Cyclic Rule Application
Cyclic Rule Application is a phonological process organization principle within generative grammar in which phonological rules apply in a derivational cycle, starting with the most deeply embedded syntactic or morphological constituent and proceeding outward, thereby ensuring that smaller domains are fully processed before larger ones.
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Transderivational Relationships in Chamorro Phonology
Sandra Chung · Language · 1983 · 208 citations
Syllable structure assignment in Polish
Jerzy Rubach, Geert Booij · Phonology · 1990 · 99 citations · Full text
The accentuation of Russian words
Morris Halle · Language · 1973 · 53 citations
An Overview of Lexical Phonology
Jerzy Rubach · Language and Linguistics Compass · 2008 · 14 citations
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Southeast University
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Nagoya University
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University of Warsaw
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Huawei Technologies (China)
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