#phonologist

Hi there ! I just wanted to group all the resources I have and I could find to help the noble students in linguistics to study phonology. I really hope it helps you ! Please if you know something that could be interesting to add in that general academical list, let me know ! I will edit as much as it’s necessary ! :D

| Introduction :

• Introducing phonology, Odden (2005)

• Fundamentals of language, 2nd edition, Jakobson & Halle (1971)

| Théories // Theories :

• Principes de phonologie // Principles of phonology, Trubetzkoy (1957)

• The Sound Pattern of English, Chomsky & Halle (1968)

| Cours // Courses :

• Phonétique & Phonologie : Différences, Henriette Gezundhajt.

• La syllabe : unité linguistique fondamentale, Yohann Meynadier.

• Articulatory processes explained, @lalalinguistic

• Visualize Phoneme & Allophones thanks to Superman, @lesserjoke

• Phonological Natural classes @allthingslinguistic

| Entraînement // Exercises :

• Exercises in English :

- Yes or No ? [EASY]

- Decide for a word [EASY]

- Allophones [EASY]

- Fijian (language) [MODERATE]

- Complementary Distribution [DIFFICULT]

- Phonological Rules [DIFFICULT]

• Exercices en français :

- Exercices phonème/allophones, Grégoire Winterstein.

- Analyse distributionnelle, Sophie Wauquier & Al.

- Trait I / Trait II, Sophie Wauquier & Al.

- Règle I / Règle II, Sophie Wauquier & Al.  

- Syllabe,  Sophie Wauquier & Al.

| Application // Field Research :

• The Sound Pattern of Russian :  A Linguistic and Acoustical Investigation, Halle (1959)

• Selective writings Vol.1 : Phonological Studies, Jakobson.

• HAL : phonologie OR phonology (resources)

| Humour :

• Parody “All about that richness of the base”

• Dessins // Drawings (mine)

And I would also like to thanks @allthingslinguistic because I just saw her article about phonetics / Phonology materials and I hope that I’ve helped with this (bilingual) contribution :)