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This book aims to introduce the notion of bidirectional government into phonological theory. The importance of bidirectionality lies in the fact that a number of phonological generalisations so far unrelated become amenable to a single algorithm of governing relations. A parallel is drawn, for example, between vowel reduction, vowel-zero alternation, shortening and lengthening phenomena. Furthermore, new distributional criteria for different types of consonant clusters become available as a result of the analysis.The present book was primarily tailored to come to grips with the facts of…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book aims to introduce the notion of bidirectional government into phonological theory. The importance of bidirectionality lies in the fact that a number of phonological generalisations so far unrelated become amenable to a single algorithm of governing relations. A parallel is drawn, for example, between vowel reduction, vowel-zero alternation, shortening and lengthening phenomena. Furthermore, new distributional criteria for different types of consonant clusters become available as a result of the analysis.The present book was primarily tailored to come to grips with the facts of English. However, with minor modifications it should also be applicable to other languages. This work is a slightly amended version of my PhD dissertation entitled Bidirectional Government in CV-Phonology: Farewell to strict directionality, defended at the Doctoral School in Linguistics, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary.
Autorenporträt
Csides Csaba§Csaba Csides, PhD is an Associate Professor at the Department ofEnglish Linguistics, Károli Gáspár University of the ReformedChurch, Budapest. He studied Linguistics at the Department ofEnglish Linguistics, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, andcompleted his PhD studies at the Doctoral School in Linguistics,Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest.