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Between Phonology and Phonetics Polish Voicing

:	Eugeniusz Cyran
:	Between Phonology and Phonetics Polish Voicing
:	De Gruyter Mouton
:	9781614518563
:	Studies in Generative Grammar [SGG]ISSN
:	1
:	CHF 124.80
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:	Slawische Sprachwissenschaft / Literaturwissenschaft
:	English

:	244
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!doctype html public '-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en'>For decades, the voicing system of Polish has been at the center of a heated theoretical debate concerning laryngeal phonology as it features a number of phenomena, such as Final Obstruent Devoicing, Regressive Voice Assimilation, Progressive Voice Assimilation, dialectally distributed external sandhi voicing in pre-sonorant context, and other instances of special behaviour of sonorants, leading to interesting cases of variation.

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Eugeniusz Cyran, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland.

	Preface	5
	Chapter 1: Preliminaries	11
	1 Introduction	11
	2 The basic Polish voicing facts	11
	3 Representing voice	15
	4 Laryngeal Realism	18
	5 Laryngeal Realism and Polish voicing	21
	6 The problem of Cracow-Poznan	21
	27	21
	Chapter 2: Sound system, phonology and phonetics	31
	1 Introduction	31
	2 Types of voicing	32
	2.1 Spontaneous voicing	32
	2.2 Active voicing	35
	2.3 Passive voicing	36
	3 Sound system	39
	3.1 Phonological aspects	40
	3.2 Phonetic categories	42
	3.3 Phonetic interpretation	44
	4 Laryngeal Relativism	47
	5 Some consequences of Laryngeal Relativism	50
	Chapter 3: Cracow-Poznan	50
	53	50
	1 Introduction	53
	2 Laryngeal Relativism and Polish voicing	54
	2.1 Final Obstruent Devoicing	57
	2.2 Regressive Voice Assimilation	62
	3 Cracow-Poznan	62
	66	62
	3.1 Bethin (1984, 1992)	69
	3.2 Gussmann (1992)	74
	3.3 Rubach (1996)	76
	3.4 CP sandhi voicing and Laryngeal Relativism	78
	3.5 Laryngeal Relativism and Licensing-by-Cue	83
	4 Conclusions	86
	Chapter 4: Progressive voice assimilation in Polish	89
	1 Introduction	89
	1.1 Benni’s generalization	93
	1.2 Is PVA dead or alive?	96
	1.3 A functional explanation of progressive devoicing	99
	2 Modern derivational and non-derivational accounts of PVA	100
	2.1 Preliminaries	100
	2.2 Gussmann (1992)	103
	2.3 Bethin (1992)	109
	2.4 Rubach (1996)	113
	2.5 Gussmann (2007)	117
	3 PVA and Laryngeal Relativism	123
	3.1 Preliminaries	123
	3.2 Laryngeal Relativism	123
	3.3 Obstruentization and PVA	128
	3.4 The ‘voiced obstruent’ hypothesis in CP and WP	134
	3.5 The new (old) analysis of PVA	137
	3.6 Post-alveolar fricatives in PVA context	142
	4 Conclusions	148
	Chapter 5: Further issues	151
	1 Introduction	151
	2 Laryngeal licensing – elements in phonological contexts	152
	3 Prepositions and voicing	169
	4 The behaviour of sonorant consonants	176
	4.1 ...C# vs. ...CS#	178
	4.2 ...CS#C vs. ...C#SC	187
	5 Phonology and phonetics in Laryngeal Relativism	203
	5.1 Substance-free elements?	208
	6 Laryngeal Relativism and other languages	211
	6.1 Durham English	211
	6.2 Dutch	215
	7 Conclusions	210
	Conclusion	223
	References	227
	Subject index	239
	Index of Polish words	241