Writing Systems¶
Sampson, G. (1985). Writing Systems: A Linguistic Introduction. Stanford University Press.
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- Phonology
- Linguistic and clinical phonology — describes any language's sound pattern and, in speech-language pathology, separates dialectal variation from genuine deviation against a target system. Computational linguistics and speech technology — phoneme inventories, phonotactic models, and prosodic structure underpin automatic speech recognition and text-to-speech. Historical linguistics — the system-over-inventory commitment licenses reconstructing proto-languages, with sound change read as motion of a structured inventory (chain shifts, mergers, splits) where one phoneme's move predicts a compensating move elsewhere. Writing-system design — phonological analysis grounds alphabetic and feature-based orthographies, Korean Hangul being the canonical feature-based script
This sourceThe featural category of writing systems with Korean Han'gul as its exemplar (ch. 6), inside a taxonomy of scripts grounded in linguistic analysis.
- Linguistic and clinical phonology — describes any language's sound pattern and, in speech-language pathology, separates dialectal variation from genuine deviation against a target system. Computational linguistics and speech technology — phoneme inventories, phonotactic models, and prosodic structure underpin automatic speech recognition and text-to-speech. Historical linguistics — the system-over-inventory commitment licenses reconstructing proto-languages, with sound change read as motion of a structured inventory (chain shifts, mergers, splits) where one phoneme's move predicts a compensating move elsewhere. Writing-system design — phonological analysis grounds alphabetic and feature-based orthographies, Korean Hangul being the canonical feature-based script
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