Table of Contents

1: Introduction
2: The sounds of Dutch: Phonetic characterization and phonological representation
3: The prosodic structure of words
4: Word phonology
5: Word stress
6: Connected speech I: Word phonology
7: Connected speech II: Sentence phonology
8: Connected speech III: Cliticization
9: Orthography

Reviews

`The author has published ... quite a few groundbreaking books and articles on phonology, and he may be considered as one of Holland's leading phonologists.'
J.J. Spa, Word
`The Phonology of Dutch is well written and provides most of the Dutch phonological facts.'
J.J. Spa, Word
`an excellent blend of descriptive detail and theoretical insight. Booij provides a clear and readable overview of the facts whilst at the same time succinctly pinpointing phenomena which are of particular theoretical importance. This book will be of immense value to all those interested either in Dutch linguistics or in theoretical morphology.'
Andrew Spencer, Professor of Linguistics, University of Essex
`A treasure trove of data and references ... the book containsa wealth of well-presented material on Dutch and will surely play an important role in future research about the language.'
Glot International