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|a Goyvaerts, Didier L.
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|a Phonology in the 1980's.
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|a Studies in the Sciences of Language Series
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|a This volume brings together a number of ground-breaking papers in the theory of phonology.
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|a PHONOLOGY IN THE 1980's; Editorial page; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; Table of contents; INTRODUCTION; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; VERBAL PARADIGMS IN DUTCH; 0. Introduction; 1. D-Weakening; 2. Open syllable lengthening; 3. Prevocalic vowel deletion; 4. A Proposal for Dutch; 5. Two Implications for Phonological Theory; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; IN FAVOUR OF THE ARCHIPHONEME; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; ANALOGICAL SOURCES OF ABSTRACTNESS; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; NEW EXPLORATIONS INTO DERIVATIONAL MORPHOLOGY; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. A HARBINGER TO DERIVATIONAL MORPHOLOGY; 3. INTERLUDE ON HISTORY.
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|a 4. THE STAR FAMILY5. CONCLUSION : ON ABSTRACTNESS; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; METATHESIS IN KASEM; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; NON-EVIDENCE FOR THE SEGMENTAL CYCLE IN KLAMATH; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. KEAN'S RULES; 3. THE CYCLIC ANALYSIS; 4. PROBLEMS WITH SONORANT CLUSTER; 5. PROBLEMS WITH CONTRACTION; 6. NON-ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE VOCALIZATION ANALYSIS; 7. THE VOCALIZATION ANALYSIS; 8. MORE ON GLIDE-VOWEL ALTERNATIONS; 9. CONCLUSION; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; GENERATIVE PHONOLOGY VS. FINNISH PHONOLOGY : RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT; INTRODUCTION; 1. FINNISH PAST; 2. REMODELLING STRATEGIES; 2.1. Cosmetic remodelling.
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|a 2.2. Philosophical remodelling2.3. Empirical remodelling; 3. FINNISH PRESENT; 3.1. Rule calssifications and psychological reality; 3.2. Fully specified underlying forms; 3.3. Optional rules, alternate underlying forms, and free variation; 4. FINNISH FUTURE; 4.1. Functionalism; 4.2. External evidence; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; H-ASPIREE ET LA SYLLABATION EXPRESSIONS DISJONCTIVES; A. CONTRACT ENTRE MOTS; B. POSTULATS PROVISOIRES DE SYLLABATION; C. CLASSES PHONOLOGIQUES D'EXPRESSIONS DISJONCTIVES; D. CARACTERISATION SYLLABIQUE DE LA CLASSE DE HEROS EN DE LA CLASSE DE HASARD; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
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|a THE SHAPE OF KUNJEN SYLLABLESNOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; ON THE FUNCTION OF BOUNDARIES IN PHONOLOGICAL RULES; INTRODUCTION; 1. GENERAL FRAMEWORK; 2. ON THE FUNCTION OF THE SYLLABLE IN PHONOLOGICAL RULES; 3. ON THE RANKING FUNCTION OF BOUNDARIES IN FRENCH PHONOLOGY; 4. CONCLUSION : FURTHER PERSPECTIVES; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; REPRESENTATION AND DERIVATION OF TONE; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; ENGLISH AS A TONE LANGUAGE; 1. Tone Melodies; 2. The autosegmental system; 3. English : Placement of Stress and the Star; 4. Deriving the Melody; 5. Farewell to Stress Subordination; 6. Nouns compounds.
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|a 7. More Tone Melodies8. Conclusion; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; ON THE PHONOLOGICAL STATUS OF DOWNSTEP IN KIKUYU; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. DOWNSTEP; 3. TONE SANDHI IN KIKUYU; NOTES; Appendix I : Speakers consulted; BIBLIOGRAPHY; A PHONOLOGICAL THEORY FOR INTONATION MODELS OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH; BIBLIOGRAPHY; EXPERIMENTAL PHONOLOGY AND ENGLISH STRESS; 1. THE ANN ARBOR STUDY; 2. THE AUSTIN STUDY; 3. DISCUSSION; 4. CONCLUSIONS; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; APPENDIX; THEORETICAL PHONOLOGY AND CHILD PHONOLOGY : ARGUMENTATION AND IMPLICATION; 1. Perceptual Factors; 2. The Use of Distinctive Features.
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