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Analysis: Preliminaries I assume both Corr-VV and Ident-VV constraints are evaluated “locally” Corr-VV constraints only violated when the nearest potentially corresponding vowels fail to correspond For example, Corr-OE is violated only once for poːrtʰe i ge i Ident-VV constraints only violated when the nearest corresponding vowels fail to agree For example, Ident-VV is violated only once for poː i rtʰe i ge i There is some precedent for these assumptions Hansson showed that at least one of the two constraint families must be evaluated “locally”, if blocking effects are to be modeled with ABC (He chose Ident-VV constraints)
Analysis: Preliminaries I assume that alternating segments are underspecified for the alternating feature Underspecified segments will be written with capital letters I assume that the feature [round] is bivalent Neither of these assumptions is crucial
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