This comprehensive treatment of several phenomena in Distributed Morphology explores a
number of topics of high relevance to current linguistic theory. It examines the structure of the …

This article is intended as a critical survey of the phonological theories of the syntax-
phonology interface. These theories can be divided into two main groups, according to the …

The central theme of this thesis is the accentuation of languages with lexically determined
stress, more specifically, the accentuation of Greek, Russian and Salish systems. The …

This dissertation takes a Minimalist approach to phonology, treating the phonological
module as a system of abstract symbolic computation, divorced from phonetic content. I …

This thesis develops a new approach to the syntax–prosody interface and establishes the
integration of the phonological module into Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG). LFG is a …

This article provides a critical review of the phonological theories that deal with segmental
phenomena. It also presents data and arguments that constitute a challenge to these …

Computational locality of cyclic phonology in Armenian A Dissertation presented by Hossep
Dolatian to The Graduate School in Par Page 1 Computational locality of cyclic phonology in …

This paper presents data that force a revised account of the distribution of downstep and
pitch reset in Lekeitio Basque. In the light of these data, previous analyses of pitch reset in …

Linguistic processes tend to respect locality constraints. In this article, we analyze the
distribution of conjugation classes in Armenian verbs. We analyze a type of tense …

This paper argues for a new understanding of polarity-sensitive word order alternations in
Basque, within a theory of grammar that assumes antisymmetry (Kayne 1994) and only XP …