La phonologie du schwa français

• Introduction
  S. Paul Verluyten | p. 1
• Sur l’identité phonologique du Schwa français et son role dans l’accentuation et dans la syllabation
  Hans Basbøll | p. 15
• La syllabification et les règles de changement de syllabe en français
  Roland G. Noske | p. 43
• A propos de l’ajustement de e en français
  Bernard Tranel | p. 89
• De l’ajustement du Schwa en syllabe fermée dans la phonologie du français
  Yves-Charles Morin | p. 133

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