This paper aims to describe pre-aspirated and post-aspirated stops in an endangered
language, Scottish Gaelic. Our small-scale study investigates several acoustic parameters of …

This thesis examines the phonetic, phonological, and social aspects of pre-aspiration in
English spoken in Aberystwyth, mid Wales. Pre-aspiration refers to a period of voiceless …

What is the relationship between phonetics and phonology? Are phonological features
innate and universal, and do they have fixed phonetic correlates? These questions have …

This thesis presents an approach to phonological computation and representation which
combines the tenets of substance-free phonology, a framework which implies that …

This thesis investigates phonetic and phonological variation in the bilingual repertoire of
adolescent Welsh-English bilinguals living in North Wales. It contributes to linguistic …

This book is the first comprehensive, research-based description of the development,
structure, and use of Welsh English, a contact-induced variety of English spoken in the …

Previous research has shown that pre-aspiration can be a phonemic and a variable
linguistic feature susceptible to linguistic and extra-linguistic influences. In the case of …

The study focuses on the relationship between preaspiration and glottalisation in
Manchester English. Analyses of five speakers aged 20-22 years indicate there is a …

This paper represents (yet another) contribution to the vexed issue of the role of Old Norse in
the history of Scottish Gaelic. The historical, archaeological, and cultural evidence for the …

'Phonologisation'is a process whereby a phonetic phenomenon enters the phonological
grammar and becomes conceptualised as the result of categorical manipulation of …