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Opaque Allomorphy in OT: Candidate Chains vs. Derivational Optimality Theory
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Paweł Rydzewski
Published/Copyright:
March 30, 2011
Published Online: 2011-3-30
Published in Print: 2010-12-1
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Keywords for this article
Optimality Theory;
Polish phonology;
opacity;
candidate chains;
allomorphy
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- Polish Place-Names and Word-Final Consonant Groups: More Affricates and Diphthongs in Polish?
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- Phonology in the Speech Signal - Unifying cue and Prosodic Licensing
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