A Typology of Conversion: An OT Perspective
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Kang, Seok-keun. 2010. A Typology of Conversion: An OT Perspective. The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal. 18(3). 37-55. The goal of this paper is to present a typology of conversion from an OT perspective. To this end, I assume after Pater (2000) that a single constraint can be multiply instantiated in a constraint hierarchy, and each instantiation may be indexed to apply to a particular set of lexical items. I argue that, given the above generalizations, the right set of parameters of conversion can be established through the interaction between faithfulness and markedness constraints. I further show that the typology sets the range of all and only possible language types, and also that each of the logical possibilities is well attested.
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Kang, Seok-keun. 2010. A Typology of Conversion: An OT Perspective. The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal. 18(3). 37-55. The goal of this paper is to present a typology of conversion from an OT perspective. To this end, I assume after Pater (2000) that a single constraint can be multiply instantiated in a constraint hierarchy, and each instantiation may be indexed to apply to a particular set of lexical items. I argue that, given the above generalizations, the right set of parameters of conversion can be established through the interaction between faithfulness and markedness constraints. I further show that the typology sets the range of all and only possible language types, and also that each of the logical possibilities is well attested.
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