Content s introduction Chapter I phonological schools in linguistics and their theoretical concepts

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1 R. Jakobson. Selected Writings. I. Mouton, 1962, p. 418.

2 L.R. Zinder. General phonetics. M:.1979

3 N.S. Trubetzkoy. Principles of phonology. Univ. of California Press, 1969, p. 51.

4 Zellig S. Harris. Review of «Grundzuge der Phonology» by N.S. Trubetzkoy. In «Phonological Theory. Evolution and current practice», N.Y., 1972, p. 301.

5 N.S. Trubetzkoy. Principles of Phonology. (Trans. C. A. Baltaxe). Univ. of California Press, 1969, p. 52. All other quotations have been taken from this translation.

6 N.S. Trubetzkoy. Id., p. 62.

7 N.S. Trubetzkoy. Id., p. 66.

8 В. Тrnkа. A phonological analysis of Present-day standard English. University of Alabama Press, 1968.

9 A. Cohen. The Phonemes of English. The Hague, 1965.

10 D. Jones. The phoneme: its nature and use. Cambridge, 1950, preface.

11 D. Jones. The phoneme: its nature and use. Heffner, Cambridge, 1950, p. 31.

12 J.R. Firth. Sounds and Prosodies. In “Phonological Theory. Evolution and current practice”. N. Y. 1972, p, 253.

13 J.R. Firth. Id., p. 258.

14 R.H. Robins. Aspects of prosodic analysis. “Phonological Theory...», p. 267.

15 J. Lyons. Phonemic and non-phonemic phonology: some typological reflections. In “Phonological Theory ...”, p. 275-281.

16 A.C. Gimson. An introduction to the pronunciation of English. L., 1962.