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Mark Feinstein

Mark Feinstein is a linguist and professor emeritus of linguistics at Hampshire College. He is known for his works on phonology and evolution of language. While his early research focused on phonology and human sound systems, he now especially focuses on the vocal behavior of non-human animals.

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Education
City University of New York (PhD)
Discipline
linguistics
Doctoral advisor
Charles Cairns
Other advisors
Mark Liberman, Alan Stevens, Robert Vago
Sub-discipline
phonology
Thesis
Linguistic Nature of Prenasalization (1977)

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Mark Feinstein → linguistics
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Mark Feinstein → Charles Cairns
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