LINGUIST List 15.1208

Tue Apr 13 2004

Qs: Phonology/Nursery Rhymes; Flege References

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  • gpoizat, nursery rhymes
  • Antheia Dorn Cadette, Flege's Equivalence Classification

    Message 1: nursery rhymes

     Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2004 03:33:28 CEST
    From: gpoizat <gpoizatclub-internet.fr>
    Subject: nursery rhymes


    I am currently looking for any refernce pertaining to the phonological patterns in English nursery rhymes. could anyone highlight me? thank you claire hostalier

    Message 2: Flege's Equivalence Classification

     Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2004 10:29:10 -0400
    From: Antheia Dorn Cadette <antheiachotmail.com>
    Subject: Flege's Equivalence Classification


    I am currently doing research in phonological acquisition and am particularly interested in FLege's Equivalence Classification. The latest that I've found dates back to 1987 and appeared in the Journal of Phonetics. Do you know of more recent studies?

    Thank you for your kind consideration.

    Antheia