Focus and intonation

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Acknowledgment vii
4. Contributors and editors ix
5. Preface 1
6. Part One: Polish Vowel and Consonant Alternations
7. Back to front 5
8. Polish yers and extrasyllabicity 67
9. Abstract vowels in three dimensional phonology 109
10. Observations concerning the beze(cny) family of words in Polish 153
11. The phonology of Polish prefixation 185
12. Part Two: Other Topics
13. On Middle English /a/ and the functions of change 221
14. Lexical diffusion and sound change 241
15. Is generative phonology consequent upon structural phonology? 247
16. On the distinctive features of Polish for contrastive studies 309
17. Underspecification, natural classes, and the sonority hierarchy 329
18. On the acquisition of rules 413
19. Against phonological conditioning of WFRs 423
20. Focus and intonation 443
21. The sonority hierarchy in a source-filter dependency framework 467
22. Index of terms 485
23. Index of languages 497
24. Index of names 501