Issues in Phonological Theory ：Proceedings of the Urbana Conference on Phonology, 1971, University of Illinois ( Janua Linguarum. Series Maior )

Publication subTitle ：Proceedings of the Urbana Conference on Phonology, 1971, University of Illinois

Publication series ：Janua Linguarum. Series Maior

Author： Michael J. Kenstowicz   Charles W. Kisseberth  

Publisher： De Gruyter Mouton‎

Publication year： 1973

E-ISBN: 9783110905137

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9789027924988

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Language： ENG

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Chapter

Preface

pp.：  1 – 5

On the Alternation of Vowel Length in Klamath: a Global Rule

pp.：  5 – 9

On the Phonological Integrity of Geminate Clusters

pp.：  9 – 27

On Chapter Nine

pp.：  27 – 44

Against Morpheme Structure Conditions and Other Things

pp.：  44 – 53

Classificatory and Phonetic Features: a Note on their Relationship

pp.：  53 – 61

The Accentuation of Russian Words

pp.：  61 – 75

Finnish Vowel Harmony: Rules and Conditions

pp.：  75 – 118

Adjustment Rules in Phonology

pp.：  118 – 130

Some Strategies in the Acquisition of Phonology

pp.：  130 – 145

Global Rules and Bangubangu Tone

pp.：  145 – 160

Productivity in Phonology

pp.：  160 – 169

LastPages

pp.：  169 – 177

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