Dependency and Non-Linear Phonology

Editorial Statement; Introduction; Contributors; Notational Conventions; 1. Dependency Phonology John Anderson and Jacques Durand 2. Suprasegmental Dependencies John Anderson 3. Sequence, Segment and Configuration: Two Problems for Dependency Phonology Mike Davenport and Jorgen Staun 4. French Liaison, Floating Segments and Other Matters in a Dependency Framework Jacques Durand 5. Segmental and Suprasegmental Structure Colin Ewen 6. Relating to Metrical Structure Heinz Giegerich 7. A Dependency Approach to some Well-known Features of Historical English Phonology Charles Jones 8. The English Velar Fricative, Dialect Variation and Dependency Phonology Ken Lodge 9. On Tridirectional Feature Systems for Vowels John Rennison 10. Constituency and Syllable Structure Nigel Vincent; Bibliography; Name Index; Subject Index

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Dependency Phonology;Grammar;Open Syllable Lengthenings;Phonetics;CLASSICAL GENERATIVE PHONOLOGY;Phonology;Schwa Deletion;Dependency;Glottal Stricture;Comparative Linguistics;Categorial Gesture;John Anderson;Suprasegmental Structure;Mike Davenport;FOOT FORMATION;Jorgen Staun;Autosegmental Phonology;Colin Ewen;Non-Linear Phonology;Heinz Giegerich;Velar Fricative;Charles Jones;Phonological Phrase;Ken Lodge;Vice Versa;John Rennison;Initiatory Gesture;Nigel Vincent;CV Phonology;Ewen 1980a;LP's Model;Vowel Space;Metrical Tree;Articulatory Gesture;Stressed Vowels;Velaric Initiation;Phonological Constituents;Nasal Spreading;Non-nasal Sonorant