The Form of Structure, the Structure of Form

Essays in honor of Jean Lowenstamm

Editors

Sabrina Bendjaballah | CNRS

Noam Faust | Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Mohamed Lahrouchi | CNRS

Nicola Lampitelli | Université de Tours

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This volume brings together articles by some major figures in various linguistics domains — phonology, morphology and syntax — aiming at explaining the form of linguistic items by exploring the structures that underlie them.
The book is divided in 5 parts: vowels, syllables, templates, syntax-morphology interface and Afro-Asiatic languages. Specific topics are the internal structure of vowels and its relation to harmony; the logic of recurrent vocalic patterns; syllabic prominence; the interaction of syllabic and templatic structure and segmental realization; the innateness of templates and paradigms; the limits of phonology; and various morpho-syntactic implications on phonological form.
The volume renders homage to Jean Lowenstamm’s work, by underlining the importance of seeking structural and intermodular insight in the study of linguistic form.

[Language Faculty and Beyond, 12] 2014. vii, 377 pp.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/lfab.12

Table of Contents

Introduction | pp. 1–10

Part 1. Vowels

Lowering harmony in Bantu: An RcvP account

Harry van der Hulst | pp. 13–36

On vowel harmony and vowel reduction: Some observations on canonical shapes of disyllabic nouns in Yukuben, Mòoré and German*

John R. Rennison | pp. 37–56

Apophony and chiming words in Malay

Gilles Boyé | pp. 57–66

Understanding what has happened  with the ablaut: A chapter from linguistics

Gabriel Bergounioux | pp. 67–82

Part 2. Syllables

On the licensing of glides

Mohand Guerssel | pp. 85–102

Coda constraints on tone

Larry M. Hyman | pp. 103–122

C/V interactions in strict CV

Joaquim Brandão de Carvalho | pp. 123–138

What does the Moroccan Malħun meter compute, and how?

Mohamed Elmedlaoui | pp. 139–160

Part 3. Templates

Regularities in irregular Chaha verbs

Degif Petros Banksira | pp. 163–176

Overlapping morphologies in Arabic hypocoristics

Jean-Francois Prunet and Ali Idrissi | pp. 177–192

Staying away from the weak left edge: A strengthening strategy

Outi Bat-El | pp. 193–208

The Modern Hebrew template tQuLa in light of Jean Lowenstamm’s work

Noam Faust | pp. 209–218

Templates and representations in phonology: from Semitic to child language

Sophie Wauquier | pp. 219–234

On templates

Alain Kihm | pp. 235–252

Part 4. The Phonology-Syntax interface

The Ins and Outs of phonology

Jonathan Kaye | pp. 255–270

Phase cycles, φ-cycles, and phonological  (In)activity

David Embick | pp. 271–286

Sepp vs Paradigms

Sabrina Bendjaballah and Martin Haiden | pp. 287–302

On Plurals, noun phrase and num(ber)  in Moroccan Arabic and Djibouti Somali

Mohamed Lahrouchi and Nicola Lampitelli | pp. 303–314

The initial CV: Herald of a non-diacritic interface theory

Tobias Scheer | pp. 315–330

Part 5. Selected Issues in Afro-Asiatic (Morpho-)Syntax and Semantics

Causatives, anticausatives and lexicalization

Jamal Ouhalla | pp. 333–348

A note on labeling, Berber states  and VSO order

Ur Shlonsky | pp. 349–360

The interpretation of Construct-State morphology

Edit Doron | pp. 361–374

Index | pp. 375–378

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