This dissertation proposes a novel theory of the phonology-morphology interface called
Optimal Interleaving (OI). OI is based on Optimality Theory with Candidate Chains (OT-CC) …

Since Jakobson's (1948) analysis of Russian verbs as having one stem rather than two, it
has been an attempt of generative phonology to minimize distinctly listed allomorphs in favor …

The paper argues that morpho-syntactic computation and phonological melody (ie
segmental primes occurring below the skeleton) are entirely incommunicado, in both …

This paper revives the sociolinguistic notion of 'variable rules'(Labov, 1969; Cedergren and
Sankoff, 1974; Guy, 1991) as a specific and restricted mechanism within the theoretical …

The article focuses on Bregagliotto and Mesolcinese, two Lombard Alpine dialects, feminine
plural agreement/concord is marked by the formative-n, a reflex of the 3rd person plural …

This paper discusses the current understanding of what has been called nominal concord,
whereby modifiers of a noun match certain features of the noun (eg, gender, number, or …

Inflectional languages, and Romance languages in particular, display morphological
variation in plural marking within the nominal domain. While standard varieties show plural …

This work investigates the morphosyntax of nominal expressions in Standard Italian that
have multiple adjectives in “split coordination,” which permits a plural noun to be modified by …

This paper discusses the current understanding of what has been called nominal concord,
whereby modifiers of a noun match certain features of the noun (eg, gender, number, or …

Cross-linguistically, it is difficult to tease apart allomorphy from readjustment rules. But
regardless, both tend to respect locality and are sensitive to information that is present in the …