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Subject: 6.1309, TOC: FAS Papers in Linguistics Number 2, 1995
 
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Date:  Wed, 20 Sep 1995 16:32:38 CDT
From:  loehken at ricarda.fas.ag-berlin.mpg.de
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Table of Contents of FAS Papers in Linguistics Number 2, 1995
Special Issue on Optimality Theory
 
Optimal questions	
	Peter Ackema and Ad Neeleman	
	(Utrecht University/OTS)
Optimality Theory and Greek syntax	
	Gaberell Drachman
	(University of Salzburg)
Fast speech in a monostratal model of postlexical phonology	
	Ursula Kleinhenz
	(FAS, Berlin)
Vowel weakening and vowel deletion in German:
	A constraint-based analysis	
	Sylvia C. Lvhken
	(FAS, Berlin)
Prominence hierarchy and phrase ordering	
	Andri Meinunger
	(FAS, Berlin)
Potential verbs in German:
	The emergence of a productivity gap	
	Renate Raffelsiefen
	(Heinrich-Heine Universitdt, D|sseldorf)
Learnability under Optimality Theory	
	Iggy Rocca
	(University of Essex)
Multiple constraint rankings in Polish	
	M. M. Verhijde
	(Utrecht University/OTS)
On markedness	
	Wolfgang U. Wurzel
	(FAS, Berlin)
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