Acquiring Phonology: A Cross-Generational Case-Study

Preface Acknowledgements 1. Preliminaries 2. The main claims of Smith (1973) and the evidence for them 3. Competing theories 4. Z and his development 5. The nature of the acquisition of phonology 6. Diachronic lexicon of Z data 7. Appendices 8. References 9. Index.

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