Phonological Data and Analysis

Laura J. Downing & Silke Hamann – Why phonetically-motivated constraints do not lead to phonetic determinism: The relevance of aspiration in cueing NC sequences in Tumbuka

Laura McPherson & Matthew S. Dryer – The tone system of Poko-Rawo (Skou)

Gillian Gallagher – Strident harmony from the perspective of an inductive learner

William G. Bennett & Aaron Braver – Different speakers, different grammars: Productivity and representation of Xhosa labial palatalization

Juliet Stanton – Aggressive reduplication and dissimilation in Sundanese

Christian DiCanio et al. – Glottal toggling in Itunyoso Triqui; & Paul de Lacy – Reply to DiCanio et al.

Adam G. McCollum & James Essegbey – Initial prominence and Tutrugbu

Pius W. Akumbu, Larry M. Hyman & Roland Kießling – The segmental and tonal structure of verb inflection in Babanki

Eric W. Campbell – Speaking backwards in Zenzontepec Chatino

Hiroto Uchihara & Ambrocio Gutiérrez – Vowels in Teotitlán del Valle Zapotec

Timo B. Roettger & Dinah Baer-Henney – Toward a replication culture: Speech production research in the classroom

Natalie DelBusso & William G. Bennett – Toward a replication culture: Speech production research in the classroom

Françoise Rose – Rhythmic syncope and opacity in Mojeño Trinitario

Dustin Bowers – Positional vs. sonority-driven stress in Gujarati

This journal continues a publishing venture that began as an online-only section of the LSA journal Language entitled Phonological Analysis. A list of articles published in that section appears below, with DOI links to the content on Project MUSE, the official repository of all Language content from 2001 to the present. If you do not have access to full-text content on MUSE through your institution, you may also find these articles in the LSA’s Open Access Archive for Language.