Labial-dorsal interactions: a phonologically based approach, AZ#67AF388FEB/DL-ebwm/pdf (Uniwersytet Śląski)

Tytuł Labial-Dorsal Interactions: A Phonologically Based Approach Autor Artur Kijak Język angielski Wydawnictwo Uniwersytet Śląski ISBN 978-83-226-3253-6 Rok wydania 2017 Katowice Wydanie 1 liczba stron 198 Format pdf Spis treści Table of Contents

Preface and Acknowl edgments / 7

Chapter One: Labials and dorsals in cross-theoretical perspective
1. Preliminaries /11
2. Segmental phonology /13
2.1 Major place features /16
3. Labials and dorsals in classical distinctive feature theories /18
3.1 Auditory-acoustic features (Jakobson, Fant and Halle 1952) /18
3.2 Articulatory features (Chomsky and Halle 1968) /19
3.3 SPE under fire and post-SPE advancement / 22
4. Labials and dorsals in contemporary theories /27
4.1 Feature geometry /27
4.2 Dependency Phonology /33
4.3 Perceptually oriented theories /36
5. Komponent Theory /43
5.1 Kaye, Lowenstamm and Vergnaud (1985, 1990) /48
5.2 Harris and Lindsey (1995) /49
5.3 Van de Weijer (1996) /51
5.4 Scheer (2004) /52
5.5 Huber (2007b) /53
5.6 Backley (2011) /55
6. Summary and conclusions./60

Chapter Two: Labial-dorsal interactions cross-linguistically
1. Introduction /63
2. Labial-dorsal mutual interactions: a cross-linguistic perspective /64
2.1 Germanic and other Indo-European languages /66
2.1.1 Velar > labial shifts /66
2.1.2 Labial > velar shifts /77
2.2 Non-Indo-European languages /84
3. Interactions of labials and dorsals with coronals: cross-class perspective /87
3.1 Dorsals and back rounded vowels /89
3.2 Labials and round vowels /92
4. Interactions of dorsals with vowels: cross-process perspective /94
4.1 Palatalization /94
4.2 Gliding /100
4.3 Vocalization /104
5. Labial-velars (double articulation) /109
5.1 Labio-velars (secondary articulation) /112
5.2 The labio-velar glide [w] /115
6. Summary and conclusions /116

Chapter Three: Love triangle, or phonological patterning of labials, dorsals, and back vowels
1. Introduction /119
2. Place definers./120
2.1 Palatals and front vowels /121
2.1.1 Coronals /121
2.1.2 English coronals /122
2.2 Labials and round vowels /126
2.3 Dorsals /128
3. Polemic with the mainstream solution /130
4. Complex segments / 134
5. Labial > velar shifts: the case of Dutch / 137
5.1 Velar epenthesis in Spanish / 142
6. Palatalization revisited / 143
7. Velar > labial shifts in the history of English / 150
7.1 Velar fricative vocalization (gliding) in Old English / 151
7.2 Old English Breaking / 153
7.3 Vowel rounding before velars in Old and Middle English / 164
7.4 Middle English diphthongization /166
7.4.1 The voiced velar fricative [] / 166
7.4.2 The voiceless velar fricative [x] / 168
7.4.2.1 Middle English labialization / 172
7.4.3 The velarized lateral [] / 175
8. Summary and conclusions / 178

Conclusions / 179
References / 181
Streszczenie / 195
Zusammenfassung /196