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*Bell, A. & J.B. Hooper (1978). Issues and evidence in syllabic phonology. In A. Bell & J.B. Hooper (eds) ''Syllables and Segments.'' Amsterdam: Nort *Duanmu, S. (2007). ''The Phonology of Standard Chinese.'' Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0199215799

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...]], [[morphology (linguistics)|morphological]], [[syntax|syntactic]] and [[phonology|phonological]] properties, plus how they inter-relate); also, the mental re

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*Duanmu, S. (2000) ''The Phonology of Standard Chinese''. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1st edition, ISBN 0 ...ooks?id=lUIj3ONg_MEC New Approaches to Chinese Word Formation: Morphology, Phonology and the Lexicon in Modern and Ancient Chinese]''. Berlin. Walter de Gruyter

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*[[Phonology of Irish]]

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...rd it as unacceptable in some way.</ref> could not, and it is the study of phonology that allows linguists to ask why and how that should be. ...esent ''l'' and ''r'', while English contains two, i.e. /l/ and /r/.</ref> Phonology also goes beyond differences between individual sounds, involving topics su

*Duanmu, S. (2000) ''The Phonology of Standard Chinese''. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1st edition, ISBN 0

*Gussenhoven, C. and Jacobs, H. ''Understanding Phonology'', London, 1998.

*[[Ancient Greek phonology]]

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