Recent advances in computational modeling have led to significant discoveries about the
representation and acquisition of phonological knowledge and the limits on language …

Traditional theories of phonological variation propose that morphemes be encoded with
descriptors such as [+/–Rule X], to capture which of them participate in a variable process …

In my dissertation I examined the interaction of the phonological grammar and lexicon
through the lens of Lexical Conservatism (Steriade, 1997). Lexical Conservatism is a theory …

This article examines lexical conservatism (Steriade 1997), a phenomenon whereby the
distribution of stem allomorphs in a morphological paradigm influences the way that …

The cross-linguistic prevalence of sound symbolism raises key questions about the
universality versus language-specificity of sound symbolic correspondences. One challenge …

There are many approaches to modeling lexically-conditioned phonology in current formal
theories, including lexically-indexed constraints and cophonologies. Nearly all of these …

The present study explores learning phonological alternations that contain exceptions.
Participants were exposed to a back/round vowel harmony pattern in which a regular suffix …

Experimental research has uncovered language learners' ability to frequency-match to
statistical generalizations across the lexicon, while also acquiring the idiosyncratic behavior …

A growing body of research in phonology addresses the representation and learning of
variable processes and exceptional, lexically conditioned processes. Linzen et al.(2013) …

Although the literature on the syntax-phonology interface is vast, there have been almost no
attempts within this literature to explicitly apply Minimalist reasoning in pursuit of a general …