Indo-European Phonology with a Human Face

Dunphy-Hetherington, Peter
Ballester, Xaverio

The current mainstream in the studies of Indo–European Linguistics is characterized by reconstructing a language phonologically exceptional, a view that always had detractors, who maintain that a more realistic approach is plausible. In contrast with the algebraic face of the mainstream Indo–European Linguistics, arguments are here collected to provide an Indo– European phonology with a real and human face.