IULC Publications

Indiana University Working Papers in Linguistics Volume 1:
Optimal Green Ideas in Phonology

Edited by Karen Baertsch and Daniel A. Dinnsen

This volume is the first in a new working papers series initiated by the Indiana University Linguistics Club and the Department of Linguistics at Indiana University - Bloomington to showcase the research of our students, faculty and alumni. The papers in this volume focus on optimality theoretic phonology and include the articles listed below.

• The Parallel Distribution of Aspirated Stops and /h/ in American English -- Stuart Davis
• Generational Faithfulness in Hopi Reduplicative Infixation -- Tiffany L. Kershner
• A Case of Sympathy in Javanese Affixation -- Minkyung Lee
• Extrametricality in English -- Youngsung Lee
• Sympathy, Cumulativity, and the Duke-of-York Gambit -- John J. McCarthy
• A Sympathy Account of Multiple Opacity in Wintu -- Laura Wilbur McGarrity
• On the Role of Segmental Contrasts in the Acquisition of Clusters -- Kathleen M. O'Connor

ISSN: 1524-2110-01
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