This collection explores current issues in the phonology and morphology of the major Iberian languages: Basque, Catalan, Galician, Portuguese, and Spanish. Most of the essays are based on innovative theoretical frameworks and show how recent revolutions in theoretical ideas have affected the study of these languages.
Distinguished scholars address a diverse range of topics, including: stress assignment, phonological variability, distribution of rhotics, the imperative paradigm, focus, pluralization, spirantization, intonation, prosody, apocope, epenthesis, palatalization, and depalatalization.
Contributors
Ernesto d'Andrade Eulalia Bonet Sonia Colina Sonia Frota Gorka Elordieta Paloma García-Bellido Jorge Guitart James W. Harris Eric Holt José I. Hualde John Lipski Maria Rosa Lloret Fernando Martínez-Gil Joan Mascaró Alfonso Morales-Front Blanca Palmada Carmen Pensado Ruíz Pilar Prieto Wayne Redenbarger I. M. Roca Mario Saltarelli
