Action-Sensitive Phonological Dependencies
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2019
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Abstract
This paper defines a subregular class of functions called the tier-based
synchronized strictly local (TSSL) functions. These functions are similar to
the the tier-based input-output strictly local (TIOSL) functions, except that
the locality condition is enforced not on the input and output streams, but on
the computation history of the minimal subsequential finite-state transducer.
We show that TSSL functions naturally describe rhythmic syncope while TIOSL
functions cannot, and we argue that TSSL functions provide a more restricted
characterization of rhythmic syncope than existing treatments within Optimality
Theory.
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| Authors | Yiding Hao; Dustin Bowers |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2019 |
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