[PDF][PDF] Unbounded harmony is not always myopic: Evidence from Tutrugbu
AG McCollum, J Essegbey - Proceedings of the 35th West Coast …, 2018 - academia.edu
Theoretical analyses of vowel harmony have typically divided harmony patterns into
unbounded and bounded. Unbounded harmony involves spreading the harmonic feature …
unbounded and bounded. Unbounded harmony involves spreading the harmonic feature …
[PDF][PDF] Non-iterative vowel harmony in Crimean Tatar
AG McCollum, D Kavitskaya - Proceedings of the 35th west coast …, 2018 - lingref.com
Vowel harmony is typically construed as local and iterative. Harmony is local because only
syllable-adjacent vowels may interact, and iterative because repetitive local assimilation …
syllable-adjacent vowels may interact, and iterative because repetitive local assimilation …
[PDF][PDF] The expressivity of segmental phonology and the definition of weak determinism
Jardine (2016) asserts a computational distinction between segmental and tonal phonology,
arguing that certain tonal patterns require the strictly more expressive computational power …
arguing that certain tonal patterns require the strictly more expressive computational power …
Laz Turkish: A case study of partially productive vowel harmony and sociolinguistic attitudes
N Demir Nalci - 2023 - escholarship.org
Laz Turkish (LT) is a nonstandard variety of Turkish mainly spoken by the Laz minority in the
northeast of the Black Sea Region in Turkey. LT emerged a second language variety of …
northeast of the Black Sea Region in Turkey. LT emerged a second language variety of …
[图书][B] Laz Turkish: A Case Study of Partially Productive Vowel Harmony and Sociolinguistic Attitudes
ND Nalci - 2023 - search.proquest.com
Laz Turkish (LT) is a nonstandard variety of Turkish mainly spoken by the Laz minority in the
northeast of the Black Sea Region in Turkey. LT emerged a second language variety of …
northeast of the Black Sea Region in Turkey. LT emerged a second language variety of …