[phono-tx] Re: how phono processes are "listed"

In previous emails I have that the Easy Does It books are the words used
most for phonology so I have that book but I also have SPARC for phonology
and I"m confused why the processes are named so differently, for instance
"Consonant Singletons" in EDI, but that label doesn't show up in SPARC, there
are initial and final consonant deletion (not in EDI); SPARC lists
alveolars, but not in EDI. I have an article I printed I believe thru this site
that lists Primary Patterns and it has seven that are also some different; The
Giant Book of Phonology from SUper Duper has yet another way of
categorizing. So..........is there any one DEFINITIVE way of grouping these? Hodson
categorzies just a little differently also. Maybe there is no "right" way,
but just thought I'd check. THANKS
Carly

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