Introductory Phonology: 23 (Blackwell Textbooks in Linguistics)

Overall there's no question this is a good textbook, but there were some places where I thought the author could be clearer and more careful/rigorous. This is perhaps because the book is a derivative of lecture notes (and the author didn't have the time to revise it enough times). But again, I could, I think, get a pretty good sense of what phonology is about by reading this book.

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Excellent

This is a perfect book for readers who are the beginners of Phonological study. It is well-organized and comprehensive in almost all the topics in the field of Phonology. The abstract and difficult theories can be easily explained with a lot of examples. That is the most impressed point!

Provides very good explanations about the critical points and is comprehensive in its coverage. Additionally there are many examples from different languages.