Predicting Tone in Kikuria

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Preface IX
4. Verb Serialization and Lexical Reanalysis: The case of Compound Verbs in Edo 1
5. Accentuation et Syncope dans le Parler du Caire: Quels Paramétrés? 13
6. First Steps Toward Proto-Omotic 21
7. The Position and Properties of In Situ and Right-Moved Questions in Kikuyu 37
8. Phonologically Conditioned Agreement: Evidence From Krahn 53
9. Extraction Asymmetries in Yoruba 61
10. Verb Extension Renewal in Kisi 73
11. H-Induced Downstep in a Restrictive Theory of Tone 93
12. Text Cohesion and the Sign: Connectedness Between Events in Swahili Narative 107
13. The Status of Hy and Maa in Mende 123
14. /-a-/ Reduction Phenomena: Linguistic and Computer Generalizations 137
15. The Aspectual System of Ibibio 151
16. Stem Tone Patterns of the Lacustrine Bantu Languages 167
17. Evidence for Ambiguous Targets in Kuria Advancement Strategies 179
18. Berber Causativization 197
19. Downstep Deletion in Aghem 209
20. The Obligatory Contour Principle and Tangale Phonology 223
21. Control and Complementation in Kusaal 239
22. Syntactic Structure, Empty Categories and Phrasal Phonology in Chaga 247
23. Totality and Integrity 267
24. Negation and Clef ting in Temne 281
25. Binding, Pronominals and Anaphors in Bari 301
26. Predicting Tone in Kikuria 311
27. Glide Alternations in Pulaar (Eula) and the Theory of Charm and Government 327
28. Unreality in Yoruba 339
29. Vowel Features in Igbo Reduplication 349
30. A Multileveled Autosegmental Analysis of Bari Vowel Harmony in Bari 357
31. Restructuring and Complement Order in Abe Infinitives 369
32. On the Autosegmental Analysis of Vowel Harmony in Turkana 383
33. Nasality in Ijo 397
34. References 416
35. List of Contributors 427