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Supervision: Doctoral |
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Lee, Seunghun (in
progress). Segmental influences on tone. PhD dissertation.
Rutgers University. [details]
Co-chairperson with Prof. Akinbiyi
Akinlabi.
Merchant, Nazarré (in progress). On the
learnability of allomorphy. Doctoral dissertation, Rutgers University.
(Chair: Bruce Tesar).
Commitee Member; Chair: Alan Prince.
Gürtler, Katherine (2007). Maximal size restrictions in
Optimality Theory. University of Cambridge (UK). [details]
Supervisor (US-equiv: Committee Chairperson)
Gürtler's dissertation presents a
theory of how prosodic restrictions can impose limits on the size
of roots, stems, and words. There are in-depth analyses of
Czech and German. This dissertation will be publicly available by the end of
2007.
Astruc-Aguilera, Luïsa
(2005). The intonation of extra-sentential elements
in Catalan and English.University of Cambridge.
[details]
Advisor (Supervisor: Francis Nolan)
Élias-Ulloa, José (Beto) (2005). Theoretical aspects of
Panoan metrical phonology: Disyllabic footing and contextual syllable
weight. Rutgers University.
ROA
804. [details]
Committee Member (Chair: Alan Prince)
Jones, Mark (2004)
The phonetics and phonology
of definite article reduction in northern English dialects.
University of Cambridge. [details]
Advisor (Supervisor: Francis Nolan)
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Supervision: Other Graduate |
Altshuler, Daniel (2006). Filling the gap:
Quantity-insensitive iambs and the typology of feet. Qualifying Paper,
Rutgers University. (Member; Chair: Alan Prince).
ROA
870.
Bembridge, Steven (2004). The Initial State in
L2 acquisition. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
Chapter, Joanne (2003). The development and
realisation of the Common Slavonic vowel jat’ in South Slavonic
languages: A diachronic study in terms of Optimality Theory. MPhil
dissertation, University of Cambridge.
Ketner, Katherine (2003). The Czech mobile ‘e’: an
Optimality Theoretic approach. MPhil dissertation, University of
Cambridge.
Koak, Heeshin. (2006). Allomorph selection of Korean
nominal markers. Qualifying Paper, Rutgers University. (Co-Chairperson
with Prof. Akinbiyi Akinlabi).
Murray, Sarah. (2006). Selectivity and voicing
assimilation. Qualifying Paper, Rutgers University. (Co-Chairperson with
Prof. Alan Prince).
O’Keefe, Michael (2006). Area identity: A theory
of harmony. Qualifying Paper, Rutgers University.
Pullman, Thomas (2004). An optimal floating
feature approach to Irish Mutation. MPhil dissertation, University of
Cambridge.
Schulze, Jan (2003). An Optimality-Theoretic
account of the development of Old High German Umlaut. MPhil
dissertation, University of Cambridge.
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Altshuler, Daniel
Astruc-Aguilera, Lluïsa
Bembridge,
Steven Chapter, Joanne
Élias-Ulloa, José (Beto)
Gürtler,
Katherine Jones, Mark
Ketner, Katherine Koak, Heeshin
Lee,
Seunghun Merchant, Nazarré
Murray, Sarah O'Keefe, Michael
Pullman, Thomas Schulze, Jan |
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