Scottish Gaelic displays a phonological contrast that is realised in different dialects by
means of tonal accent, glottalisation or overlength. In line with existing analyses of similar …

Köhnlein (2016) proposes to represent the Franconian tone contrast as a difference in foot
structure, whereby Accent 1 appears in lexically marked syllabic trochees and Accent 2 in …

This paper argues for an item-and-arrangement approach by demonstrating that the
diminutive form in Huozhou Chinese results from the affixation of a floating mora …

This thesis presents evidence from Scottish Gaelic for modularity and stratification in
phonology. Modularity refers to the separation of the linguistic grammar into several …

Several Germanic varieties possess a phonological contrast usually referred to as “tonal
accent.” They demonstrate phonological contrasts between words that are otherwise …

Unlike existing analyses with lexical tone, metrical foot-based approaches to tonal accent in
Franconian not only focus on an explicit analysis of the tonal contours, but are also …

This dissertation is a detailed investigation into the morphosyntax of Amarasi (ISO: aaz), an
Austronesian language of West Timor, Indonesia. It focuses on the various subsystems of …

This dissertation is a detailed investigation into the morphosyntax of Amarasi (iso: aaz), an
Austronesian language of West Timor, Indonesia. It focuses on the various subsystems of …

Any investigation of non-segmental morphology ultimately leads to important questions
about the modularity of grammar and the architecture of the phonology-morphologyinterface …

After a brief introduction to the concepts of back‐formation and subtractive morphology, this
entry discusses subtractive morphology in German dialects, focusing on relevant descriptive …