PERSISTENCE OF THE LATIN ACCENT IN THE NOMINAL ...

LIST OF FIGURES
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1-1 Branching trees with s/w nodes.. .......................................................................................25
1-2 Illicit configuration of a strong branch. .............................................................................25
1-3 Bracketing of contiguous elements (Liberman).................................................................26
1-4 Metrical tree with labeling and assignment of the feature [±stress]. .................................26
1-5 Insertion of foot boundary. ................................................................................................27
1-6 Application of LCPR .........................................................................................................28
1-7 Grid alignment showing stress deletion through application of RPPR..............................29
1-8 Selkirk’s model of syllable constituents. ...........................................................................31
1-9 Stress foot configurations for English (Selkirk). ...............................................................31
1-10 Prosodic hierarchy of the word..........................................................................................32
1-11 Application of prosodic category labels to differentiate word accent... ............................32
1-12 Autosegmental representation of a prosodic word.............................................................34
1-13 Metrical grid.......................................................................................................................36
1-14 The revised prosodic hierarchy..........................................................................................40
1-15 Tree structures for heavy and light syllables based on moraic count. ...............................40
1-16 Selkirk’s superfoot.............................................................................................................41
1-17 Latin prosodic word.. .........................................................................................................42
1-18 The intrinsic structure of the syllable (Hooper 1976)........................................................48
1-19 Universal strength hierarchy for consonants (Hooper 1976).............................................49
1-20 Nested prosodic constituents..............................................................................................56
1-21 Overlapping constraints. ....................................................................................................63
2-1 Typology of accent (van Coetsem)....................................................................................69
2-2 Alignment of scansion and word accent in Latin dactylic hexameter ...............................71
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