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Analysis: Basic Harmony The Constraints Corr-OE – Let S be an output string of segments and let X and Y be segments that agree for the features [-cons, +son, -hi]. X and Y correspond if X, Y ∈ S. Non-high vowels must correspond Ident-VV(rd) – Let X be a segment in the output and let Y be a correspondent of X in the output. If X is [α round], then Y is [α round]. Corresponding output segments must agree for the feature [round] Ident-OI(rd) – Let X be a segment in the input and let Y be any correspondent of X in the output. If Y is [α round], then X is [α round]. Input segments must agree with their output correspondent for the feature [round] *o – No [-high, +round] vowels The Constraint Ranking Ident-OI(rd), Ident-VV(rd) >> Corr-OE >> *o
Analysis: Basic Harmony Representative Tableaux (5) (6) /it-ɮE/ a. itɮe b. itɮo /og-ɮE/ a. o igɮo i b. ogɮe c. o igɮe i d. e igɮe i Ident-OI(rd) * * Ident-OI(rd) * * * **! Ident-VV(rd) Ident-VV(rd) *! Corr-OE Corr-OE *! * * *o *! *o **
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