"Government Phonology"

Key Phrases: Government Phonology, High Domain, Beijing Mandarin, Khalkha Mongolian, Phonetic Hypothesis, Brazilian Portuguese, Jonathan Kaye, Empty Category Principle, Occam's Razor, Stefan Ploch, Classical Arabic, Template Hypothesis (see more)

Key Phrases: Government Phonology, High Domain, Beijing Mandarin, Khalkha Mongolian, Phonetic Hypothesis, Brazilian Portuguese, Jonathan Kaye, Empty Category Principle, Occam's Razor, Stefan Ploch, Classical Arabic, Template Hypothesis, Triggering Learning Algorithm, Ancient Chinese, Head Prominence, Modern Icelandic, Natal Portuguese, Perfect Imperfect, Basic Alignment Left, Austrian German, Obligatory Contour Principle, Positional Faithfulness, Additional Eerati, Express Head, Head-Driven Phonology (see less)

Key Phrases: Middle English, Modern English, Alternation Condition, Velar Softening, Government Phonology, Old English, neutralisation rules, orthoepical evidence, underlying vowel system, underived environments, morphological brackets, absolute neutralisation (see more)

Key Phrases: Middle English, Modern English, Alternation Condition, Velar Softening, Government Phonology, Old English, Scottish Vowel Length Rule, Stem-Final Tensing, Trisyllabic Laxing, American English, Stem-Final Lengthening, Articulatory Phonology, General American, Derived Environment Condition, New York, Mather Flint, Rounding Adjustment, Scottish Standard English, Aitken's Law, Backing Ablaut, Optimality Theory, Pre-Schwa Laxing, Prevocalic Tensing, Standard Generative Phonology, Dependency Phonology, neutralisation rules, orthoepical evidence, underlying vowel system, underived environments, morphological brackets, absolute neutralisation, laxing rules, cold vowel, tensing rules, schwa offglide, postlexical rules, rhotic speakers, rhotic varieties, father vowel, ablaut rules, contrastive specification, lexicalist model, underlying diphthongs, diffusing changes, surface vowel, centring diphthongs, rule inversion, radical underspecification, government phonology, lexical phonology (see less)