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Optimality Theory from a cognitive science perspective

  • CHARLES REISS
Published/Copyright: October 22, 2009
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The Linguistic Review
From the journal Volume 17 Issue 2-4

Published Online: 2009-10-22
Published in Print: 2000

Walter de Gruyter

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Titelei
  2. Sonstiges
  3. Introduction
  4. Some analytical issues in Optimality Theory
  5. OT and TO – On the status of OT as a theory and a formalism
  6. The theoretical substance of the optimality formalism
  7. Candidate selection
  8. In defense of serialism
  9. Stress and length in Hixkaryana
  10. Evaluation in OT
  11. The Emergence of the optimal? Optimality Theory and sound change
  12. Marshallese phonology, the phonetics-phonology interface and historical linguistics
  13. The SPE-heritage of Optimality Theory
  14. Optimality Theory from a cognitive science perspective
  15. Comparing and contrasting Optimality Theory with the Theory of Phonology as Human Behavior
  16. Opacity and ordering: H-deletion in Kikerewe
  17. Clarifying opacity
  18. Opacity and cyclicity
  19. Segmental contrast meets output-to-output faithfulness
  20. Publications received
  21. Subject Index
  22. Language Index
  23. Contents of volume 17
https://doi.org/10.1515/tlir.2000.17.2-4.291

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Titelei
  2. Sonstiges
  3. Introduction
  4. Some analytical issues in Optimality Theory
  5. OT and TO – On the status of OT as a theory and a formalism
  6. The theoretical substance of the optimality formalism
  7. Candidate selection
  8. In defense of serialism
  9. Stress and length in Hixkaryana
  10. Evaluation in OT
  11. The Emergence of the optimal? Optimality Theory and sound change
  12. Marshallese phonology, the phonetics-phonology interface and historical linguistics
  13. The SPE-heritage of Optimality Theory
  14. Optimality Theory from a cognitive science perspective
  15. Comparing and contrasting Optimality Theory with the Theory of Phonology as Human Behavior
  16. Opacity and ordering: H-deletion in Kikerewe
  17. Clarifying opacity
  18. Opacity and cyclicity
  19. Segmental contrast meets output-to-output faithfulness
  20. Publications received
  21. Subject Index
  22. Language Index
  23. Contents of volume 17
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