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Konstituentenstruktur und Rektion in der Phonologie

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Phonologie

Part of the book series: Linguistische Berichte ((LINGB,volume 2))

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Wir wollen uns in diesem Beitrag mit einigen empirischen und konzeptuellen Fragen der Theorie der Universalphonologie (UP) beschäftigen. Insbesonders werden wir einige Vorschläge machen, die die Begriffe “mögliche Silbe” und “mögliches Wort” beschreiben sollen. Die Prinzipien, die wir entwerfen, werden auf einer einheitlichen Theorie der phonologischen Rektion aufgebaut.

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  1. London, UK

    Jonathan Kaye

  2. Montreal, Canada

    Jean Lowenstamm

  3. Los Angeles, USA

    Jean-Roger Vergnaud

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Kaye, J., Lowenstamm, J., Vergnaud, JR. (1989). Konstituentenstruktur und Rektion in der Phonologie. In: Prinzhorn, M. (eds) Phonologie. Linguistische Berichte, vol 2. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99960-3_2

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