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Mind Map by LILIANA FERNANDEZ, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by LILIANA FERNANDEZ
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ENGLISH PHONETICS
- Phonetics
- the study of human
sounds
- scientific description of what speech sounds exist in a language
- . It describes the ways the sounds
- are produced and the points at which they are articulated
- are produced and the points at which they are articulated
- . It describes the ways the sounds
- scientific description of what speech sounds exist in a language
- Divided into three types
- the production (articulatory)
- transmission
(acoustic)
- perception (auditive)
- the production (articulatory)
- the study of human
sounds
- Phonology
- the classification of the sounds within the system
of a particular language or languages.
- Is concerned with the regularities that
govern the phonetic realisations of sounds
in words of a language
- It then seeks to determine how the elements of this
abstract system behave in actual speech. Phonology
actually delineates the functioning of sounds in
particular contexts.
- It then seeks to determine how the elements of this
abstract system behave in actual speech. Phonology
actually delineates the functioning of sounds in
particular contexts.
- Is concerned with the regularities that
govern the phonetic realisations of sounds
in words of a language
- the classification of the sounds within the system
of a particular language or languages.
- DIFERENCES
- Phonetics
- Descriptive linguistics
- All speech sounds (universal)
- Studies (phones)
- Limited scope
- Articulation
/Prodution
- Transmission
- Reception
- Description
- describes the physical realisation of sounds.
- describes the physical realisation of sounds.
- Description
- Reception
- Transmission
- Articulation
/Prodution
- Limited scope
- Studies (phones)
- All speech sounds (universal)
- Example
- /l/ is a lateral sound released after a partial
obstruction between the blade of the tongue
and the alveolar. It is voiced.
- /l/ is a lateral sound released after a partial
obstruction between the blade of the tongue
and the alveolar. It is voiced.
- Descriptive linguistics
- Phonology
- Theoretical linguistics
- Sounds of particular language
- Studies "phonemes"
- Broader scope
- Selection
- Organsation
- Distribution
- studies sound behaviour in realisation
- studies sound behaviour in realisation
- Distribution
- Organsation
- Selection
- Broader scope
- Studies "phonemes"
- Sounds of particular language
- Example
- Theoretical linguistics
- Phonetics
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