International audienceThis study proposes that the English phonological system should not be considered as a uniform entity but as a set of subsystems with specific stress, orthographic, morphological, semantic or segmental features. We review a series of data showing the interconnection of these features, which shows that the subsystems we posit are not purely phonological. These subsystems are associated to parts of the vocabulary which can be perceived as “foreign” or “learned”. We show that “foreign” vocabulary has a phonological behaviour that is partly independent from that of donor languages. Although formalizing the system that we propose seems premature, we discuss existing tools which will allow it when further empirical studies h...
This paper discusses some of the theoretical issues attending the on-going changes in English phonol...
... [T]he phonetic transcription is related by the rules of the phonological component to a string o...
International audienceThis paper examines two different patterns of consonant-induced vowel lengthen...
International audienceThis study proposes that the English phonological system should not be conside...
This thesis examines some issues of English phonology and of Lexical Phonology. The way rules intera...
This paper focuses on interactions between phonology and morphology in present-day English and their...
Notions such as “corpus-driven” versus “theory-driven” bring into focus the specific role of corpora...
This study aims at clarifying various concepts in the linguistic field of English phonology. The res...
Theories of phonological word formation (e.g. Selkirk 1980, 1986; Nespor & Vogel 1986; Lahiri &a...
1. What is phonological variation? We use phonological variation to refer to alternative forms that ...
This thesis investigates some morphophonemic alternations in English vocalic and consonantal phonolo...
The aim of this thesis is to present an alternative theory of phonology. The proposed theory is mode...
The phonology of most languages has until now been available only in a fragmented way, through unpub...
If we pretend to make a description of the English language phonological system we must start from t...
In loanword phonology we seek to uncover the processes by which speakers possessing one phonological...
This paper discusses some of the theoretical issues attending the on-going changes in English phonol...
... [T]he phonetic transcription is related by the rules of the phonological component to a string o...
International audienceThis paper examines two different patterns of consonant-induced vowel lengthen...
International audienceThis study proposes that the English phonological system should not be conside...
This thesis examines some issues of English phonology and of Lexical Phonology. The way rules intera...
This paper focuses on interactions between phonology and morphology in present-day English and their...
Notions such as “corpus-driven” versus “theory-driven” bring into focus the specific role of corpora...
This study aims at clarifying various concepts in the linguistic field of English phonology. The res...
Theories of phonological word formation (e.g. Selkirk 1980, 1986; Nespor & Vogel 1986; Lahiri &a...
1. What is phonological variation? We use phonological variation to refer to alternative forms that ...
This thesis investigates some morphophonemic alternations in English vocalic and consonantal phonolo...
The aim of this thesis is to present an alternative theory of phonology. The proposed theory is mode...
The phonology of most languages has until now been available only in a fragmented way, through unpub...
If we pretend to make a description of the English language phonological system we must start from t...
In loanword phonology we seek to uncover the processes by which speakers possessing one phonological...
This paper discusses some of the theoretical issues attending the on-going changes in English phonol...
... [T]he phonetic transcription is related by the rules of the phonological component to a string o...
International audienceThis paper examines two different patterns of consonant-induced vowel lengthen...