From Mentalism to Optimality Theory

Monika Konert-Panek

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https://doi.org/10.31338/uw.9788323554325

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Uniwersytet Warszawski

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2021

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Konert-Panek, Monika. From Mentalism to Optimality Theory. Red. . Warszawa: Uniwersytet Warszawski, 2021, 181 s. ISBN 978-83-235-5432-5, doi: https://doi.org/10.31338/uw.9788323554325

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Konert-Panek, Monika. From Mentalism to Optimality Theory [baza danych online] Warszawa: Uniwersytet Warszawski, 2021 [dostęp: 02 05 2024]. Dostęp w Ibuk Libra: https://libra.ibuk.pl/reader/from-mentalism-to-optimality-theory-monika-konert-panek-261902. doi: https://doi.org/10.31338/uw.9788323554325

fonetyka, fonologia, phonetics, history of linguistics, phoneme, phonological segment, phonology, fonem, historia językoznawstwa, jednostka fonologiczna

The work discusses the notion of the basic phonological segment from the perspective of selected European and American phonological theories. The discussion consists in the analyses of specific phonological problems in accordance with the tenets o...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-235-5432-5

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31338/uw.9788323554325

Wydawnictwo:

Uniwersytet Warszawski

Rok wydania:

2021

Liczba stron:

181

XML:ISBN/ISSN:

ONIX MARC21

Symbols and abbreviations9
Acknowledgements11
Preface13
Chapter 1. Theoretical background 19 1.1. The Kazan School: Kruszewski’s theory of alternations19
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1.3. Distributional structuralism27
1.4. Early Generative Phonology34
1.5. Natural Generative Phonology41
1.6. Lexical Phonology43
1.7. Optimality Theory48
1.8. Partial conclusions50
Chapter 2. Biuniqueness and overlapping 51 2.1. The status of flap in American English51
2.1.1. Basic generalisations52
2.1.2. The Kazan School: Kruszewski’s theory of alternations52
2.1.3. The Prague School: functionalist structuralism55
2.1.4. Distributional structuralism56
2.1.5. Early Generative Phonology58
2.1.6. Natural Generative Phonology60
2.1.7. Lexical Phonology60
2.1.7.1. Borowsky’s analysis60
2.1.7.2. Rubach’s analysis62
2.1.7.3. Lexical Phonology: partial conclusions66
2.1.8. Optimality Theory66
conclusions67
2.2. The status of angma in English68
2.2.1. Basic generalisations68
2.2.2. The Kazan School: Kruszewski’s theory of alternations69
2.2.3. The Prague School: functionalist structuralism70
2.2.4. Distributional structuralism71
2.2.4.1. Sapir’s analysis71
2.2.4.2. Jones’s analysis72
2.2.5. Early Generative Phonology74
conclusions74
2.2.6. Natural Generative Phonology77
2.2.7. Lexical Phonology78
2.2.8. Optimality Theory83
2.3. Partial conclusions87
Nasal Gliding89
3.2. The Kazan School: Kruszewski’s theory of alternations90
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3.4. Distributional structuralism99
3.5. Early Generative Phonology103
3.6. Natural Generative Phonology109
3.7. Lexical Phonology114
3.8. Optimality Theory116
3.9. Partial conclusions120
4.1.1. Voice Asssimilation: basic generalisations124
Chapter 4. Levels of phonological representation 123 4.1. Phonemic representation124
4.1.2. The Kazan School: Kruszewski’s theory of alternations126
4.1.3. The Prague School: functionalist structuralism128
4.1.4. Distributional structuralism vs. generativism: Halle’s analysis130
4.1.5. Schane: The Phoneme Revisited131
4.1.6. Natural Generative Phonology133
4.1.7. Lexical Phonology134
4.1.8. Optimality Theory140
4.1.9. Voice Assimilation: partial conclusions146
4.2. Morphophonological representation147
generalisations147
4.2.2. The Kazan School: Kruszewski’s theory of alternations148
4.2.3. The Prague School: functionalist structuralism150
4.2.4. Distributional structuralism151
4.2.5. Early Generative Phonology156
4.2.6. Natural Generative Phonology157
4.2.7. Lexical Phonology159
4.2.8. Optimality Theory165
conclusions168
Chapter 5. Conclusions 170References173
Index of names178
Index of subjects180