The Sound Pattern of English

Chomsky, N., & Halle, M. (1968). The Sound Pattern of English.

Type

Book

Intellectual base

Review or monograph

Year

1968

Link

https://archive.org/details/soundpatternofen0000chommatched

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linguistics_semiotics

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Primes

• Markedness
  • - Phonology (core domain): Trubetzkoy's foundational application. Voiced/voiceless: voiceless is typically unmarked (stops, fricatives); voiced is marked (fewer languages have voicing, acquired later)

    This sourceHarper & Row. Chomsky-Halle Sound Pattern English generative phonology markedness feature systems.

Domain-specific

• Phonology
  • Jakobson and later Chomsky and Morris Halle generalized the inventory into distinctive features — binary phonological properties such as ±voice, ±nasal, ±high — allowing phonological rules to be stated over natural feature-defined classes rather than over individual phonemes, and making the system's structure inspectable in terms of feature economy

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