Markedness and the Contrastive Hierarchy in Phonology
References
This document contains references cited in the project description. Additional references relating to the project can be found in the following locations:
The Contrast Archive is a list of publications and conference presentations that have come out of the project.
The Annotated Bibliography on Contrast and Complexity is an annotated list of references relevant to contrast and to related topics such as complexity, underspecification, and markedness.
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