YPL1 - Issue 5

Issue 5 (May 1975)

Editors: J.N. Green and R.O.U. Strauch

Principles of Syllabification

7–20

John Anderson

Suprasegmental Phonology

21–31

Jan Voorhoeve

Remarks on Stress Assignment Rules

33–50

D.L. Goyvaerts

Umlaut in German: The Development of a Phonological Rule

51–65

C.V.J. Russ

A Quantitative Study of Sociolinguistic Behaviour in Rural and Urban Circumstances in Guyana: I

67–86

Walter F. Edwards

A Non-Argument for Deep Structure

87–96

John Anderson

On Linguistically Insignificant Generalizations

97–109

G.K. Pullum

Re-Discovery Procedures and the Lexicon

111–130

Leonhard Lipka

Notes and Discussion

Rule Inversion: Hermann Paul Already Had an Idea-r-of it

131–137

Frans Plank

The Psychological Implications of the Arbitrary Nature of the Linguistic Sign in its Earliest Use by the Child

139–148

A. Tabouret-Keller

A Note on Statistical Approximations

149–160

Paul Meara

The Role of Imitation of a Visual Stimulus in Child Phonology

161–168

Anne Mills

On the Need for an 'Elsewhere Condition' in Phonological Theory

169–174

D.L. Goyvaerts

A Constraint on Relativisation

175–179

Tom Wachtel

On the Applicability of Raising

181–183

G.K. Pullum and A. Radford

An Inconclusive Note on Each, Every and All

185–193

R.O.U. Strauch

Review Article

D. Davidson and G. Harman (eds). Semantics of Natural Language. Dordrecht: Reidel. 1972. x + 769 pp.

195–224

I.L. Humberstone