It is well known that members of morphological paradigms exert an influence over one
another, and forms are occasionally rebuilt to create more coherent and consistent …

This book looks at the relationship between linguistic universals and language change.
Reflecting the resurgence of work in both fields over the last two decades, it addresses two …

Base-driven leveling in Yiddish verb paradigms Page 1 Nat Lang Linguist Theory (2010) 28:
475–537 DOI 10.1007/s11049-010-9107-z Base-driven leveling in Yiddish verb paradigms …

Neutralization in Korean involves a large number of oppositions, and affects a significant
portion of the lexicon. Nonetheless, it induces remarkably little homophony. These highly …

It has been observed in the literature that stem-final coronal obstruents of nouns in Korean
are generally in variation with [s] in the prevocalic position: for example,/path h-ɨl/[path h …

Second language (L2) learners are known to have difficulty producing inflection in obligatory
contexts reliably. According to the Prosodic Transfer Hypothesis (PTH), the prosodic …

This paper investigates the role of merger and the typology of v in the syntax of Serial Verb
Constructions (SVCs) in Korean. Some SVCs with a derivational suffix (eg a …

This dissertation examines consonant epenthesis in suffix realizations. Arguing against an
allomorphic approach, I propose a morphophonological epenthetic approach, following a …

This study investigates how Korean stem-final consonant clusters/ps/,/ks/,/lp/,/lk/,/ls/,
and/lm/exhibit variation, when a vowel-initial inflectional suffix is attached to noun stems. It is …

Asymmetries between verbal and nominal inflections are widely observed in Korean
phonology (Y. Lee 2001, E. Kang 2004, Ko 2006, among others). For example, Korean has …