Fonología del español : enfoque desde la teoría de optimidad.

""FONOLOGÃ?A DEL ESPAÃ?OL (...)""
 ""INDEX""
 ""PREFACE""
 ""1 THE SOUNDS OF SPANISH""
 ""1.0 A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO SOUNDS AND REPRESENTATIONS""
 ""1.1 THE SOUNDS OF SPANISH""
 ""1.2 PHONOLOGICAL GENERALIZATIONS""
 ""1.2.1 Nasalization of Spanish vowels""
 ""1.2.2 Spirantization of stop consonants""
 ""1.2.3 Sonorization and devoicing""
 ""1.2.4 Place assimilation""
 ""1.3 EXPRESSING PHONOLOGICAL GENERALIZATIONS""
 ""1.4 OPTIMALITY THEORY""
 ""1.4.1 Nasalization of Spanish vowels""
 ""1.4.2 Spirantization of stop consonants""
 ""1.4.2.1 Sprirantization of voiceless stops"" ""1.4.3 Sonorization and devoicing""""1.4.4 Place Assimilation""
 ""1.5 CONCLUSIONS""
 ""2 SYLLABLES""
 ""2.0 AN INTRODUCTION TO SYLLALBLES""
 ""2.1 INTUITIVE ARGUMENT FOR THE SYLLABLE""
 ""2.2 DISTRIBUTIONAL ARGUMENT FOR THE SYLLABLE""
 ""2.3 A FEW NOTES ON MORAIC THEORY""
 ""2.4 CONCLUSIONS""
 ""3 SYLLABLES IN SPANISH""
 ""3.0 INTRODUCTION""
 ""3.1 WORD ONSETS""
 ""3.1.1 Singleton onsets""
 ""3.1.2 Complex onsets""
 ""3.2 WORD-FINAL CODAS""
 ""3.2.1 Word-final complex codas""
 ""3.3 INTERNAL CLUSTERS""
 ""3.3.1 Two-consonant internal clusters""
 ""3.3.2 Three-consonant internal clusters"" ""3.3.3 Four-consonant internal clusters""""3.4 SYLLABLE PEAKS""
 ""3.5 CONCLUSIONS""
 ""4 SYLLABIC LICENSING AND STRUCTURAL WELLFORMEDNESS IN SPANISH""
 ""4.0 INTRODUCTION""
 ""4.1 REPAIR STRATEGIES""
 ""4.1.1 Vowel insertion""
 ""4.1.2 Consonant epenthesis""
 ""4.2 PLURAL FORMATION IN SPANISH""
 ""4.2.1 Regular plural formation""
 ""4.2.2 Consonant-final nouns and adjectives""
 ""4.2.3 Exceptional plural forms with ""
 ""4.2.4 Words ending in a tonic vowel""
 ""4.3 CONCLUSIONS""
 ""5 STRESS AND ITS EFFECTS IN SPANISH PHONOLOGY""
 ""5.0 AN INTRODUCTION TO STRESS AND FEET"" ""5.1 STRESS AND FEET""""5.2 EVIDENCE FOR FEET AS A PROSODIC COMPONENT""
 ""5.3 A FEW NOTES ON FOOT THEORY""
 ""5.3.1 Foot alignment""
 ""5.4 A TYPOLOGY OF SPANISH STRESS""
 ""5.4.1 Analysis of Spanish non-verb data""
 ""5.5 PHONOLOGY, MORPHOLOGY AND STRESS""
 ""5.5.1 Stress shift?""
 ""5.5.2 How does stress shift?""
 ""5.6 CONCLUSIONS""
 ""6 SPANISH DIMINUTIVE FORMATION""
 ""6.0 INTRODUCTION TO DIMINUTIVE FORMATION IN SPANISH""
 ""6.1 DIMINUTIVE FORMATION: THE DATA""
 ""6.2 THE COMPONENTS""
 ""6.2.1 Stems and final vowels""
 ""6.2.2 Diminutive affix""
 ""6.2.3 Adjunct segments"" ""6.3 OUR ANALYSIS""""6.3.1 Regular forms""
 ""6.3.2 Diminutives of disyllabic stems with penultimate diphthongs and consonantfinal monosyllables""
 ""6.3.3 Diminutives of disyllabic words with final diphthongs""
 ""6.3.4 Diminutive forms of non-monosyllabic stems ending in /n/ and /r/""
 ""6.3.5 Diminutives of stems ending in /e/""
 ""6.3.6 Diminutives of athematic stems""
 ""6.3.7 Diminutives of pseudoplural stems""
 ""6.3.8 Infixation in non-pseudoplural forms""
 ""6.4 CONCLUSIONS""
 ""7 CONCLUSIONS, DISCUSSION AND REFLEXIONS""
 ""7.0 CONCLUSIONS""
 ""BIBLIOGRAPHY""
 ""Ã?NDICE""