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First published in 1952. This book does not confine itself to German phonetics; it aims rather at showing by what processes and tricks of sound words have been shaped in the course of years; it is therefore a book on phonology as well. It should have a wide appeal to students of German. Moreover, since the treatment of laws and sound processes is comparative, it will be useful to students of other languages, particularly of the Scandinavian group and Dutch.

Preface v
Abbreviations xv
Phonetic Alphabet xvii
Chapter
I Sounds, Symbols And Alphabets
1(45)
Means of Conveying Meaning
1(2)
Sounds and Symbols
3(5)
Phonetics
8(3)
The History of Phonetics
11(6)
Experimental Phonetics
17(1)
Alphabets and Spelling
18(4)
The Standard Language
22(11)
Nomic and Phonetic Alphabets
33(9)
Phonemes
42(4)
II The Production And Classification Of Sounds
46(93)
Production of articulated Sounds
46(1)
Articulation
46(7)
The Delta
53(4)
Bases of Articulation
57(2)
Classification of Sounds
59(2)
Classification of Sounds according to Place of Interception
61(4)
Classification according to Mode of Interception
65(3)
Fixed Sounds and Sounds of Motion
68(1)
Acoustic Classification
69(1)
Vowels
70(2)
The Formation and Classification of Vowels
72(15)
Fixed Sounds and Glides
87(10)
The Cardinal Vowels
97(4)
Firm and Loose Attachment
101(1)
Consonants: Definitions and Terms
101(2)
The three Sub-divisions of Consonants
103(5)
Rounding of Consonants
108(1)
Voiced and Voiceless Consonants
108(1)
Lenes and Fortes
108(2)
Articulation of Glottal Stop, Aspirates and Affricates
110(2)
Aspiration
112(2)
Homorganic Sounds
114(1)
Uniform and Non-uniform Sounds
114(4)
Lateral Consonants
118(1)
Nasal Consonants
119(2)
Palatalized Consonants
121(1)
I mouille
122(1)
Rolled and Flapped Consonants
123(1)
Sonantal or Sonorous Consonants
124(1)
Devoiced Sounds
125(2)
Semi-Consonants
127(1)
Fricatives
128(1)
Labial Fricatives
128(1)
Dental Fricatives
129(2)
Laryngeal Fricatives
131(1)
Palatal and Velar Fricatives
132(1)
R and I as Fricatives
133(1)
Plosive Consonants
133(1)
Labial Plosives
133(1)
Dental Plosives
134(1)
Velar Plosives
134(1)
Double and Long Consonants
134(5)
III Historical Phonetics
139(87)
Phonetics as a Branch of Philology
139(1)
Lautwandel
140(7)
The Chronology of Sounds and their Nature at a given Period
147(1)
Gradual and instantaneous Mutation
148(1)
Adaptation of Sound to Spelling
148(2)
Sound Laws
150(2)
Lautersatz
152(1)
Levelling out
153(3)
Alternation of Sounds
156(1)
Verner's Law
157(2)
Ruckumlaut
159(2)
Vowel Gradation (Ablaut)
161(1)
Compensatory Lengthening
161(1)
Lengthening of M.H.G. Short Vowels
162(1)
Shortening of Long Vowels
163(1)
Weakening of Vowels in unaccented Syllables
163(1)
Vanishing Grade
164(1)
Behaghel's Law
165(1)
Apocope of Vowel in first Syllable
165(2)
Surnames formed by Apokope
167(1)
Letter Words
167(1)
Ingvaeonic or North Western Sound Changes
168(1)
Mutation of Consonants
169(1)
The Primitive Germanic Dental Rule
169(1)
Metathesis
170(1)
Schuttelformen
170(1)
Fall of Initial Consonants
171(1)
Alternations of Consonants in Final Position
171(2)
Alternation of Velar with Palatal Consonants
173(1)
Syncope of an Intervocalic or other Consonant
173(1)
Contaminations
174(2)
Epenthesis
176(1)
Epithesis
177(1)
Parasite Vowels
177(1)
Intercalation of Semi-Vowels
178(1)
Streckformen
178(1)
Borrowings from Foreign Languages
179(4)
Hybrids
183(3)
Onomatopoeia and Reduplication
186(2)
Assimilation
188(2)
Varieties of Assimilation
190(1)
Contact Assimilation
191(2)
Bilateral Assimilation
193(3)
Assimilation of Plosive to Vowel
196(1)
Elision
196(1)
Reduction of Consonant Agglomeration
196(2)
Haplology
198(1)
Non-contact Assimilation
198(1)
Anticipation (Vorwegnahme)
199(1)
Assimilation due to Articulatory Processes
199(2)
Apostrophizing
201(1)
Stimmlose Bindung
201(1)
Devoicing by Assimilation
202(2)
Sandhi
204(1)
Sequences of identical Consonants
205(1)
Assimilation of the Point of Articulation
205(1)
Nasalization of Vowels by Assimilation
206(1)
Assimilation of the Mode of Assimilation
206(4)
Incomplete Plosion
210(1)
Lateral Plosion
210(1)
Nasal and Lateral Plosion
210(1)
Labialization, Palatalization and Velarization
211(1)
Assibilation
212(1)
Umlaut
213(1)
Sch-mutation
214(1)
Non-contact Assimilation of Consonants
214(1)
Fernungleichung
214(1)
Alliteration and Assonance
215(1)
Velarization
215(1)
A-Umlaut, Brechung
216(1)
Dissimilation
217(1)
Diphthongization
218(1)
Monophthongi-zation
219(1)
Dissimilation in Inflexional Forms
219(1)
Native Substitutes for Foreign Sounds
219(3)
Euphemisms
222(1)
Obscured Etymologies
222(1)
Popular Etymology
222(1)
Double Development of Sounds
223(3)
IV Syllabication, Accent, Pitch And Rhythm
226(179)
Analysis and Classification of Sounds
227(1)
Sonority or Audibility
227(1)
Intensity or Loudness
228(1)
Tamber
229(1)
Pitch and Intonation
230(2)
Compass and Registers of Voice
232(1)
Duration or Length
233(3)
Tempo
236(1)
Accent
237(1)
Standard and Local Accent
238(1)
Stress
239(1)
Word Accent and Sentence Accent
239(1)
Grades of Stress
240(2)
Secondary Stress
242(1)
The Distribution of Stress
243(1)
Accent Shifting
244(1)
Gradations and Variations of Accent
244(4)
Gradations of Secondary Stress
248(3)
Varieties of Accent
251(1)
Psychological Elements of Accent. Emphatic Stress
252(1)
Value Accent
252(1)
Unit Accent
252(3)
Contrast Emphasis
255(2)
Novelty Emphasis
257(1)
Emotional Emphasis; Emphasis Accent
258(4)
Irony
262(1)
Grammatical Accent
262(1)
Rhythm
263(1)
Verse Rhythm
264(2)
Rhythmical Accent and Natural Accent
266(7)
Rhythmical Prose
273(1)
Accidental or Incongruous Rhythmical Accentuation
274(1)
Rhythmical Accent
274(14)
The Accentuation of Compounds
288(3)
Double Compounds
291(2)
Word-Group Accent in Compounds
293(1)
Classification of Compounds
294(1)
Juxtapositions
295(1)
Obscured Etymologies in Compounds
295(2)
Copulative Compounds
297(1)
Appositive Compounds
298(1)
Determinative Compounds
298(1)
Agglutinative Compounds
298(1)
Verbal Compounds with Separable First Members
299(1)
Derivations from Compounds (Dekomposita)
299(17)
Juxtapositions with indeclinable Word for Second Member
316(2)
Prefix + Noun, Adjective or other Word
318(1)
Verbal Compounds
319(5)
Place Names
324(6)
Names of Streets and Squares
330(1)
Foreign Place Names
331(1)
Appositional Place Names
331(1)
Copulative Place Names
332(1)
Contrasting Adjectives, and Kur + Name
332(2)
Christian Names and Surnames
334(1)
Names of Foreign Origin
335(1)
Ancient Germanic Names
335(1)
Names beginning with Ros-, Rosa-, Rose-, Rosen-
336(1)
Latinized German Names
336(1)
Surnames from Phrases
336(1)
Place-Names from Phrases
336(1)
Titles
337(1)
Names of Festivals
337(1)
Oaths
337(1)
Salutations
337(1)
Reduplication, Rhyming, Alliteration and Onomatopoeia
337(2)
Interjections
339(1)
Ablaut Juxtapositions
339(1)
Certain First Members
339(8)
German Endings and Suffixes
347(3)
Foreign Endings
350(11)
Unstressed Foreign Endings
361(1)
Nouns in -or
361(1)
Weights and Measures
362(1)
Accentual Fluctuation in other Words
362(1)
German Words with Stress shifted rhythmically or by Analogy
363(1)
Hybrids
363(1)
Foreign Words, and often L.G. words, with Ka-, Kal-, Kan-, Kar-
363(1)
Subsidiary Stress
363(1)
Christian Names
364(1)
Foreign Words
365(3)
Connected Speech
368(1)
Prominence
369(1)
Slurring
369(1)
Syllables
370(2)
Schallsilben
372(1)
Drucksilben und Schallsilben
373(3)
Lengthened Syllables
376(1)
Open and Closed Syllables
376(1)
Sprachsilben und Sprechsilben
376(1)
Syllables in Hiatus Position
377(1)
Orthographical Division of Syllables (Silbentrennung)
377(1)
Sprechtakte
378(1)
Punctuation
379(1)
Intonation
380(10)
Direct Quotations
390(1)
Sense by Intonation
391(1)
Coordinated Main Clauses
392(1)
Dependent Clauses
393(2)
Punctuation Marks
395(1)
Climax
395(1)
Vocatives
396(2)
Questions
398(1)
Exclamations
399(1)
Wishes (Wunschsatze)
400(1)
Schallanalyse
401(4)
V Orthography And Orthoepy
405(69)
Orthography
405(2)
Ligatures
407(1)
Homonyms
407(1)
Orthoepy
408(1)
Length of Vowels
408(6)
Shortening of Long Vowels
414(1)
Short Vowels
415(4)
Shortened Vowels in Compounds and Derivatives
419(3)
Rhymes
422(2)
The Glottal Stop
424(1)
Hiatus
424(2)
Liaison
426(1)
Vowels
426(13)
Germanization of Nasalized Vowels
439(1)
Consonants
439(1)
Lenes
439(1)
Aspiration
440(1)
Hardening of Final Consonants
440(4)
Assimilation Dangers
444(1)
Devoicing after Voiceless Consonants
445(1)
Schwundstufe and Jamming of Consonants
445(1)
Consonant Groups
446(2)
Long Consonants
448(26)
Bibliography 474(5)
Subject Index 479(16)
Index Of Words And Names 495
Jethro Bithell