Formal Properties of Stress Representations

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. Preface and Acknowledgements VII
4. Part I. Introduction
5. The Framework of Nonlinear Generative Phonology 3
6. Part II. Stress and Accent
7. On the Rhythm Rule in Polish 59
8. Formal Properties of Stress Representations 83
9. Stress, Stress Shift, and Morphology: the case of Dutch -baar 101
10. Intonation: a Whole Autosegmental Language 117
11. Word Rhythm and the Janus Syllable 133
12. Part III. Prosodic Categories
13. Coordination Reduction in Complex words: a Case for Prosodic Phonology 143
14. Nonlinear Phonology in the Area of Speech and Grammar Pathology 161
15. Clitics in Arboreal Phonology 179
16. The Phonological Word in Italian 193
17. Prosodic Representation and Transformations in Galician-Portuguese 205
18. On Constraining Prosodie Rules 217
19. Part IV. Autosegmental Phonology
20. The Relation between Aspiration and Preaspiration in Icelandic 237
21. Vowel Harmony in Hungarian: a Comparison of Segmental and Autosegmental Analyses 267
22. Speech Disguise and Phonological Representation in Amharic 305
23. Empty V-Nodes and their role in the Klamath Vowel Alternations 313
24. Syllabification and Syllable Changing Processes in Yawelmani 335
25. Spreading, Reduplication and the Default Option in Miwok Nonconcatenative Morphology 363
26. Umlaut in a Dutch Dialect 381