OLC Slavistik: Rydzweski, Paweł - Opaque allomorphy in OT: Candidate chains vs. Derivational Optimality Theory

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ID	1886745501
Author(s)	Rydzweski, Paweł
Title	Opaque allomorphy in OT: Candidate chains vs. Derivational Optimality Theory
Published	Poznań studies in contemporary linguistics : PSiCL, Berlin : de Gruyter, 46, 2010, 4, 481-498
Soundex	O0140; A0556; C4622; C4680; D2726; O0126; T2700
Medium	article
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Source	OLC Slavistik
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	Optimalnosna Teorija U Fonologiji (I. Dio) = Optimality Theory In Phonology / Volenec, Veno
	Optimalnosna Teorija U Fonologiji (2. Dio) = Optimality Theory In Phonology / Volenec, Veno
	Framing Korean complex-coda resolution with Optimality Theory / Pindziak II, Charles J.
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Opaque allomorphy in OT: Candidate chains vs. Derivational Optimality Theory