Ebook: Palatal sound change in the romance languages : diachronic and synchronic perspectives
Author: Zampaulo André
- Genre: Linguistics // Foreign
- Tags: romance languages romance linguistics palatal palatalization
- Series: Oxford linguistics vol. 38
- Year: 2019
- Publisher: Oxford University Press
- City: Oxford
- Language: English
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This is a more heavily compressed, but still mightily readable, version of the 78 MB PDF of Zampaulo's 2019 book on Romance palatalization, made available in 2021.
From the introduction: "This book presents a thorough investigation of the historical and present-day variation and change patterns undergone by so-called “palatal” consonants in the Romance languages. The word “palatal” is used here as a general term for sounds that have emerged from palatalization processes, which entail not only changes in place of articulation (e.g. a consonant’s articulation moving toward a more palatal position), but also changes in manner of articulation (e.g. the emergence of alveolar affricates from Latin /tj dj/). Some scholars favor the use of a more precise term such as “(alveolo)palatal” to refer to these sounds..."
From the introduction: "This book presents a thorough investigation of the historical and present-day variation and change patterns undergone by so-called “palatal” consonants in the Romance languages. The word “palatal” is used here as a general term for sounds that have emerged from palatalization processes, which entail not only changes in place of articulation (e.g. a consonant’s articulation moving toward a more palatal position), but also changes in manner of articulation (e.g. the emergence of alveolar affricates from Latin /tj dj/). Some scholars favor the use of a more precise term such as “(alveolo)palatal” to refer to these sounds..."
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