“...This dissertation addresses whether synchronic phonology encodes phonetic naturalness. I argue...”
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Subjects: “...Phonetics...”
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“...A long-standing controversy in the interface between phonetics and phonology involves the nature...”
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“... interaction in cooccurrence restrictions, spirantization, and the phonology-phonetics mapping converge...”
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“... language consists of two types of rules: (i) rules of the phonological syntax and (ii) rules of phonetic...”
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“...When the subject of an infinitive or a gerund in English is phonetically null, the missing subject...”
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“... coronal and dorsal activity is motivated phonologically and phonetically for all types of laterals. I also...”
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“... (as opposed to phonetic) reasons. This restriction has its basis in the importance of psycholinguistically...”
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“...-related errors are made, that substitution errors are phonetically close to the proper sounds...”
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“... of segmental cooccurrence restrictions. Here, independently motivated phonological and phonetic principles...”
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“... grammatical process that deprives lexical material of its phonetic content. This dissertation explores...”
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“... syllables, a position in which prominence derives largely from psycholinguistic (rather than phonetic...”
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“... that they refer to two distinct types of lexical accent property when they are applied. One is the phonetic F0...”
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“... acoustically similar to initial b. These phonetic facts are taken to be the basis for initial p's phonological...”
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“... capitalization symbolizes a focus marked by a phonetic prominence. Two analyses of this phenomenon of association...”
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“... that permitting explicitly non-local representations in harmony does not require abandoning phonetic grounding...”
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“... affecting the phonetic interpretation of tones without manipulating the hierarchical organization...”
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“... is a part of the grammar with (+NEG) lexical feature overtly manifested phonetically as a copied (+NEG...”
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