For any phonotactic restriction on syllable onsets and codas, it can be shown that parallel
restrictions are attested at edges of each higher prosodic domain. Onsets can be required at …

From a distributional perspective, word-final consonants sometimes resemble codas and
sometimes they are onset-like. This paper allows for both syllabification options. However, it …

From a phonological point of view, morphological words, ie syntactic atoms, do not
necessarily behave as a unit. For instance, derivational affixes and compound members can …

This dissertation proposes a theory of conditions on prosodic constituents and how they
relate to morphological categories. A significant effect of such conditions is that they can …

Cross-linguistically, syllable rhymes and codas are limited in both quantity and quality by
constraints on length and sonority sequencing; the rhyme and coda also play a role in …

Oostendorp first provides evidence for the constraint CONNECT (N, lax) and discusses the
interaction of this constraint with phenomena of vowel length. He then discusses schwa (the …

Prosodic Theory and, in particular, the Strict Layer Hypothesis (SLH), maintain that each
level of the prosodic hierarchy is fully contained within the level dominating it (Nespor and …

This paper addresses the issue of recursivity in prosodic phonology with special emphasis
on the prosodic word (alias phonological word; henceforth PW) and brings attention to …

In the early years of the development of prosodic phonology, the prosodic hierarchy was
highly constrained by the Strict Layer Hypothesis: A constituent C n could only dominate …

Syntax at the PF Interface: Prosodic Mapping, Linear Order, and Deletion Duk-Ho An, Ph.D.
University of Connecticut, 2007 The go Page 1 Syntax at the PF Interface: Prosodic Mapping …