Issues in Japanese Phonology and Morphology (Studies in Generative Grammar [SGG])

Langue : anglais

Edité par Mouton de Gruyter, 2001

3110169584 / 9783110169584

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Hardcover, vIii + 403 pages, NOT ex-library. Clean and bright throughout, with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Minor handling wear only. Issued without a dust jacket. -- For linguists and advanced students tackling the complexities of Japanese sound and structure, this volume delivers a rigorous, theory-driven exploration of phonological and morphological puzzles with lasting implications for language modeling and comparative linguistics. -- The collection is organized into three parts, beginning with phonological analyses. These chapters address both segmental issues, such as affrication and the representation of voicing in phenomena like Rendaku, and suprasegmental patterns, including extensive work on accent in Tsuruoka and Kyoto dialects and in compound accentuation. Theoretical approaches from Optimality Theory and Government Phonology are applied to solve long-standing paradoxes involving epenthetic vowels, heaviness at interfaces, and prosodic structure, with one study extending the analysis to sandhi in the Saru dialect of Ainu. The second part investigates morphology, focusing on compound formation through the lens of the Righthand Head Rule and challenging headedness concepts in the context of English compound truncation. It also explores the intersection of words and phrases. A final section provides contrastive studies of Japanese and English, examining differences in rhythm and the phonological representation of sC consonant clusters as complex segments. -- This volume stands out by capturing a specific moment of theoretical transition, applying frameworks like Optimality Theory and Government Phonology to classic empirical problems in a single collection. Its lasting value lies not just in the proposed solutions but in its rich presentation of dialectal and contrastive data that remains essential for testing new linguistic models. For researchers and advanced students, the book offers a crucial baseline for understanding the evolution of phonological and morphological theory. It provides well-analyzed case studies on accent, compounding, and segmental processes that continue to inform contemporary debate and serve as benchmarks for current analyses. -- Contents: 1. Studies in Japanese Phonology [Heaviness in Interfaces / Yukiko Akasaka & Koichi Tateishi; Accent of Tsuruoka Japanese Reconsidered / Shosuke Haraguchi; How should we Represent 'g' in toge in Japanese Underlyingly? / Takeru Honma; Domain-Relative Faithfulness and the OCP: Rendaku Revisited / Haruka Fukazawa & Mafuyu Kitahara; Epenthetic Vowels and Accent in Japanese: Facts and Paradoxes / Haruo Kubozono; Prosodic Structure and Sandhi Phenomena in the Saru Dialect of Ainu / Hidetoshi Shiraishi; Emergence of the 'Unaccented': Possible Patterns and Variations in Japanese Compound Accentuation / Shin-ichi Tanaka; An Element-Based Analysis of Affrication in Japanese / Shohei Yoshida; Accent System of the Kyoto Dialect of Japanese: A Study on Phrasal Patterns and Paradigms / Yuko Z. Yoshida & Hideki Zamma] 2. Studies in Japanese Morphology [Word Plus: The Intersection of Words and Phrases / Taro Kageyama; Further Evidence in Support of the Righthand Head Rule in Japanese / Takayasu Namiki; Against Headedness in Compound Truncation: English Compounds in Japanese / Tetsuo Nishihara, Jeroen van de Weijer & Kensuke Nanjo] 3. Studies in Contrastive Japanese-English Phonetics and Phonology [Two Different Kinds of Rhythm: Japanese and English / Yosihiro Masuya; sC Clusters as Complex Segments: Evidence from the Contrastive Phonology of English and Japanese / Noriko Yamane]; Author & Language & Subject Index.

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Titre
Issues in Japanese Phonology and Morphology (Studies in Generative Grammar [SGG])
Auteur
Jeroen van de Weijer; Tetsuo Nishihara
Éditeur
Mouton de Gruyter
Année de publication
2001
État de l'article
Near Fine
Reliure
Hardcover
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
3110169584
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9783110169584
Édition
1st Edition
Série
Livre 117 sur 163: Studies in Generative Grammar [SGG]

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