Rule Application in Phonology

Resumen

This chapter describes a theory of phonology that employs ordered rules and illustrates how it accounts for certain complex phenomena central to the phonologies of three Slavic languages: Russian, Czech, and Serbo-Croatian. It considers three important principles of phonological rule application, assumes that such application is preceded by morphological structure building, and argues that all Slavic nouns have the tripartite form Root + Theme + Case-Number. The chapter also looks at the genitive plural form of nouns in the Slavic languages.

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Halle, M., & Nevins, A. I. (2009). Rule Application in Phonology. The MIT Press. https://doi.org/10.7551/mitpress/9780262182706.003.0018