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

In the English lexicon, laryngeal alternations in the plural (eg leaf~ leaves) impact
monosyllables more than finally stressed polysyllables. This is the opposite of what happens …

A book that uses domain-general learning theory to explain recurrent trajectories of
language change. In this book, Vsevolod Kapatsinski argues that language acquisition …

Speakers learn detailed generalizations about the morphophonology of their language and
extend them to nonce words. We propose a theory of this morphophonological knowledge …

The focus of this study is process morphology in Guébie, an endangered Kru language
spoken in Côte d'Ivoire. Unlike many primarily affixing morphological systems, much of the …

This article expands on cophonologies by phase, a model of the interface between
morphology and phonology, which was introduced in Sande & Jenks 2018. The crucial …

Sonority is a central notion in phonetics and phonology and it is essential for generalizations
related to syllabic organization. However, to date there is no clear consensus on the …

We conduct a manual error analysis of the CoNLL-SIGMORPHON Shared Task on
Morphological Reinflection. This task involves natural language generation: systems are …

Nonlocal phonological patterns such as vowel harmony and long-distance consonant
assimilation and dissimilation motivate representations that include only the interacting …

Affixation and allomorphy are often phonologically predictable: thus, the English indefinite
“a” appears before consonants, and “an” before vowels. We propose a theory of …