1. Affixation by Place of Articulation:
Author: Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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2. Amazonia and the Typology of Tone Systems
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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3. Bantu Tone Overview
Author: Hyman, Larry M.,Hyman, Larry M.
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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4. Causative and Passive High Tone in Bantu: Spurious or Proto?
Author: Hyman, Larry M.,Hyman, Larry M.
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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5. Coda Constraints on Tone
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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6. Complementarity and Opacity: [l] ~ [d] in Bantu
Author: Hyman, Larry M; Inkelas, Sharon,Hyman, Larry M; Inkelas, Sharon
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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7. Construction Tonology:
Author: Harry, Otelemate; Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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8. Disentangling Conjoint, Disjoint, Metatony, Tone Cases, Augments, Prosody, and Focus in Bantu
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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9. Do All Languages Have Word Accent?
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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10. Do All Languages Have Word Accent? Or: What's So Great About Being Universal?
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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11. Do Tones Have Features?
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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12. Does Gokana REALLY Have Syllables? A Postscript to Hyman (2011)
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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13. Does Gokana Really Have No Syllables? (Or: What's So Great About Being Universal?)
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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14. Elicitation as Experimental Phonology: Thlantlang Lai Tonology
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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15. Enlarging the Scope of Phonologization
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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16. How Autosegmental is Phonology?
Author: Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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17. How (not) to do Phonological Typology: The Case of Pitch-accent
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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18. How to Study a Tone Language, with Exemplification from Oku (Grassfields Bantu, Cameroon)
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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19. In Defense of Prosodic Typology: A Response to Beckman & Venditti
Author: Hyman, Larry M,Hyman, Larry M
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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20. In Search of Prosodic Domains in Lusoga
Author: Hyman, Larry M.,Hyman, Larry M.
Library: Center and Library of Islamic Studies in European Languages (Qom)
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