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The 67 pages that link to Phoneme, each with the reason it gives.

• PhonologyBroader topic: Phonemes are the units whose contrasts define a language’s sound system.

• Structural linguisticsBroader topic: Phonemes exemplify how contrast, rather than physical sound alone, defines linguistic units.

• Speech perceptionBroader topic: Speech perception identifies phonemes from acoustic cues that vary across utterances.

• Roman JakobsonBroader topic: Jakobson’s phonological work explained how distinctive sound units organize language.

• Text-to-speechBroader topic: TTS systems often represent pronunciation as sequences of phonemes.

• Phonological awarenessBroader topic: Phoneme awareness is the most fine-grained level of phonological awareness.

• Sound correspondenceBroader topic: Correspondences are usually stated between phonemes rather than loosely similar pronunciations.

• Phonological changeBroader topic: Changes can alter which sound units count as distinct phonemes.

• Prague SchoolBroader topic: The school's phonological theory treated phonemes as functional units defined by contrasts.

• Prague Linguistic CircleBroader topic: The Circle’s account of sound systems treated phonemes as bundles of distinctive features.

• Zellig HarrisBroader topic: Harris used contrasts among sounds to establish phonemic systems.

• Spoken languageBroader topic: Phonemes are abstract units realized through variable spoken sounds.

• Speech repetitionBroader topic: Accurate repetition requires preserving the contrastive sound units in the utterance.