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Synchronic and diachronic morphoprosody : evidence from Mapudungun and Early English

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In the individual grammars of time-bound speakers, as well as in the historical transmission of a language, prosodic and morphological domains are forced to interact. This research focuses, in particular, on stress, and its instantiation in different domains of the morphological structure. It asks what factors are involved in prioritising one system – morphology or stress assignment – over the other and how radical the consequences of this may be on the overall structure of the language....

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HUMS
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Linguistics Philology and Phonetics Faculty
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University of Oxford
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HUMS
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Linguistics Philology and Phonetics Faculty
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Publication date:
2014
Type of award:
DPhil
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Doctoral
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University of Oxford
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English
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2014-06-30

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