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A Bibliography of Resources on Sonority

Steve Parker

Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics and SIL International

last updated on January 29, 2018

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This document currently contains 2413 references, arranged alphabetically. I plan to update it

periodically. Corrections, additions, and suggestions are welcome. Eventually I hope to also post

on this site a version of this same list of resources, arranged thematically (by subtopics). This list

of citations was compiled with version 5.0.34 of Zotero and formatted according to the Unified

Style Sheet for Linguistics Journals. In this file I have not fixed every inconsistency in terms of

spelling, capitalization, missing fields, etc. Consequently, there are no guarantees about the

accuracy of every detail. Nevertheless, most of the mistakes are relatively minor and should not

obscure the reader’s understanding of the citations in most cases. I would be happy to provide

this same list of references in a different style, format, or sorting order, upon request.

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