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IDS-Bibliothek: Sig. MC 583
As is known, Phonology interacts with other components in the grammar, namely Syntax, Morphology, and Phonetics. The present volume contains 16 papers presented at a conference in Berlin on Interfaces in Phonology in 1995. The papers apply current developments in phonological theory to all three interfaces.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
| Introduction | S. IX | ||
| The Phonology-Syntax Interface | |||
| Nespor, Marina / Guasti, Theresa / Christophe, Anne: | |||
| Selecting Word Order: The Rhythmic Activation Principle | S. 1 | ||
| Bao, Zhiming: | |||
| Local Tree Geometry and the Phonology-Syntax Interface | S. 27 | ||
| Hannahs, S.J.: | |||
| Phonological Structure and Soft Mutation in Welsh | S. 46 | ||
| Billings, Loren: | |||
| Sandhi Phenomena and Language Change | S. 60 | ||
| Monachesi, Paola: | |||
| On the Representation of Italian Clitics | S. 83 | ||
| Peperkamp, Sharon: | |||
| On the Prosodic Representation of Clitics | S. 102 | ||
| The Phonology-Morphology Interface | |||
| Inkelas, Sharon: | |||
| Dominant Affixes and the Phonology-Morphology Interface | S. 128 | ||
| Kager, Rene: | |||
| On Affix Allomorphy and Syllable Counting | S. 155 | ||
| Golston, Chris: | |||
| Prosodic Constraints on Roots, Sterns, and Words | S. 172 | ||
| Raffelsiefen, Renate: | |||
| Gaps in Word Formation |
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S. 194 | |
| Roca, Iggy: | |||
| The Phonology-Morphology Interface in Spanish Plural Formation: an Optimality Analysis | S. 210 | ||
| Bat-El, Outi: | |||
| Phonologically-Based Word Formation: Modern Hebrew Blends | S. 231 | ||
| Orgun, Cemil Orhan: | |||
| Suspended Affixation: A New Look at the Phonology-Morphology Interface | S. 251 | ||
| The Phonology-Phonetics Interface | |||
| Keating, Patricia A.: | |||
| The Phonology-Phonetics Interface | S. 262 | ||
| Dyck, Carrie: | |||
| The Interface between Underspecified Phonological Representations and Specified Phonetic Representations | S. 279 | ||
| Jessen, Michael: | |||
| The Relevance of Phonetic Reality for Underlying Phonological Representation: the Case of Tense versus Lax Obstruents in German | S. 294 | ||
| Contributors | S. 329 | ||