LINGUIST List 3.699

Thu 17 Sep 1992

Misc: Schwa, Thanks

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1. Bill Bennett, Schwa in French
2. , glossolalia

Schwa in French
Here are references kindly suggested to me:

Bouchard, P. (1981) `A Voice for e muet', -Journal of Linguistic Research, 1
 (4), 17-47.
Charette, M. (1990) `License to govern', -Phonology-, 7, 2, 233-254, CUP.
Charette, M. (1991) -Conditions on Phonological Government-, CUP.
Charette, M. (1992) `Government-licensing and licensers', paper to workshop
 (Licensing properties of empty categories) at 7th international phonology
 meeting Krems, Austria. (Ms SOAS).
Debrock, M. & P. Mertens (eds) (1990) -Phonetique generale et francaise-,
 Presses universitaires de Louvain.
Debrock, M. & J. Jouret (1971) `Elements d'une etude contrastive des systemes
 phonetiques francais et neerlandais', -Revue de Phonetique Appliquee-, 19,
 pp 3-29.
Hulst, H van der & Smith, N.(eds) (1982) -The Structure of Phonological
 Representations-, Dordrecht:Foris.
Noske, R. (1982) `Syllabification and syllable-changing rules' in Hulst &
 Smith, pp. 257-310.
Noske, R. (1988) `La syllabification et les regles de changement de syllabe en
 francais', in Verluyten, pp. 43-88.
Noske, R. (1992) `A Theory of Syllabification and Segmental Alternation', -to
 appear in Linguistische Arbeiten of Niemeyer.
Rialland, A. (1986) `Schwa et syllabe en francais' in Wetzel & Sezer,
 pp 186-226.
Verluyten, S. Paul (ed) (1988) -La Phonologie du schwa francais-,
 Amsterdam:Benjamins.
Wetzel, L. & E.Sezer (eds) (1986) -Studies in Compensatory Lengthening-,
 Dordrecht:Foris.

With particular thanks to the following: Jonathan Kay, Piet Mertens, Roland
Noske, Shohei Yoshida, Laurie Zaring. As well as to the other contributors to
the question of French schwa at the recent AFLS Conference in York, England.

 Bill Bennett

My earlier query on glossolalia mistakenly omitted my e-mail address, which
is aa2492uokvmsa.bitnet. Thanks to those who were persistent enough to
reach me, and to the moderators for forwarding responses.

Aaron Broadwell
Modern Languages
University of Oklahoma
aa2492uokvmsa.bitnet