In this chapter, we survey a set of phenomena that have traditionally been given the simple
rubric “final devoicing.” This name, however, clearly conflates a number of different …

This article accounts for the traditionally-labelled Level 1/Level 2 affix distinction in English
by combining the predictions of floating segmental structure (eg) and cyclic spell-out by …

Research on non-configurationality in the ancient IE languages has mostly focused on
discontinuous constituents, while litle atention has been paid to null anaphora. I believe …

This thesis presents an approach to phonological computation and representation which
combines the tenets of substance-free phonology, a framework which implies that …

Dresher's (2009) Contrastive hierarchy theory (CHT) is intended to provide a unified account
of both sides of phonological primes: contrastivity and behaviour. This article explores the …

Decades of research on bilingual grammars corroborate the integrated nature of these
systems, leading to the conjecture that these representations are 'shared'(Marian & Spivey …

This paper reports on a phonetic and phonological study of/t/-affrication in spontaneous
British English Received Pronunciation. The study is motivated by the uncertainty …

Het Nivkh is een taal die nog door weinigen gesproken wordt op het eiland Sachalin en het
Amoergebied, helemaal in het oosten van de Russische Federatie (en ten noorden van …

Routledge Handbooks in Linguistics provide overviews of a whole subject area or
subdiscipline in linguistics, and survey the state of the discipline including emerging and …

One question that historical phonology should reasonably seek to answer is: are there
impossible changes? That is: are there plausible changes that we could reasonably expect …