Ghost segments in nonlinear phonology: Polish yers  

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Szpyra, Jolanta

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Language (ada di JSTOR) vol. 68 no. 2 (Jun. 1992), page 277-312.
Fulltext: GHOST SEGMENTS IN NONLINEAR PHONOLOGY.pdf (690.59KB)

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Nonlinear phonology has proposed several new approaches to the issue of 'ghost segments'-segments which have phonological effects of various kinds, but which either never surface or surface only under special circumstances. Mobile vowels in Polish, traditionally known as yers, fall into this category. They have recently been analyzed in terms of syllable-driven epenthesis, as empty vowels, and as floating vocalic matrices. The present paper examines these proposals, points to their problematic aspects, and offers a novel feature-geometric interpretation of yers. They are viewed as empty root nodes wh(\se vocalization, determined by syllable structure, permits the full prosodification of consonants. *

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