Surface Opacity of Metrical Structure in Optimality Theory

René Kager

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A central hypothesis of rule-based generative phonology is that rules have exclusive access to representations that occur in the stage of the derivation at which they apply. Whether or not a rule’s conditioning environment is satisfied in the surface form is totally irrelevant to its actual application. Or to put it differently, derivational phonology is ‘output-blind’. Of course it may

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