Romance Phonology and Variation

Selected papers from the 30th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages, Gainesville, Florida, February 2000

Editors

Caroline R. Wiltshire | University of Florida, Gainesville

Joaquim Camps | University of Florida, Gainesville

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This volume contains a selection of refereed and revised papers, originally presented at the 30th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages, focussing on the areas of phonology and language variation. The papers address issues in phonology such as the emergence of the unmarked, representational structure in phonology and morphology, intonation in Spanish, and issues in variation including dialectal differences, codeswitching, foreigner talk, and language death. The papers in this volume include discussions of the major Romance languages (Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish), pidgins and creoles resulting from contact with Romance languages, and relationships with languages from other families, such as English and Dutch.

[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 217] 2002. xi, 238 pp.

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https://doi.org/10.1075/cilt.217

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments | p. v

Contributors | p. ix

Romance phonology and variation

Caroline R. Wiltshire and Joaquim Camps | pp. 1–9

Constraining the vagaries of glide distribution in varieties of French

Barbara E. Bullock | pp. 11–25

On the relationship between comprehension and production data in codeswitching

Paola E. Dussias | pp. 27–38

Focus, word order variation and intonation in Spanish and English: An OT account

Rodrigo Gutièrrez-Bravo | pp. 39–53

Morphological complexity and Spanish object clitic variation

David Heap | pp. 55–68

Catalan phonology: Cluster simplification and nasal place assimilation

Dylan Herrick | pp. 69–83

The articulator group and liquid geometry: Implications for Spanish phonology present and past

D. Eric Holt | pp. 85–99

Intonation in Spanish and the other Ibero-Romance languages: Overview and status quaestionis

José Ignacio Hualde | pp. 101–115

‘Partial Spanish’: Strategies of pidginization and simplification (from Lingua Franca to ‘Gringo Lingo’)

John M. Lipski | pp. 117–143

The death of French in Medieval England

D. Gary Miller | pp. 145–159

Discourse context and polysemy: Spanish casi

Scott A. Schwenter | pp. 161–175

New insights into French reduplication

Mary Ellen Scullen | pp. 177–189

Local conjunction in Italian and French phonology

Bernard Tranel and Francesca Del Gobbo | pp. 191–218

On the relation between quantity-sensitive stress and distinctive vowel length: The history of a principle and its relevance for Romance

W. Leo Wetzels | pp. 219–234

Index of Terms & Concepts | pp. 235–238

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