On Some Theoretical Implications of Winnebago Phonology.

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Title:	On Some Theoretical Implications of Winnebago Phonology.
Authors:	Miner, Kenneth L.
Descriptors:	American Indian Languages; Linguistic Theory; Phonology; Structural Analysis (Linguistics); Syllables; Uncommonly Taught Languages; Vowels
Source:	Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics, v18 p111-130 1993
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Publication Date:	1993-00-00
Pages:	21
Pub Types:	Information Analyses; Journal Articles
Abstract:	This paper is essentially a commentary on Steriade 1990, which deals with certain aspects of Winnebago phonology. The issues cluster around a much-discussed process known as Dorsey's Law (see Miner 1992 and references given there) that is operative in Mississippi Valley Siouan and that Steriade has generalized to other language groups. Winnebago syllable structure, cyclic syllabification, cluster reduction, and the formalization of Dorsey's Law itself are discussed. (Contains 10 references.) (Author/JL)
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Note:	For the serial issue in which this paper appears, see FL 021 304.
Identifiers:	Winnebago; Winnebago (Tribe)
Record Type:	Non-Journal
Level:	1 - Available on microfiche
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Languages:	English
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