Issues in Japanese Phonology and Morphology ( Studies in Generative Grammar SGG )

Publication series ：Studies in Generative Grammar SGG

Author： Jeroen Weijer   Tetsuo Nishihara  

Publisher： De Gruyter Mouton‎

Publication year： 2001

E-ISBN: 9783110885989

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110169584

Subject： H36 Japanese

Language： ENG

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The book contains a number of studies in Japanese phonology and morphology, all analyses by leading scholars in the field. It presents an overview of the work that has been done in Japan and other countries and offers new solutions to long-standing problems. In the phonology chapters, it focuses on segmental as well as suprasegmental issues, including voicing and tone, approaching these issues from a variety of perspectives, including Optimality Theory and Government Phonology. In the morphology chapters, attention is given to truncation patterns and the possibilities for compound formation. 

Chapter

Preface

pp.：  1 – 5

I. Studies in Japanese Phonology

pp.：  5 – 9

Heaviness in Interfaces

pp.：  9 – 11

The Accent of Tsuruoka Japanese Reconsidered

pp.：  11 – 55

How should we Represent ‘g’ in toge in Japanese Underlyingly?

pp.：  55 – 75

Domain-Relative Faithfulness and the OCP: Rendaku Revisited

pp.：  75 – 93

Epenthetic Vowels and Accent in Japanese: Facts and Paradoxes

pp.：  93 – 119

Prosodic Structure and Sandhi Phenomena in the Saru Dialect of Ainu

pp.：  119 – 149

The Emergence of the ‘Unaccented’: Possible Patterns and Variations in Japanese Compound Accentuation

pp.：  149 – 167

An Element-Based Analysis of Affrication in Japanese

pp.：  167 – 201

The Accent System of the Kyoto Dialect of Japanese A Study on Phrasal Patterns and Paradigms

pp.：  201 – 223

II. Studies in Japanese Morphology

pp.：  223 – 251

Word Plus: The Intersection of Words and Phrases

pp.：  251 – 253

Further Evidence in Support of the Righthand Head Rule in Japanese

pp.：  253 – 285

Against Headedness in Compound Truncation: English Compounds in Japanese

pp.：  285 – 307

III. Studies in Contrastive Japanese-English Phonetics and Phonology

pp.：  307 – 333

Two Different Kinds of Rhythm: Japanese and English

pp.：  333 – 335

sC Clusters as Complex Segments: Evidence from the Contrastive Phonology of English and Japanese

pp.：  335 – 365

Author Index

pp.：  365 – 397

Language Index

pp.：  397 – 402

Subject Index

pp.：  402 – 404

List of Contributors

pp.：  404 – 409

LastPages

pp.：  409 – 413

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