Phonological disorders in children : theory, research and practice
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Phonological disorders in children : theory, research and practice
Routledge, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This book represents recent developments in the study of phonological disorders in children. Professor Yavas has compiled this volume with two intentions, to bring together linguists and speech pathologists who share the same concerns, and to produce a collection that reflects both the American and European approaches. It covers a variety of topics, including the implications of phonological development to disorders, disorders from a clinical linguistic perspective, and concerns over the methods and procedures of therapy. It also contributes to important debates on topics which are less commonly discussed: metalinguistic awareness and the interaction among language components in relation to disordered speech. "Phonological Disorders in Children" is intended to lead students and practitioners of speech pathology, communicative disorders, special education and linguistics to a fuller understanding of phonological disorders in children. In addition, it is intended to provide phonologists and other linguists with different perspectives and information upon the basis of which they can re-evaluate their own understanding of speech and language.
This book should be of interest to students and teachers of clinical phonology, phonology, speech pathology and applied linguistics and professional therapists.
目次
1. Theories of Phonological Development and Their Implications for Phonological Disorders 2. Developmental Phonological Disorders from a Clinical Linguistic Perspective 3. Interactions Among Language Components in Phonological Development and Disorders 4. Metalinguistic Awareness in Phonologically Disordered Children 5. Functional Considerations in Phonological Assessment of Child Speech 6. Phonological Treatment for Unintelligible Children and Implications Across Languages 7. Input Training in Phonological Disorder - A Case Discussion.
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