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456-0801 
 Reduplication as Echo: Evidence from Bontok and Chumash
Authors 
 Chris Golston <chrisg@csufresno.edu> [Details]
Elzbieta Thurgood <ethurgood@csuchico.edu> [Details]
Comment 
Golston, Chris and Ela Thurgood. (2003). ‘Reduplication as Echo: Bontok and Chumash.’ In Laury, Ritva, Gerald McMenamin, Shigeko Okamoto, Vida Samiian and Karumuri V. Subbarao (eds.), Papers in Honor of P.J. Mistry. New Delhi: Indian Institute of
Length 
26 pp.
Files 
 PDF 200kb
Abstract 
 



The central claim of this paper is that reduplication is tied to specific morphemes or sets of morphemes and is not to be confused with any part of the grammar.  This new approach has parallels both to the standard approach (placing emphasis on the similarity relation inherent in reduplication) and to the direct OT approach (placing emphasis on markedness).
Keywords 
 Direct OT, Bontok, Chumash, reduplication
Area 
 Phonology
Type 
 Book Chapter
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