Stress placement, syllable structure, and minimality in Banawá
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Buller, Barbara, Ernest Buller and Daniel L. Everett
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1993-07
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pages 280-93
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The twofold objective of this paper is to describe stress and syllabification in Banawá and their interaction with prosodic minimality, underscoring the implications of these phenomena for multilinear theories of phonology.
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International Journal of American Linguistics 59(3)
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2861