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Phonetics and Phonology: A Sociopsycholinguistic Framework

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Published/Copyright: November 19, 2009
Phonetica
From the journal Phonetica Volume 48 Issue 2-4

Abstract

Our aim is to present a sociopragmatic framework for phonological behavior and to comprehend phonology as part of a social action (in the sense of Schütz). This approach enables us to connect sociology, psychology, phonology and phonetics. Phonological variation is no longer seen as a secondary parameter, but can be analyzed as an integral part of language behavior. First we present Natural Phonology, then results of our investigations: phonological and phonetic variation due to psychological parameters on the one hand, steps of analysis in predominantly sociophonological work on the other hand.

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Published Online: 2009-11-19
Published in Print: 1991-03-01

© 1991 S. Karger AG, Basel

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Further Section
  2. Contents, Vol. 48, 1991
  3. Special Section
  4. Contents, Vol. 48, No.2-4, 1991
  5. On the Relation between Phonetics and Phonology
  6. Preface: The Relation between Phonetics and Phonology
  7. Target Articles
  8. Predicting the Structure of Phonological Systems
  9. The Relation between Phonetics and Phonology
  10. The Role of Phonetics within the Study of Language
  11. Phonetics and Phonology: A Sociopsycholinguistic Framework
  12. Integrating Articulations in the Perception of Vowel Height
  13. The Phonetics/Phonology Issue in the Study of Articulatory Reduction
  14. Testing the Universality of Phonological Generalizations with a Phonetically Specified Segment Database: Results and Limitations
  15. Nasal Epenthesis in Hindi
  16. Commentaries
  17. On Phonetics/Phonology Interaction
  18. The Whole Theory of Sound Structure
  19. The Relevance of Phonetics for Phonology: A Commentary
  20. Replies to Commentators
  21. Reply to Keating, Pierrehumbert, and Rischel
  22. Reply to Jørgen Rischel
  23. Replies to the Commentators
  24. Reply to Commentators
  25. Further Section
  26. Index autorum
  27. Publications Received for Review
https://doi.org/10.1159/000261881

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Further Section
  2. Contents, Vol. 48, 1991
  3. Special Section
  4. Contents, Vol. 48, No.2-4, 1991
  5. On the Relation between Phonetics and Phonology
  6. Preface: The Relation between Phonetics and Phonology
  7. Target Articles
  8. Predicting the Structure of Phonological Systems
  9. The Relation between Phonetics and Phonology
  10. The Role of Phonetics within the Study of Language
  11. Phonetics and Phonology: A Sociopsycholinguistic Framework
  12. Integrating Articulations in the Perception of Vowel Height
  13. The Phonetics/Phonology Issue in the Study of Articulatory Reduction
  14. Testing the Universality of Phonological Generalizations with a Phonetically Specified Segment Database: Results and Limitations
  15. Nasal Epenthesis in Hindi
  16. Commentaries
  17. On Phonetics/Phonology Interaction
  18. The Whole Theory of Sound Structure
  19. The Relevance of Phonetics for Phonology: A Commentary
  20. Replies to Commentators
  21. Reply to Keating, Pierrehumbert, and Rischel
  22. Reply to Jørgen Rischel
  23. Replies to the Commentators
  24. Reply to Commentators
  25. Further Section
  26. Index autorum
  27. Publications Received for Review
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