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Publication Date
January 1993
Abstract
Structural relations between grammatical categories (here, morphological and phonological) are governed by a single family of constraints under Optimality Theory: these demand that one type of grammatical constituent share a designated edge with some other type of constituent. Evidence is considered from footing patterns, infixability, epenthesis, syllabification, and prosodic subcategorization.
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Morphology Commons, Near Eastern Languages and Societies Commons, Phonetics and Phonology Commons
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Copyright Springer.