Phonologica 1988 : proceedings of the 6th International Phonology Meeting

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Introduction 1. Problems in the lexical phonology of Icelandic Kristjan Arnason 2. Tonal elements and tonal features in sentence level intonation Robert Bannert 3. Stod in present-day standard Danish: a case of phonology- morphology interface Hans Basboll 4. The use and misuse of external evidence in phonology Pier Marco Bertinetto 5. Lexical phonology and prosodic phonology Geert Booij 6. The sonority cycle and syllable organization George N. Clements 7. Why not abolish psycholinguistics? Anne Culter 8. Intonational phrasing and the prosodic hierarchy Carlos Gussenhoven 9. Initial strengthening Hans Henrich Hock 10. Perceptual constraints and tonal features David House 11. The phonetic and phonological basis of the simplex feature hypothesis Harry van de Hulst 12. Prosodic structure and lexical representation: the role of features Allan R. James 13. On the interaction of theories of lexical phonology and theories of phonological phenomena Jonathan Kaye 14. On the metrical structure of Japanese downstep Haruo Kubozono 15. The many interfaces between phonetics and phonology Peter Ladefoged 16. Phonetic content in phonology Bjorn Lindholm 17. Greek clitics and lexical phonology A. Malikouti-Drachman and Gaberell Drachman 18. Natural and unnatural phonology David Michaels 19. Polish yers in non-linear phonology Marek Piotrowski 20. Phonology, and speech production and perception: the case of nasal stops Daniel Recasens 21. Constraining extrametricality Iggy Roca 22. Prenasalized stops and feature geometry Sam Rosenthall 23. Experimental phonology: the case of rhotacism Maria-Josep Sole 24. Experimental studies of English syllabification Rebecca Treiman 25. A radiographic and model study of the tense vs. lax constrast in vowels Sidney A. J. Wood Index.

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