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Speech sound categories in language acquisition and learning (2006 Master's thesis)

2026-08-21

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<p>Phonological processes and patterns in spoken languages often involve groups of sounds. It has been assumed that this is because the primitives on which phonology operates are abstract features shared by a group of sounds. There are two opposing views as to how features arise. One view ascribes them to a Universal Grammar that is part of the genetic endowment of humans (the linguistic hypothesis), while the oth...

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bb88e117-86be-51da-bdd8-475e5d9463ea
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10.31234/osf.io/m6u84_v2
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