Phonological alternations are often specific to morphosyntactic context. For example, stress
shift in English occurs in the presence of some suffixes,-al, but not others,-ing:,,. In some …

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 chapter surveys theoretical and empirical issues related to the syntax–phonology
interface in Japanese. 1 In this chapter, the term syntax–phonology interface will be used to …

Since Juan Uriagereka originated the multiple spell-out model in 1999 it has been one of the
most influential lines of research in syntactic theorizing. The model simplified a crucial …

This book explores theoretical issues of the syntax-phonology interface within the Minimalist
Program of linguistic theory and proposes an entirely new approach to prosodic categories …

This dissertation examines phonology and its interface with morphology and/or syntax.
Current models diverge in terms of what phonology may reference in order to delimit …

I argue that verbal resumption (the occurrence of an additional default verbal element yε
meaning 'do') in Asante Twi is prosodically conditioned. Following the MATCH theory of …

This dissertation provides a novel perspective on the interaction between quantifier scope
and ellipsis. On the empirical side, it investigates the scopal behavior of English negative …

There is a longstanding debate in the literature about if, and where, recursion occurs in
prosodic structure. While there are clear cases of genuine recursion at the phrase level and …

Throughout the generative era, several cyclic models of phonology have been proposed.
The first of these was Chomsky et al.(1956), which introduced the phonological cycle, a …