Bücher der Reihe Linguistic Models

Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Preface and acknowledgements -- Differences in Rule Type and their Structural Basis -- The Internal Structure of Complex Segments -- The Role of Vowel Deletion and Epenthesis in the Assignment of Syllable Structure -- Phonological Representation and Action-At-A-Distance -- The Formal Interaction of Harmony and Accent: The Tone Pattern of Japanese -- Vowel and Consonant Disharmony in Turkish -- Syllabification and Syllable Changing Rules in French -- Prosodic Domains and Opaque Segments in Autosegmental Theory -- The Syllable -- Harmony Processes in Vata -- References -- Index of Names -- Language Index -- Subject Index

Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Samenvatting -- PART I. Introduction -- Chapter 1. The Framework of Nonlinear Phonology -- Part II. Syllable Structure -- Chapter 2. The Representation of Syllable Structure -- Chapter 3. Dutch Syllable Structure -- Part III. Stress -- Chapter 4. The Representation of Stress -- Chapter 5. Dutch Stress -- References

Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Preface & Acknowledgements -- A Base Rule Theory of Afrikaans Synthetic Compounding -- Quantification and the A Reply to Fodor and Lexicon: Fodor -- Subcategorization, Constituent Order, and the Notion "Head" -- General and Restricted Agreement Phenomena -- Morphological Conversion within a Restrictive Theory of the Lexicon -- Lexical Justification -- English Compounding and the Theory of Word Structure -- References -- Index of Names -- Subject Index

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Introductory remarks / Riemsdijk, Henk van -- A significant generalization in Chinese / Aoun, Joseph -- Towards an explanation of certain that-i phenomena: The COMP-node in Bavarian / Bayer, Joseph -- On the status of agreement and relative clauses in West-Flemish / Bennis, Hans / Haegeman, Liliane -- On the nonexistence of VP's / Borsley, Robert D. -- Multiple questions and focus in Italian / Calabrese, Andrea -- Infinitival (pseudo-) complementation of noun phrases in Norwegian / Christensen, Kirsti Koch -- Foot features and parasitic gaps / Gazdar, Gerald / Klein, Ewan / Pullum, Geoffrey K. / Sag, Ivan -- Towards an analysis of retroactive gerunds / Hantson, André -- Government and the distribution of sentential complements in Dutch / Hoekstra, Teun -- The lexical head constraint, X-theory and the "pro-drop parameter" / Horrocks, Geoffrey -- Infinitivsyntagmen als aktanten in den verbzentrierten satzmustern des deutschen / Hyvärinen, Irma -- Infinitival complements in Dutch / Koster, Jan -- Some remarks on connectedness and c-command / Longobardi, Guiseppe -- Exploitation of the cyclic principle as a research strategy in syntax / Cawley, James D. Mc -- On the distinction between argumentai and non-argumental anaphors / Pica, Pierre -- The position of the finite verb in Icelandic / Platzack, Christer -- The pragmatics of subordination / Sadock, Jerrold M. -- A categorial theory of intersecting dependencies in Dutch infinitival complements / Steedman, Mark -- On infinitival clauses without COMP / Tappe, Hans Tilo -- The internal structure and external distribution of tensed clausal complements in English, French and Norwegian / Taraldsen, Knut Tarald -- Different types of infinitival complements in Icelandic / Thrainsson, Höskuldur -- Subject vs. non-subject asymmetries in the relativization of embedded NP's1 / Auwera, Johan van der -- References

Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- Contents of Part I -- Vowel harmony and non-specification in Nez Perce -- Parasitic Harmony -- Transparent Vowels -- The Geometry of Vocalic Features -- Dependent Tier Ordering and the OCP -- Underspecification Theory and Binary Features -- Vowel harmony, rule formats and underspeciflcation: the dialect of Francavilla-Fontana -- Vowel harmony in Finnish word games

Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Preface and acknowledgements -- Contents of Part II -- Segmental hierarchitecture -- Phonological configurations: Natural classes, sonority and syllabicity -- Early French lenition: A formal account of an integrated sound change -- A Parametric Approach to Nasal Harmony -- Degree of closure in complex segments -- Consonant place features -- Towards the Representation of Tone: A Three-Dimensional Approach