Headhood, elements, specification and contrastivity : phonological papers in honour of John Anderson

1. John M. Anderson: A Brief Profile of the Man and his Career in Linguistics (by Durand, Jacques) 2. John M. Anderson: Publications, 1968-2004 3. List of contributors 4. Introduction: The structure of phonological representations (by Carr, Philip) 5. Salience, Headhood and Analogies (by Carr, Philip) 6. Old English I-Umlaut: A Unitary Sound Change?: Dependency, Contrast and Non-Specification (by Colman, Fran) 7. Old English Breaking and Syllable Structure (by Davenport, Mike) 8. Tense/Lax, the Vowel System of English and Phonological Theory (by Durand, Jacques) 9. Headedness and Defective Distributions in Polish (by Gussmann, Edmund) 10. Vowel Reduction as Information Loss (by Harris, John) 11. Tones and Dependency in Yoruba (by Harrison, Phil) 12. Sharing Makes us Stronger: Process Inhibition and Segmental Structure (by Honeybone, Patrick) 13. The Molecular Structure of Phonological Segments (by Hulst, Harry van der) 14. Representation and the Role of Underspecification in Declarative Phonology (by Lodge, Ken) 15. Heads I Win, Tails You Lose (by McMahon, April) 16. How a Phonological Theory of Headedness can Account for Strong vs . Weak Phonetic Alternants (by Ritter, Nancy A.) 17. The Aperture Particle |a|: Its Role and Functions (by Schane, Sanford A.) 18. Towards a taw -based Phonological Representation of Place (by Staun, Jorgen) 19. References 20. Index

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