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Autosegmental phonology is a modification of generative phonology introduced by John Goldsmith in his PhD thesis in 1976. He introduced the notion of parallel tiers of segments and called this autosegments—a name which is a bit misleading. As an application example he presented a detailed phonological analysis of the Igbo language spoken in Nigeria.
This was the foundation for further developments in phonology such as Nonconcatenative morphology.
External links[]
- What is autosegmental phonology? (SIL)
- Autosegmental analysis of intonation (Lexicon of Linguistics)
pdc:Autosegmental Phonology
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