by Daniel Jones · tapa dura · ISBN 9780521213516
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«The Phoneme: Its Nature and Use», a work of linguistics by Daniel Jones, published by Cambridge University Press in hardback.
In this work Daniel Jones examines the concept of the phoneme, its nature and its usefulness in linguistic analysis. The book addresses how speech sounds are classified and related within phonological systems, and why the study of phonemes is essential for understanding language. It is considered a landmark in the history of linguistics.
The edition was published on 9 December 1976. Daniel Jones was emeritus professor of phonetics at the University of London.
Aimed at students and academics in linguistics and at historians of language interested in the history of the discipline.
