Stress theory and phonology in old and middle English : two-prosodic-plane theory 強勢理論と古・中英語の音韻論 : 二韻律面理論

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    • 上梨, 恵子 カミナシ, ケイコ

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Stress theory and phonology in old and middle English : two-prosodic-plane theory

Other Title

強勢理論と古・中英語の音韻論 : 二韻律面理論

Author

上梨, 恵子

Author(Another name)

カミナシ, ケイコ

University

津田塾大学

Types of degree

文学博士

Grant ID

甲第3号

Degree year

1991-03-15

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博士論文

Table of Contents

  1. TABLE OF CONTENTS / p9 (0012.jp2)
  2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / p1 (0004.jp2)
  3. PREFACE / p3 (0006.jp2)
  4. TABLE OF CONTENTS / p9 (0012.jp2)
  5. PART I STRESS THEORY:TWO-PROSODIC-PLANE THEORY / (0022.jp2)
  6. CHAPTER1 GRID CONSTITUENT CONSTRUCTION AND METRICAL TRANSFORMATION / p1 (0023.jp2)
  7. 1.0.Preliminary--Liber man & Prince(1977) / p1 (0023.jp2)
  8. 1.1.Prosodic category,Foot,is necessary--Selkirk(I980),Prince(I980),and Hayes(1980/1) / p4 (0026.jp2)
  9. 1.2.Grid structures are necessary / p10 (0032.jp2)
  10. 1.3.Grid+Boundary+Constituent=Grid Constituen--Halle & Vergnaud(1987) / p18 (0040.jp2)
  11. 1.4.What is Metrical Transformation? / p22 (0044.jp2)
  12. 1.5.Summary / p31 (0053.jp2)
  13. NOTES / p33 (0055.jp2)
  14. CHAPTER2 TWO PROSODIC PLANE THEORY--SYLLABLE PLANE AND GRID PLANE / p34 (0056.jp2)
  15. 2.0.Overview / p34 (0056.jp2)
  16. 2.1.Preliminar--Previous analysis of Projection / p35 (0057.jp2)
  17. 2.2.Projections(I)and(II) / p38 (0060.jp2)
  18. 2.3.Grid constituent construction / p40 (0062.jp2)
  19. 2.4.Metrical Transformations / p50 (0072.jp2)
  20. 2.5.Interactions of Grid Plane and Syllable Plane / p58 (0080.jp2)
  21. 2.6.Exemplification / p61 (0083.jp2)
  22. 2.7.Summary / p69 (0091.jp2)
  23. NOTES / p71 (0093.jp2)
  24. CHAPTER3 CASE STUDIES / p77 (0099.jp2)
  25. 3.1.Winnebago / p77 (0099.jp2)
  26. 3.2.English / p93 (0115.jp2)
  27. 3.3.Cayuvava / p97 (0119.jp2)
  28. 3.4.YidinY / p105 (0127.jp2)
  29. 3.5.Estonian and Finnish / p116 (0138.jp2)
  30. 3.6.Summary / p139 (0161.jp2)
  31. NOTES / p143 (0165.jp2)
  32. CHAPTER4 QS AND NONITERATIVE(I.E.UNBOUNDED)LANGUAGES / p146 (0168.jp2)
  33. 4.1.Constituents on the bottom line / p146 (0168.jp2)
  34. 4.2.Rime branching on the syllable plane and headedness in the constituent structuere on the grid plane / p148 (0170.jp2)
  35. 4.3.Noniterative(i.e.Unbounded)languages / p156 (0178.jp2)
  36. 4.4.Summary / p177 (0199.jp2)
  37. NOTES / p179 (0201.jp2)
  38. PART II PHONOLOGY IN OLD AND MIDDLE ENGLISH:TWO-PROSODIC-PLANE THEORY / (0202.jp2)
  39. CHAPTER5:THEORETICAL BACKGROUND / p180 (0203.jp2)
  40. 5.1.Lexical Phonology / p180 (0203.jp2)
  41. 5.2.Melody plan--Sound system / p198 (0221.jp2)
  42. 5.3.Syllable plane / p206 (0229.jp2)
  43. 5.4.Interaction of Melody and Syllable planes / p229 (0252.jp2)
  44. NOTES / p232 (0255.jp2)
  45. CHAPTER6:OLD ENGLISH STRESS AND HIGH VOWEL DELETION / p237 (0260.jp2)
  46. 6.1.Data and motivation / p237 (0260.jp2)
  47. 6.2.Previous analyses in Tree theory / p249 (0272.jp2)
  48. 6.3.Analyses with Grid Constituent Construction in H&V's(1987)and Hayes's(1987)frameworks / p256 (0279.jp2)
  49. 6.4.Our analysis of OE stress and HVD / p266 (0289.jp2)
  50. 6.5.Exceptional foot structures / p277 (0300.jp2)
  51. 6.6.Excursus / p289 (0312.jp2)
  52. NOTES / p294 (0317.jp2)
  53. CHAPTER7 ASSIMILATION PROCESSES / p299 (0322.jp2)
  54. 7.0.Preliminary / p299 (0322.jp2)
  55. 7.1.I-Umlaut--Fronting in Fj / p300 (0323.jp2)
  56. 7.2.Breaking / p307 (0330.jp2)
  57. NOTES / p314 (0337.jp2)
  58. PRELIMINARY TO CHAPTERS 8,9,AND 10:COMPENSATORY LENGTHENING / p316 (0339.jp2)
  59. 8.0.1.Preliminary / p316 (0339.jp2)
  60. 8.0.2.Autosegmental and Syllable-based approach / p316 (0339.jp2)
  61. 8.0.3.Moraic approach / p321 (0344.jp2)
  62. 8.0.4.Foot-based approach / p324 (0347.jp2)
  63. 8.O.5.Our approach--Two-Prosodic-Plane approach / p325 (0348.jp2)
  64. NOTES / p332 (0355.jp2)
  65. CHAPTER8 GEMINATION IN WGMC AND OLD ENGLISH / p333 (0356.jp2)
  66. 8.1.WGmc Gemination / p333 (0356.jp2)
  67. 8.2.Gemination before/r,1/ / p352 (0375.jp2)
  68. 8.3.Alternative analyses / p355 (0378.jp2)
  69. 8.4.Structure of geminates and long vowels / p360 (0383.jp2)
  70. 8.5.WGmc Gemination and Lexical Phonology / p361 (0384.jp2)
  71. 8.6.Summary / p380 (0403.jp2)
  72. NOTES / p382 (0405.jp2)
  73. CHAPTER9 VOWEL LENGTHENING IN OLD ENGLISH / p387 (0410.jp2)
  74. 9.0.Preliminary / p387 (0410.jp2)
  75. 9.1.Data / p387 (0410.jp2)
  76. 9.2.CL by segment deletion / p389 (0412.jp2)
  77. 9.3.CL by Sonorant Delinking / p402 (0425.jp2)
  78. NOTES / p414 (0437.jp2)
  79. CHAPTER10 OPEN SYLLABLE LENGTHENING IN MIDDLE ENGLISH / p416 (0439.jp2)
  80. 10.1.Data / p416 (0439.jp2)
  81. 10.2.Previous Analyses / p416 (0439.jp2)
  82. 10.3.OSL in disyllabic words. / p421 (0444.jp2)
  83. 10.4.Occurrences of OSL in polysyllabic words / p438 (0461.jp2)
  84. 10.5.Summary / p444 (0467.jp2)
  85. 10.6.Excursus / p445 (0468.jp2)
  86. NOTES / p448 (0471.jp2)
  87. CHAPTER11 QUANTITATIVE REDUCTION OF VOWELS AND CONSONANTS IN OLD AND MIDDLE ENGLISH / p455 (0478.jp2)
  88. 11.O.Preliminary / p455 (0478.jp2)
  89. 11.1.Vowel Weakening and Vowel Deletion / p456 (0479.jp2)
  90. 11.2.Vowel Shortening / p461 (0484.jp2)
  91. 11.3.Comparison of HVD and Trisyllabic Shortening/the loss of word-medial geminates / p490 (0513.jp2)
  92. 11.4.Summary / p491 (0514.jp2)
  93. NOTES / p493 (0516.jp2)
  94. CHAPTER12 CONCLUSION / p495 (0518.jp2)
  95. 12.0.Overview / p495 (0518.jp2)
  96. 12.1.Part I / p496 (0519.jp2)
  97. 12.2.Part II / p499 (0522.jp2)
  98. Appendix SUMMARY OF PRINCIPLES,PARAMETERS,FILTERS,AND CONDITIONS / p509 (0532.jp2)
  99. REFERENCES / p524 (0547.jp2)
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