Part One: Background
1: Theoretical Backgroung
2: Slovak Phonology: Background
3: Morphology
Part Two: Cyclic Rules
4: Palatalization: Derived Environment Rules
5: Melody - Skeleton Interaction: The Yers
6: Skeleton-Syllable Interaction
7: Syllable Structure
Part Three: Noncyclic Rules
8: Postcyclic Rules
9: Postlexical Rules
10: Conclusions
The first volume in a major new series
the first full-scale, generative treatment of the Slovac sound
system...Many of Rubach's analyses are ingenious; most are
convincing...Rubach's monograph offers the phonologist an
insightful view of a challenging body of data. For the Slavist it
should provide motivation to take another look at Slovak.
`Rubach has made his assumptions crystal clear, presents fully
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Linguistics Vol 13
`The book displays considerable scholarship and attention to detail
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