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| Title: | Prosodic Morphology: Constraint Interaction and Satisfaction |
| Authors: | John J. McCarthy, Alan Prince |
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| Length: | 196 |
| Abstract: | This document was originally circulated in April 1993 and has been available as Technical Report #3 of the Rutgers University Center for Cognitive Science. The current version is essentially identical to RuCCS-TR-3, with a few minor corrections and with the addition of a preface and bibliography situating it in relation to more recent developments. The most significant themes of this work include correspondence theory, reduplication, alignment, stratal OT, and the theory of templates. Table of Contents 1. Introduction 1 2. Optimality Theory 5 2.1 Ranking 7 2.2 Syllable Theory 14 2.3 Gen and Linguistic Structural Assumptions 21 3. The Stratal Organization of Axininca Campa Morphology 25 4. The Prosodic Phonology of Axininca Campa 29 4.1 Basic Syllable Structure I: Coda-Cond 29 4.2 Syllable Structure II: Onset, Align-L, and Align 32 4.3 Augmentation and Alignment 45 4.3.1 The Prosodic Theory of Minimality 45 4.3.2 Align and Align-L 48 4.3.3 Sfx-to-PrWd: The Source of Augmentation 53 4.4 Summary of Prosodic Phonology 59 5. The Prosodic Morphology of Axininca Campa 63 5.1 Overview 63 5.2 General Properties of Redup.: Unprefixed Roots 65 5.3 Morphological Integrity and Phonological Size: Prefixed Stems 80 5.4 Reduplicative Compounding 89 5.5 Constraints on the Reduplicant 98 [---Second Half---] 6. Comparison with Other Analyses of Ax. Campa Reduplication 101 7. Prosody >> Morphology: Constraint Interaction in Prosodic Morphology 109 7.1 Introduction 109 7.2 Standard Prosodic Morphology Revisited 111 7.3 Prosodic Morphology Without Circumscription or Templates 123 7.4 Templates and Template Satisfaction 145 8. Conclusion 153 Appendix: Stress and Velar Glide Loss 155 A.1. Word-level Phonology 155 A.2. Stress and Related Phenomena 159 A.3. Velar Glide Loss 170 References 185 |
| Type: | Paper/tech report |
| Area/Keywords: | Phonology,Morphology,Formal Analysis |
| Article: | Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 |