Word boundaries and sandhi roles in natural generative phonology.  

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Clayton, Mary L.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Language (ada di JSTOR) vol. 57 no. 3 (Nov. 1981), page 571-590.
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This paper examines the claims in Natural Generative Phonology (NGP) that phonetically conditioned rules do not make reference to word boundaries, and that sandhi rules constitute a type of rule 'intermediate between P-rules and MP-rules', It is concluded that sandhi rules without (other) morphosyntactic information are like P-rules except for the presence of a word boundary, supposedly a non-phonological boundary, Ifthis is the only reason for separating these sandhi rules from P-rules, then the dilTerence is merely one of definition; and the claim that P-rules may not be conditioned by word boundaries is vacuous, since it is true by definition. The reason that proponents of NGP insist upon the nclusion of word boundaries from P-rules is their adherence to a requirement that no non-phono:ogical information playa par: in phonological generalizations. If it can be demonstrated that word boundaries do indeed playa part in P-rulesand if, further, the definition of 'P-rule' can be established without circularity (i.e. without including or excluding word boundaries b) definition)-then one of the major distinguishing tenets ofNGP is shown to be without basis, since it is clear that word boundaries are indeed not purely phonological..

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