A landmark in the study of language, Daniel Jones's The Pronunciation Of English unlocks the patterns and mysteries of spoken English with clarity and authority. For anyone seeking to master the art of English pronunciation, this classic english phonetics guide remains unrivalled. It is practical. It is foundational. With precision, Jones explains phonetic symbols, explores the mechanics of speech sound analysis, and provides an indispensable phonetic transcription book that has shaped generations of linguistics students and language teachers.
First published at the dawn of the twentieth century, this english pronunciation manual stands as a cornerstone of early British linguistics. As a leading figure in the Cambridge linguistics series, Daniel Jones's influence endures in every page, making this volume an essential reference for those passionate about british english pronunciation or the teaching of speech. Its thoughtful structure supports both self-study and classroom use, offering clear explanations for both beginners and advanced readers. Scholars, teachers, and collectors alike will recognise its value as a linguistics students guide and a trusted pronunciation teaching resource.
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