W F Twaddell
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 731558 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | W F Twaddell |
| NOMBRES | W F |
| APELLIDO | Twaddell |
| FIRMA | TWADDELL W F |
| AFILIACIONES | John Brown University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1936 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1976 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
"A Critique of "Some New Trends for Applied Linguistics and Foreign Language Teaching in the United States
Straw Men and Pied Pipers
[Latin Small Letter C With Caron]
The Science of Language
Part II
Introduction; Part I
A Note on the Proto-Indo-European Resonants in Germanic
all that distinguishes their environments, we conclude that the words which exhibit such marginal developments were bounded by juncture. Medially there was either no juncture or juncture of a different kind. Not all medial developments from IE voiceless stops were voiceless spirants. If the accent preceded the sound in question, it developed as in marginal position. Since a preceding accent does not by itself explain the development of a voiceles…
Studien über sprachökonomische Entwicklungen im Deutschen
Die Architektonik des deutschen Wortschatzes
A Linguistic Archive as an Indexed Depot
Stetson's Model and the 'Supra-Segmental Phonemes
The following discussion grew out of my attempt to fulfill a request from the Editor of L anguage to review the late R. H. Stetson's Motor phonetics: A study of speech movements in action, 2d edition (pp. xi, 212, with 122 figures in the text; Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Company [for Oberlin College], 1951), hereafter referred to as Mot. Phon . The routine reviewing procedures did not work out. Much of Stetson's material seemed unlikely t…
Grundlegung und Grundprobleme der Syntax
General Phonetics
MEANINGS, Habits and Rules1
The Prehistoric Germanic Short Syllabics
Our reconstruction of a proto-language is theoretical and partial; but the language itself was necessarily real and whole. As a real language, it shared with all real languages the characteristic of non-uniformity. Some of its speakers spoke differently from others; they spoke differently from their linguistic predecessors and successors. And at any time, in any dialect, the phonemes of a real language display variations in different phonetic env…
Bases of Phonology . R. H. Stetson
Language in Action
Facts and Phonemics
1. The Syllabic Phonemes of English by Trager and Bloch (Lang. 17.223–46) is an attempt to set forth a partial phonemic analysis of American English. The analysis, though partial, is ambitious; it displays thoughtful ingenuity and confident independence; and its conclusions are in some particulars spectacular. It is accordingly in order to consider whether the procedures of analysis represent sound and fruitful techniques. If they do, the scope o…
Positive Characteristics of Phonemes
On Various Phonemes
Answers to Andrade's Questions
A Linguistic Archive as an Indexed Depot
The Prehistoric Germanic Short Syllabics
Our reconstruction of a proto-language is theoretical and partial; but the language itself was necessarily real and whole. As a real language, it shared with all real languages the characteristic of non-uniformity. Some of its speakers spoke differently from others; they spoke differently from their linguistic predecessors and successors. And at any time, in any dialect, the phonemes of a real language display variations in different phonetic env…
Answers to Andrade's Questions
"A Critique of "Some New Trends for Applied Linguistics and Foreign Language Teaching in the United States
Straw Men and Pied Pipers
[Latin Small Letter C With Caron]
Stetson's Model and the 'Supra-Segmental Phonemes
The following discussion grew out of my attempt to fulfill a request from the Editor of L anguage to review the late R. H. Stetson's Motor phonetics: A study of speech movements in action, 2d edition (pp. xi, 212, with 122 figures in the text; Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Company [for Oberlin College], 1951), hereafter referred to as Mot. Phon . The routine reviewing procedures did not work out. Much of Stetson's material seemed unlikely t…
MEANINGS, Habits and Rules1
Facts and Phonemics
1. The Syllabic Phonemes of English by Trager and Bloch (Lang. 17.223–46) is an attempt to set forth a partial phonemic analysis of American English. The analysis, though partial, is ambitious; it displays thoughtful ingenuity and confident independence; and its conclusions are in some particulars spectacular. It is accordingly in order to consider whether the procedures of analysis represent sound and fruitful techniques. If they do, the scope o…
On Various Phonemes
Positive Characteristics of Phonemes
On Various Phonemes
Answers to Andrade's Questions
Language in Action
Facts and Phonemics
1. The Syllabic Phonemes of English by Trager and Bloch (Lang. 17.223–46) is an attempt to set forth a partial phonemic analysis of American English. The analysis, though partial, is ambitious; it displays thoughtful ingenuity and confident independence; and its conclusions are in some particulars spectacular. It is accordingly in order to consider whether the procedures of analysis represent sound and fruitful techniques. If they do, the scope o…
Bases of Phonology . R. H. Stetson
The Prehistoric Germanic Short Syllabics
Our reconstruction of a proto-language is theoretical and partial; but the language itself was necessarily real and whole. As a real language, it shared with all real languages the characteristic of non-uniformity. Some of its speakers spoke differently from others; they spoke differently from their linguistic predecessors and successors. And at any time, in any dialect, the phonemes of a real language display variations in different phonetic env…
MEANINGS, Habits and Rules1
General Phonetics
Grundlegung und Grundprobleme der Syntax
Stetson's Model and the 'Supra-Segmental Phonemes
The following discussion grew out of my attempt to fulfill a request from the Editor of L anguage to review the late R. H. Stetson's Motor phonetics: A study of speech movements in action, 2d edition (pp. xi, 212, with 122 figures in the text; Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Company [for Oberlin College], 1951), hereafter referred to as Mot. Phon . The routine reviewing procedures did not work out. Much of Stetson's material seemed unlikely t…
Studien über sprachökonomische Entwicklungen im Deutschen
Die Architektonik des deutschen Wortschatzes
A Linguistic Archive as an Indexed Depot
A Note on the Proto-Indo-European Resonants in Germanic
all that distinguishes their environments, we conclude that the words which exhibit such marginal developments were bounded by juncture. Medially there was either no juncture or juncture of a different kind. Not all medial developments from IE voiceless stops were voiceless spirants. If the accent preceded the sound in question, it developed as in marginal position. Since a preceding accent does not by itself explain the development of a voiceles…
Part II
Introduction; Part I
The Science of Language
[Latin Small Letter C With Caron]
Straw Men and Pied Pipers
"A Critique of "Some New Trends for Applied Linguistics and Foreign Language Teaching in the United States
Linguistics (17 obras) · Philosophy (15 obras) · History (5 obras) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (5 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Lexicography and Language Studies (4 obras) · Library science (4 obras) · Multilingual Education and Policy (4 obras) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (4 obras)