PHONOLOGY IN THE 1980's -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- Table of contents -- INTRODUCTION -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- VERBAL PARADIGMS IN DUTCH -- 0. Introduction -- 1. D-Weakening -- 2. Open syllable lengthening -- 3. Prevocalic vowel deletion -- 4. A Proposal for Dutch -- 5. Two Implications for Phonological Theory -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- IN FAVOUR OF THE ARCHIPHONEME -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ANALOGICAL SOURCES OF ABSTRACTNESS -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- NEW EXPLORATIONS INTO DERIVATIONAL MORPHOLOGY -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. A HARBINGER TO DERIVATIONAL MORPHOLOGY -- 3. INTERLUDE ON HISTORY -- 4. THE STAR FAMILY -- 5. CONCLUSION : ON ABSTRACTNESS -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- METATHESIS IN KASEM -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- NON-EVIDENCE FOR THE SEGMENTAL CYCLE IN KLAMATH -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. KEAN'S RULES -- 3. THE CYCLIC ANALYSIS -- 4. PROBLEMS WITH SONORANT CLUSTER -- 5. PROBLEMS WITH CONTRACTION -- 6. NON-ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE VOCALIZATION ANALYSIS -- 7. THE VOCALIZATION ANALYSIS -- 8. MORE ON GLIDE-VOWEL ALTERNATIONS -- 9. CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- GENERATIVE PHONOLOGY VS. FINNISH PHONOLOGY : RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. FINNISH PAST -- 2. REMODELLING STRATEGIES -- 2.1. Cosmetic remodelling. -- 2.2. Philosophical remodelling -- 2.3. Empirical remodelling -- 3. FINNISH PRESENT -- 3.1. Rule calssifications and psychological reality -- 3.2. Fully specified underlying forms -- 3.3. Optional rules, alternate underlying forms, and free variation -- 4. FINNISH FUTURE -- 4.1. Functionalism -- 4.2. External evidence -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- H-ASPIREE ET LA SYLLABATION EXPRESSIONS DISJONCTIVES -- A. CONTRACT ENTRE MOTS -- B. POSTULATS PROVISOIRES DE SYLLABATION -- C.CLASSES PHONOLOGIQUES D'EXPRESSIONS DISJONCTIVES.

D. CARACTERISATION SYLLABIQUE DE LA CLASSE DE HEROS EN DE LA CLASSE DE HASARD -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- THE SHAPE OF KUNJEN SYLLABLES -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ON THE FUNCTION OF BOUNDARIES IN PHONOLOGICAL RULES -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. GENERAL FRAMEWORK -- 2. ON THE FUNCTION OF THE SYLLABLE IN PHONOLOGICAL RULES -- 3. ON THE RANKING FUNCTION OF BOUNDARIES IN FRENCH PHONOLOGY -- 4. CONCLUSION : FURTHER PERSPECTIVES -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- REPRESENTATION AND DERIVATION OF TONE -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ENGLISH AS A TONE LANGUAGE -- 1. Tone Melodies -- 2. The autosegmental system -- 3. English : Placement of Stress and the Star -- 4. Deriving the Melody -- 5. Farewell to Stress Subordination -- 6. Nouns compounds -- 7. More Tone Melodies -- 8. Conclusion -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ON THE PHONOLOGICAL STATUS OF DOWNSTEP IN KIKUYU -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. DOWNSTEP -- 3. TONE SANDHI IN KIKUYU -- NOTES -- Appendix I : Speakers consulted -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- A PHONOLOGICAL THEORY FOR INTONATION MODELS OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- EXPERIMENTAL PHONOLOGY AND ENGLISH STRESS -- 1. THE ANN ARBOR STUDY -- 2. THE AUSTIN STUDY -- 3. DISCUSSION -- 4. CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- APPENDIX -- THEORETICAL PHONOLOGY AND CHILD PHONOLOGY : ARGUMENTATION AND IMPLICATION -- 1. Perceptual Factors -- 2. The Use of Distinctive Features -- 3. The Across-the-board Nature -- 4. Restructuring -- 5. Plural Formation -- 6. Puzzles (Contrast Displacements) -- 7. Metathesis and Absolute Exceptions -- 8. Recidivism -- ARGUMENT FOR THE REALIZATION RULES -- 1. Rule Simplification -- 2. Rule Ordering -- THE FUNCTION OF THE REALIZATION RULES -- 1. Vowel and Consonant Harmony -- 2. Cluster Reduction -- 3. Systemic Simplification -- 4. Grammatical Simplification -- POSSIBLE COUNTEREVIDENCE -- 1. The Child's System as Equivalent to his Output.

2. The Child's System as More Abstract than the Adults -- ARGUMENTATION -- 1. The distribution of vowels in echo verbs -- 2. Zero stem forms -- 1. Perceptual Factors -- 2. The Use of Distinctive Features -- 3. The Across-the-board Nature of the Acquisition Process -- 4. Restructuring -- 5. Plural Formation -- 6. Puzzles -- 7. Metathesis and Absolute Exceptions -- 8. Recidivism -- ALTERNATIVES -- SUMMARY -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- FUNCTIONAL EXPLANATIONS IN GENERATIVE PHONOLOGY -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- EXTERNAL EVIDENCE FOR AN ABSTRACT ANALYSIS OF THE GERMAN VELAR NASAL -- Contents -- I. POSITIVE EVIDENCE -- IL NEGATIVE EVIDENCE -- III. CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- RECOVERABILITY, ABSTRACTNESS AND PHONOTACTIC CONSTRAINTS -- NOTES -- BIBLIOTRAPHY -- ANALYTIC VS. SYNTHETIC ASPECTS OF PHONOLOGICAL STRUCTURE -- 1. THE TWO MODALITIES IN PHONOLOGY -- 2. THE ELIMINATION AND GRADUAL REEMERGENCE OF THE ANALYTIC PERSPECTIVE IN PHONOLOGICAL THEORY -- 3. DESCRIPTIVE EVIDENCE FOR THE NECESSITY OF INFERENCE -- 4. INFERABILITY AS A CONSTRAINT ON ABSTRACTNESS -- 5. INFERABILITY AND THE INTERNAL COHERENCE OF DESCRIPTIVE SOLUTIONS -- 6. CONCLUDING REMARKS -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- UNDIGESTED HISTORY AND SYNCHRONIC 'STRUCTURE' -- 1 -- 2 -- 3 -- 4 -- 5 -- 6 -- 7 -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- ON THE DIRECTIONALITY OF PARADIGM REGULARIZATION -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- RULE ORDERING IN A PARSING MODEL OF PHONOLOGY -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- UPSIDE-DOWN RULES, VIA-RULES, AND DERIVATIONAL PHONOLOGY -- 1. ABSTRACTNESS -- 2. UPSIDE-DOWN PHONOLOGY (UDP) -- 3. NATURAL GENERATIVE PHONOLOGY (NGP) -- 4. DERIVATIONAL PHONOLOGY -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- FOLEY'S SCALES OF RELATIVE PHONOLOGICAL STRENGTH -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- REPLY TO SMITH -- SOME FORMAL AND EMPIRICAL ISSUES IN ATOMIC PHONOLOGY -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- A NONSEGMENTAL MODEL FOR DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS.

INTRODUCTION -- THE SEGMENTAL PROBLEM -- A NONSEGMENTAL MODEL OF PHONETICS -- A NONSEGMENTAL MODEL OF PHONOLOGY -- A NEW METHOD OF ANALYSIS -- CONCLUSION -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- NATURAL PHONOLOGY AND GENERATIVE PHONOLOGY -- RULES AND PROCESSES -- MISCONCEPTIONS OF NATURAL PHONOLOGY -- THE CORRECT INTERPRETATION OF PHONEMES -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY.