quite specific assumptions about the speaker's and the listeners' phonetic and phonological capacity and the rules of their language.

Questions such as these make it apparent that synthesis by rule forces attention to precisely those phonetic problems which are fundamental to phonology. We hope that some phonologists will be sufficiently intrigued to join in the search for the answers.
 

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