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Architecture and Representations in Phonological Theory

The field of phonology has not agreed on two important theoretical questions: How should phonological objects be represented? What is the optimal architecture for phonological theory? The CUNY Symposium on Architecture and Representation in Phonology was organized to probe these basic questions. This symposium, which took place February 20 - 21, 2004, led to a volume, co-edited by Eric Raimy and Charles Cairns, to be published by MIT and entitled Architecture and Representation in Phonology.

Each chapter of the book Architecture and Representation in Phonology appears here with the illustrations and references in separate files from the text of each chapter. The first twelve chapters are posted in pdf format with the illustrations integrated into the text; they are accessible by clicking on the title of the chapter. The volume is divided into five categories, plus the introduction. Most of these five categories consist of a lead chapter followed by from one to three commentaries.

ARCHITECTURE AND REPRESENTATIONS IN PHONOLOGICAL THEORY

Introduction

Chapter 1: Architecture and Representations in Phonology; Charles Cairns (CUNY) and Eric Raimy (University of Wisconsin)
INTRODUCTION.doc INTRODUCTION.pdf
INTRODUCTIONillus.doc INTRODUCTIONillus.pdf
INTRODUCTIONref.doc INTRODUCTIONref.pdf
 

Features

CHAPTER 2: The Role of Features in Phonological Inventories; G. N. Clements (Laboratoire de Phonétique et Phonologie, Paris)
ROLEFEAT.doc ROLEFEAT.pdf
ROLEFEATillus.doc ROLEFEATillus.pdf
ROLEFEATtables.doc ROLEFEATtables.pdf
ROLEFEATref.doc ROLEFEATref.pdf
 
CHAPTER 3: Commentary on Clements; Morris Halle (MIT)
HALLECOMMENTS.doc HALLECOMMENTS.pdf
HALLECOMMENTSillus.doc HALLECOMMENTSillus.pdf
HALLECOMMENTSref.doc HALLECOMMENTSref.pdf
 
Chapter 4: The Role of Features in a Symbolic Theory of Phonology: Comments on Clements; Bert Vaux (University of Cambridge)
VAUXCLEM.doc VAUXCLEM.pdf
VAUXCLEMillus.doc VAUXCLEMillus.pdf
VAUXCLEMref.doc VAUXCLEMref.pdf
 

The Syllable

Chapter 5: The Appendix; Bert Vaux (University of Cambridge) and Andrew Wolfe
APPENDIX.doc APPENDIX.pdf
APPENDIXillus.doc APPENDIXillus.pdf
APPENDIXref.doc APPENDIXref.pdf
 
Chapter 6: Phonological Representations and the Vaux-Wolfe Proposal; Charles Cairns (CUNY)
PHONREP.doc PHONREP.pdf
PHONREPillus.doc PHONREPillus.pdf
PHONREPtable.doc PHONREPtable.pdf
PHONREPref.doc PHONREPref.pdf
 
Chapter 7: Does Sonority have a Phonetic Basis?; G. N. Clements (Laboratoire de Phonétique et Phonologie, Paris)
SONPHON.doc SONPHON.pdf
SONPHONillus.doc SONPHONillus.pdf
SONPHONref.doc SONPHONref.pdf
 
Chapter 8: A Case of Appendicitis; Eric Raimy (University of Wisconsin)
APPENDICITIS.doc APPENDICITIS.pdf
APPENDICITISillus.doc APPENDICITISillus.pdf
 

Metrical Structure

Chapter 9: Calculating Metrical Structure; William Idsardi (University of Maryland)
CALCMET.doc CALCMET.pdf
CALCMETillus.doc CALCMETillus.pdf
CALCMETref.doc CALCMETref.pdf
 
Chapter 10: Stress assignment in Tiberian Hebrew; Elan Dresher (University of Toronto)
DRESHSTRESS.doc DRESHSTRESS.pdf
DRESHSTRESSillus.doc DRESHSTRESSillus.pdf
DRESHSTRESSref.doc DRESHSTRESSref.pdf
 
Chapter 11: Brackets and Grid Marks, or Theories of Primary Accent and Rhythm; Harry van der Hulst (University of Connecticut)
BRACKGRID.doc BRACKGRID.pdf
BRACKGRIDillus.doc BRACKGRIDillus.pdf
BRACKGRIDref.doc BRACKGRIDref.pdf
 
Chapter 12: Long Distance Dependencies and other Formal Issues in Phonology; Charles Reiss (Concordia University)
LONGDISDEP.doc LONGDISDEP.pdf
LONGDISDEPillus.doc LONGDISDEPillus.pdf
LONGDISDEPref.doc LONGDISDEPref.pdf
 

Architecture

Chapter 13: Markedness Theory vs. Phonological Idiosyncracies in a Realistic Model of Language; Andrea Calabrese (University of Connecticut)
MARKTHEO.doc MARKTHEO.pdf
MARKTHEOillus.doc MARKTHEOillus.pdf
 
Chapter 14: Comments on Diachrony in Calabrese’s “Markedness Theory vs. Phonological Idiosyncracies in a Realistic Model of Language”; Ellen Kaisse (University of Washington)
KAISCALA.doc KAISCALA.pdf
KAISCALAillus.doc KAISCALAillus.pdf
KAISCALAref.doc KAISCALAref.pdf
 
Chapter 15: Nuancing Markedness: a Place for Contrast; Keren Rice (University of Toronto)
NUAMARK.doc NUAMARK.pdf
NUAMARKillus.doc NUAMARKillus.pdf
NUAMARKref.doc NUAMARKref.pdf
 

Interfaces

Chapter 16: Rule Application in Phonology; Morris Halle (MIT) and Andrew Nevins (Harvard University)
RULEAPP.doc RULEAPP.pdf
RULEAPPillus.doc RULEAPPillus.pdf
RULEAPPtable.doc RULEAPPtable.pdf
RULEAPPref.doc RULEAPPref.pdf
 
Chapter 17: Phonetic Explanations for Recurrent Sound Patterns: Diachronic or Synchronic?; Juliette Blevins (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology)
PHONEX.doc PHONEX.pdf
PHONEXillus.doc PHONEXillus.pdf
PHONEXref.doc PHONEXref.pdf
 
Chapter 18: Phonetic Influence on Phonological Operations; Tom Purnell (University of Wisconsin)
PHONINFL.doc PHONINFL.pdf
PHONINFLillus.doc PHONINFLillus.pdf
PHONINFLref.doc PHONINFLref.pdf
 
Chapter 19: Deriving reduplicative templates in a modular fashion; Eric Raimy (University of Wisconsin)
TEMPLATE.doc TEMPLATE.pdf
TEMPLATEillus.doc TEMPLATEillus.pdf
TEMPLATEref.doc TEMPLATEref.pdf
 
Editors:

Eric Raimy, University of Wisconsin, and Chuck Cairns, CUNY.

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