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Table <strong>of</strong> Contents<br />

Chapter 1. Introduction 1<br />

1.1. Phonetics and phonology in recent approaches to positional neutralization 4<br />

1.1.1. Pure Prominence 5<br />

1.1.1.1. Phonetic arbitrariness in Pure Prominence models 9<br />

1.1.2. Phonetically-driven Phonology 11<br />

1.1.3. Integrated Phonetics and Phonology 12<br />

1.1.4. Neo-Grounded Phonology 13<br />

1.2. Goals 14<br />

1.3. Phonetics and Phonology in the Phonologization Approach 16<br />

1.4. Categories, neutralization and the phonologization process 20<br />

1.5. Organization 29<br />

Chapter 2. Stressed syllables and unstressed vowel reduction 34<br />

2.1. Unstressed vowel reduction: patterns <strong>of</strong> neutralization 36<br />

2.1.1. Vowel height contrasts 37<br />

2.1.2. Nasalization 49<br />

2.1.3. Quantity 50<br />

2.2. The Phonetics <strong>of</strong> Vowel Reduction 53<br />

2.3. Case Studies 58<br />

2.3.1. The phonologization <strong>of</strong> phonetic vowel reduction: Bulgarian 58<br />

2.3.2. Categorical vowel reduction: Belorussian 66<br />

2.3.3. A mixed system: Brazilian Portuguese 68<br />

2.4. A UG-based approach to UVR typology: Crosswhite (2001) 73<br />

2.5. Vowel reduction in Russian 88<br />

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