A bad case of excessive computation
The rôle of morphology in palatalization-related alternations in Russian"
December 12, 2010
Workshop on Morphosyntax – Phonology Interface Theories, Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands
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Categories: Russian Phonology-morphology interface
I use the analysis of palatalization in Modern Standard Russian offered here to argue that these data do not provide a watertight argument for multilevel phonological computation, and that phonological analysis must be combined with a theory of ordering (such as Stratal OT) if the hypothesis of parallel computation is to be challenged.
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