The Analysis of Hungarian Vowel Harmony in Government Phonology
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The main purpose of this paper is to investigate how the phonological phenomenon of vowel harmony in Hungarian can be analyzed in terms of Government Theory (Kaye, Lowenstamm & Vergnaud 1985, 1990, henceforth KLV). The first part of the paper illustrates alternation in the phenomenon of Hungarian vowel harmony with relevant examples. Based on the outline of theoretical assumptions in Government Theory, this paper explicates some basic principles and representations. Analyzing the phenomenon of vowel harmony in this framework, several problems are highlighted. Noting some problems with this analysis, the paper proposes to analyze the Hungarian phenomenon in Extended Government Phonology (Park, 1996; Park, H. & D. Michaels, 1997), which accounts what motivates and directs the phonological phenomenon.
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The main purpose of this paper is to investigate how the phonological phenomenon of vowel harmony in Hungarian can be analyzed in terms of Government Theory (Kaye, Lowenstamm & Vergnaud 1985, 1990, henceforth KLV). The first part of the paper illustrates alternation in the phenomenon of Hungarian vowel harmony with relevant examples. Based on the outline of theoretical assumptions in Government Theory, this paper explicates some basic principles and representations. Analyzing the phenomenon of vowel harmony in this framework, several problems are highlighted. Noting some problems with this analysis, the paper proposes to analyze the Hungarian phenomenon in Extended Government Phonology (Park, 1996; Park, H. & D. Michaels, 1997), which accounts what motivates and directs the phonological phenomenon.
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