This paper shows that consonant harmony and parasitic vowel harmony are more similar than previously assumed. I provide a unified and restrictive analysis of parasitic assimilation using feature spreading constraints. In particular, I attribute the differences between the attested and unattested patterns to two types of markedness constraints—alignment and agreement
This paper is concerned with the related topics of assimilatory dominance and markedness relations i...
In this paper we present a novel argument against strict locality in vowel harmony: a vowel’s featur...
In vowel harmony systems, certain classes of segments may be preferred as triggers; in particular, K...
This paper shows that consonant harmony and parasitic vowel harmony are more similar than previously...
In this dissertation I argue for a general model of assimilation within Optimality Theory, with vowe...
This dissertation explores similarity effects in assimilation, proposing an Attraction Framework to ...
The claim that feature assimilation is strictly local, applying only between adjacent segments, appe...
The phonology of [anterior] in Chumash supports recent proposals by Hansson (2001), Rose & Walker (2...
This dissertation takes up the issue of transparency and opacity in vowel harmony--that is, when a s...
In a number of languages, vowel harmony is generally initiated in certain positions that are psychol...
A typology of voicing assimilation has been presented in Cho (1990a), whose result will be summarize...
This dissertation takes up the issue of transparency and opacity in vowel harmony—that is, when a se...
One of the fundamental claims of Optimality Theory is that by varying the rankings of universal cons...
The vowel harmony system in isiXhosa is centred on a process of vowel raising. All mid-vowels preced...
Vowel harmony, a phonological process whereby adjacent vowels share values of a phonological feature...
This paper is concerned with the related topics of assimilatory dominance and markedness relations i...
In this paper we present a novel argument against strict locality in vowel harmony: a vowel’s featur...
In vowel harmony systems, certain classes of segments may be preferred as triggers; in particular, K...
This paper shows that consonant harmony and parasitic vowel harmony are more similar than previously...
In this dissertation I argue for a general model of assimilation within Optimality Theory, with vowe...
This dissertation explores similarity effects in assimilation, proposing an Attraction Framework to ...
The claim that feature assimilation is strictly local, applying only between adjacent segments, appe...
The phonology of [anterior] in Chumash supports recent proposals by Hansson (2001), Rose & Walker (2...
This dissertation takes up the issue of transparency and opacity in vowel harmony--that is, when a s...
In a number of languages, vowel harmony is generally initiated in certain positions that are psychol...
A typology of voicing assimilation has been presented in Cho (1990a), whose result will be summarize...
This dissertation takes up the issue of transparency and opacity in vowel harmony—that is, when a se...
One of the fundamental claims of Optimality Theory is that by varying the rankings of universal cons...
The vowel harmony system in isiXhosa is centred on a process of vowel raising. All mid-vowels preced...
Vowel harmony, a phonological process whereby adjacent vowels share values of a phonological feature...
This paper is concerned with the related topics of assimilatory dominance and markedness relations i...
In this paper we present a novel argument against strict locality in vowel harmony: a vowel’s featur...
In vowel harmony systems, certain classes of segments may be preferred as triggers; in particular, K...
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