دانلود کتاب Syllable Structure and Syllable-related Processes in German (Linguistische Arbeiten)

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Acknowledgments\nIntroduction\nChapter 1: Theoretical principles and background on German phonology\n1.1 Theoretical overview\n1.2 Background on German phonology\nNotes to Chapter 1\nChapter 2: German syllable structure and syllabification\n2.1 Syllabification model and theoretical assumptions\n2.2 Further remarks on syllable structure\n2.3 On ambisyllabicity\n2.4 Syllable- and foot-sensitive rules\n2.5 Syllable Structure Algorithm\n2.6 The sonority hierarchy\n2.7 The German onset\n2.8 On the cyclicity of syllabification\n2.9 Fast Speech Resyllabification\n2.10 Rubach (1990)\n2.11 On compounds and prefixed words and postlexical resyllabification\n2.12 The German coda\n2.13 Devoicing and Coronal Obstruent Adjunction\n2.14 Remarks on the syllable structure of monomorphemes\nNotes to Chapter 2\nChapter 3: The syllabification of glides and vowels\n3.1 Hiatus sequences and the German diphthongs\n3.2 The syllabification of diphthongs\n3.3 On the voiced fricatives [j] and [v]\n3.4 Prevocalic glides\n3.5 On Structure Preservation\nNotes to Chapter 3\nChapter 4: The velar nasal and the representation of schwa\n4.1 Lexical processes involving nasal consonants\n4.2 Postlexical processes involving nasal consonants\n4.3 The velar nasal\n4.4 The representation of schwa\n4.5 Cyclic syllabification and Schwa Epenthesis\n4.6 On Structure Preservation\nNotes to Chapter 4\nChapter 5: The distribution of [ç] and [x]\n5.1 Background and data\n5.2 DFA and the German lexicon\n5.3 [ç] - [g] alternations\n5.4 On Structure Preservation\nNotes to Chapter 5\nReferences