Travis G Bradley
Professor Bradley's primary research interests include phonological theory, Judeo-Spanish linguistics, phonetic and phonological variation in Ibero-Romance and other languages, and historical Romance phonology. Professor Bradley has published in Linguistics: An Interdisciplinary Journal of the Language Sciences, Probus, Lingua, Estudios de fonética experimental, Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics, Southwest Journal of Linguistics, Lingua(gem), and the Journal of Educational Computing Research. He has contributed chapters to various books, including Fonética y fonología descriptivas de la lengua española, Optimality-Theoretic Studies in Spanish Phonology, Historical Romance Linguistics: Retrospective and Perspectives, Laboratory Approaches to Spanish Phonology, Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Romance Linguistics, and Romance Linguistics 2007, Romance Linguistics 2010, Romance Linguistics 2012, among others. Along with Rafael Núñez Cedeño and Sonia Colina, he co-edited Fonología generativa contemporánea de la lengua española [2a edición] (Georgetown University Press, 2014).
Supervisors: Dissertation advisor: John M. Lipski (2001, The Pennsylvania State University)
Address: Department of Spanish and Portuguese
University of California
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616
United States
Supervisors: Dissertation advisor: John M. Lipski (2001, The Pennsylvania State University)
Address: Department of Spanish and Portuguese
University of California
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616
United States
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Guerra, Kathleen S., and Travis G. Bradley. 2022. Phonological and Phonetic Aspects of Sifeísmo in Quito Spanish. In Ecuadorian Spanish in the 21st Century: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, edited by Rosario Gómez, Erin O'Rourke, and Christina García, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp. 227-250.
Guerra, Kathleen S., and Travis G. Bradley. 2022. Phonological and Phonetic Aspects of Sifeísmo in Quito Spanish. In Ecuadorian Spanish in the 21st Century: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, edited by Rosario Gómez, Erin O'Rourke, and Christina García, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp. 227-250.
This comprehensive book, written completely in Spanish, introduces the latest concepts and principles of phonological analysis and applies these theories to the study of the Spanish language. This new edition includes new chapters on intonation and laboratory phonology and greatly expands the coverage of optimality theory. Exercises and further readings at the end of each chapter, as well as the volume's glossary of linguistic terminology, facilitate effective classroom use.
This book is an essential reference for scholars of Spanish linguistics and will be required reading for advanced undergraduate and graduate students of Spanish. An answer key is available on the GU Press website for teachers only.
Table of Contents
Introducción: La fonología
Pilar Prieto
1. De la fonética descriptiva a los rasgos distintivos
Alfonso Morales-Front
2. Fonología autosegmental
Rafael A. Núñez Cedeño
3. Modelo autosegmental jerárquico
Rafael Núñez Cedeño
4. Teoría de la subespecificación
Rafael Núñez Cedeño
5. La silabificación en español
José I. Hualde
6. La fonología léxica
Pilar Prieto
7. El acento
Alfonso Morales-Front
8. La entonación
José I. Hualde
9. La teoría de la optimidad en la fonología del español
Sonia Colina
10. Fonología de laboratorio
Travis G. Bradley
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