June 1, 1976

The acquisition of phonology

MBMartin D. S. BraineThe Graduate Center, CUNY

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Abbreviations and notational conventions Preface Introduction 1. Background 2. The child's phonology at two years 3. Longitudinal analysis of A's phonology 4. The nature of the acquisition of phonology 5. Linguistic implications of the child's acquisition of phonology Conclusions Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C References Index.

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