Locality of Conjunction

Anna Łubowicz

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Phonetics and Phonology Research Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Language Development and Disorders

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This article accounts for locality of conjunction (Smolensky 1995) in terms of the locus function for constraint violations (McCarthy 2003, Riggle & Wilson 2004). A formal account is given of the idea that the locally conjoined constraints need to share their locus of violation. In addition, markedness reversals are discussed (Ito & Mester 2002). This proposal is found superior to previous approaches to restricting local conjunction, such as fulcrum (Bakovic 1999, Hewitt & Crowhurst 1996) and domain (Lubowicz 2002, Moreton & Smolensky 2002, Smolensky 1993).

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