A manuscript by Eugenio Coseriu to be published: his Einführung in die Phonologie für Romanisten
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The book the editor prepared for publication is based on two manuscripts left by Coseriu as materials of his Tübingen lectures in the 1970-ies. The first part deals with the principles of classical Praguian phonology, its beginnings, its development as a model of structural linguistics, and its theoretical framework. Coseriu also discusses some of Trubetzkoy’s suppositions, putting forward his own new insights. Coseriu, however, goes beyond structuralism, developing, essentially, his linguistics of speech based on the speaker’s competence.
In the second part, “Romanische Phonologie”, we find a combination of phonological and phonetic descriptions of Italian, Spanish, and French. “Weak points” of their phonological systems are discussed, which means oppositions characterized by an insufficient workload together with the consequences for normative pronunciation of what generally are fixed variants. French has the highest number of “problematic zones”, but Italian, too, is difficult in this regard. The book ends with the comparison of the phonological systems of the three languages.
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