Licensing and underspecification in optimality theory

Junko Itô · Armin Mester

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Les As. tentent de resoudre un type de paradoxe de sous-specification en adaptant les notions de classement des contraintes et de violabilite fournies par la Theorie de l'Optimalite. Ils examinent pour cela la question de la sonorisation des nasales obstruantes en japonais

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