| Show USE OF PHONETIC SPELLING naione advanced why it would lie e well if if its study should be 0 made more general phonetics la in ite its broadest sense tit a study of the whole hole ranee range of sound articulate musical and otherwise in 10 its restricted sense it Is t confined to in artica articulate late bound sound 3 of n human speech anven la in this restricted lenie sense it la Is till still broad enough to include the subject of th the 0 aco acoustic ustle or mechanical alde side and the anthropological or fide tide jt it may discus discuss simply the pech speech vibrations that cause any par ut picolar I 1 tar sensations on ou the human cars or it mar may include an investigation of th the manner and causes causs of the changco th the articulate sounds of a language langu nce undergo as it develops the study of pho epics tit widely advocated by philologist philologists and by many ninny of the most thoughtful teu teachers chers for three reasons 1 that penona persons aay abay edeal their mother tongue correctly through thus learning lear olne to knear the proper ulu alua atlon tion of its sounds 2 that they may ulay learn successfully the tile pronunciation of other 1 to uhlee a know lefto of thirty own Is the best introduction 3 that those who nish to eludy philology may have it hey key to that lenac beace and the sounds of our language cannot be b successfully stud studied or without some a use of p betle hundreds i of alphabets have been proposed but th the only one onis that has made progress pro cres an anda bids fair to become general na natural with some la Is that 0 of tho the association Ili alque this alphabet nip habet took form be tween ISM 1885 and ISSO in proposals by paul edouard bassy a n noted brench phonetician |
