Chinese phonology in generative grammar
徳宝 許
Abstract
徳宝 許
Abstract
Introduction: De Bao Xu, From Rule-base Analysis to Constraint-based Analysis. The SPE Model: Jianguo Shi, The Sound System of Shuyang Dialect. Lexical Phonology and Morphology: De Bao Xu, Lexical Third Tone Sandhi and the Lexical Organization of Mandarin. Autosegmental Phonology: Zhiming Bao, Sub-syllabic Processes and the Southern Min Syllable. Metrical Phonology: San Duanmu, Stress in Chinese. Hua Lin, Stress and the Distribution of the Neutral Tone in Mandarin. Optimality Theory: Moira Yip, Dialect Variation in Nasalization: Alignment or Duration? Yen-Hwei Lin, An Optimality-theoretic Account of Dialect Variation in Er Suffication: A Case Study of Shejiang Wu Dialects. Yen-Hwei Lin, Toward a Unified Account of Three Classes of Huojia Affixed Words.
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Introduction: De Bao Xu, From Rule-base Analysis to Constraint-based Analysis. The SPE Model: Jianguo Shi, The Sound System of Shuyang Dialect. Lexical Phonology and Morphology: De Bao Xu, Lexical Third Tone Sandhi and the Lexical Organization of Mandarin. Autosegmental Phonology: Zhiming Bao, Sub-syllabic Processes and the Southern Min Syllable. Metrical Phonology: San Duanmu, Stress in Chinese. Hua Lin, Stress and the Distribution of the Neutral Tone in Mandarin. Optimality Theory: Moira Yip, Dialect Variation in Nasalization: Alignment or Duration? Yen-Hwei Lin, An Optimality-theoretic Account of Dialect Variation in Er Suffication: A Case Study of Shejiang Wu Dialects. Yen-Hwei Lin, Toward a Unified Account of Three Classes of Huojia Affixed Words.
Key concepts: Phonology, Linguistics, Syllable, Syllabic verse, Optimality theory, Mandarin Chinese, Nasalization, Phonological rule