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Applied Generative Phonology: A Methodology for Teaching Pronunciation

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Schnitzer, Marc L. – International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching, 1974

An exercise developed to aid an aphasia patient in relearning rules governing phonological changes in English was later used in a pilot study attempting to teach English pronunciation to French speakers by rule rather than by rote. The method used and the results obtained are reported. (RM)

Descriptors: Aphasia, English (Second Language), Generative Phonology, Language Instruction

BIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF LANGUAGE.

LENNEBERG, ERIC H. – 1967

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIOLOGY AND LANGUAGE IS EXPLORED IN THIS VOLUME. THE AUTHOR BELIEVES THAT "LANGUAGE IS THE MANIFESTATION OF SPECIES-SPECIFIC COGNITIVE PROPENSITIES. IT IS THE CONSEQUENCE OF THE BIOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES THAT MAKE A HUMAN TYPE OF COGNITION POSSIBLE." IN ATTEMPTING TO "REINSTATE THE CONCEPT OF THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF…

Descriptors: Anatomy, Aphasia, Behavioral Science Research, Biology