Why preantepenultimate stress in Latin requires an OT-account

Chapters in this book

1. I-VI I
2. Contents VII
3. Introduction 1
4. The relationship between tone and vowel length in two neighboring Dutch Limburgian dialects 7
5. Prosodic change in progress: from quantity language to accent language 47
6. Prosodic change from tone to vowel length in Korean 67
7. Diachrony of the Scandinavian accent typology 91
8. Kaluza's Law and the progress of Old English metrics 145
9. Middle English stress doubles: New evidence from Chaucer's meter 159
10. Constraining S and satisfying fit 197
11. From phrase-final to post-initial accent in western Basque 249
12. Swiss German vowel length through time 283
13. The prosodic structure of prefixed words in the history of West Germanic 315
14. Left-hand word-stress in the history of English 349
15. Why preantepenultimate stress in Latin requires an OT-account 395
16. From prosody to place: The development of prosodic contrasts into place of articulation contrast in the history of Miogliola 419
17. Language index 457
18. Subject index 459