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In:Phonological Theory and the Dialects of Italy
Edited by Lori Repetti
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 212] 2000
► pp. vii–viii

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Published online: 21 December 2000
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Table of contents

Acknowledgmentsv
List of Contributorsix
Phonological Theory and the Dialects of Italy1
The Relationship Between Vowel Length and Consonantal Voicing in Friulian13
Consonant Gemination in Neapolitan45
The Feature [Advanced Tongue Root] and Vowel Fronting in Romance59
Vowel Alternation, Vowel/Consonant Assimilation and OCP Effects in a Barese Dialect89
How Many Moras? Overlength and Maximal Moraicity in Italy111
Stress Stability Under Cliticization and the Prosodic Status of Romance Clitics137
Phonological Dissimilation and Clitic Morphology in Italo-Romance169
Oxytone Infinitives in the Dialect of Pisa191
Sonority and Derived Clusters in Raeto-Romance and Gallo-Italic211
Stress and Schwa in Faetar239
Vowel Lengthening in Milanese255
Uneven or Moraic Trochees? Evidence from Emilian and Romagnol Dialects273
Index of Names289
Index of Terms & Concepts297
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