Mark Feinstein

{{Short description|Linguist}}

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| education = City University of New York (PhD)

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| thesis_title = Linguistic Nature of Prenasalization

| thesis_url = https://academicworks.cuny.edu/gc_etds/2207/

| thesis_year = 1977

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| doctoral_advisor = Charles Cairns

| academic_advisors = Mark Liberman, Alan Stevens, Robert Vago

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| discipline = linguistics

| sub_discipline = phonology

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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.{{cite web |title=Mark H. Feinstein |url=https://www.hampshire.edu/faculty/mark-feinstein}}{{cite web |title=Mark Feinstein |url=https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=2MCaaH0AAAAJ |website=scholar.google.com}}