Government Phonology Workshop
(2nd November 1996, Vienna)
at the
Eighth International Phonology
Meeting
organized by John Rennison and Nancy Ritter
Photos
from the Meeting
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| Author(s) | Title of paper |
|---|---|
| Eugeniusz Cyran |
Headedness as friction: argument from synchrony and language
(NEW & Better .PDF version!
Retrieve as PDF
(249K), or ZIPped
PDF (166K) or PostScript
(370K), or ZIPped
PostScript (52K)) (Nancy Ritter and Gienek Cyran have decided to put their head(ednes)s together and write a joint paper.) |
| Harry van der Hulst & Grazyna Rowicka | What
do unstressed syllables and empty nuclei have in common?
(No further version of this presentation is expected because it was a report on work in progress which is to be published elsewhere.) |
| Krzysztof Jaskula | Syllable superimpositon in Old Irish |
| Duck-Young Lee |
Korean vowel harmony: A-head alignment (abstract --- finished article: postscript file, 312 KB --- ZIPped postscript file, 42 KB) |
| Jean Lowenstamm & Tobias Scheer | In
Hamburg bin ich über einen spitzen Stein gestolpert
(The handout from the meeting will hopefully get on this page soon.) |
| Krisztina Polgárdi | Pasiego vowel harmony, or how OT can solve a problem for unary feature theories |
| Péter Rebrus, Péter Siptár, Péter Szigetvári & Miklos Törkenczy | Hungarian morphology doesn't meet GP (abstract --- handout, with very different content: browsable p.1 and p.2, ca. 70 KB each; for printing p.1 and p.2, ca. 180 KB each) |
| John Rennison | Mòoré vowels revisited
(abstract --- finished article: PDF file, 120 KB, postscript file, 482 KB --- ZIPped postscript file, 153 KB) |
| Nancy Ritter |
Asymmetrical Headedness of Segments: Capturing manner and sonority
in a revised theory of segmental representation (Nancy Ritter and Gienek Cyran have decided to put their head(ednes)s together and write a joint paper.) |
