On Constraint Combinations
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This paper introduces three types of constraint combinations applicable in Optimality theoretic analyses: conjunctive combinations (CAP-junctions), disjunctive combinations (CUP-junctions) and implicational combinations (IF-junctions). Each of these combinations is discussed with illustrations from the phonological data previously introduced in different theoretical frameworks. It shows that combined constraints have a vital role to play in Optimality theoretic analyses of various phonological and morphological phenomena. It also presents the reanalysis of coda consonant voicing assimilation to show that we can dispense with markedness-faithfulness combination. It supports the idea that only the constraints from the same constraint family can be combined.
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This paper introduces three types of constraint combinations applicable in Optimality theoretic analyses: conjunctive combinations (CAP-junctions), disjunctive combinations (CUP-junctions) and implicational combinations (IF-junctions). Each of these combinations is discussed with illustrations from the phonological data previously introduced in different theoretical frameworks. It shows that combined constraints have a vital role to play in Optimality theoretic analyses of various phonological and morphological phenomena. It also presents the reanalysis of coda consonant voicing assimilation to show that we can dispense with markedness-faithfulness combination. It supports the idea that only the constraints from the same constraint family can be combined.
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