Roland Noske — publications
A.
Books
- 2012. (edited volume, with Bert Botma). Phonological
Explorations. Emprical, Theoretical and Diachronic Issues. Berlin:
De Gruyter. (Linguistische Arbeiten Series nr. 548).
- 1993. A
Theory of Syllabification and Segmental Alternation.With
studies on the phonology of French, German, Tonkawa and Yawelmani.
Tübingen: Niemeyer. (Linguistische
Arbeiten Series nr.
296).
This
publication has received the following reviews:
1.
In Language 71 (1995),385-386,
by Caroline Wiltshire. pdf
2. In Linguistische Berichte 163
(1996), 253-264, by T.A.
Hall;
3.
In International
Journal
of American Linguistics
51/4 (1995),
426-428, by Eugene Buckley.
pdf
4.
In
Word
48 (1997), 322-325, by
Douglas
C. Walker. pdf
B.
Book chapters
- 2012.
(with
Bert Botma) 'Introduction'. In Bert Botma & Roland Noske (eds.), Phonological
Explorations. Empirical, Theoretical and Diachronic Issues. Berlin:
De Gruyter, 1-8.
- 2012. 'The
Grimm-Verner Chain Shift and Contrast Preservation Theory'. In
Bert Botma & Roland Noske (eds.), Phonological
Explorations. Empirical, Theoretical and Diachronic Issues. Berlin:
De Gruyter, 63-86. pdf
-
2009. 'Autonomous typological
prosodic evolution versus the Germanic superstrate
in diachronic French phonology'. In Enoch Aboh, Elisabeth van der
Linden, Josep Quer
& Petra Sleeman (eds.). Romance
Languages and Linguistic Theory 2007, 223-242. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: Benjamins. pdf
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2007. 'Een aan
het Frans ontleend principe van fonologische organisatie in het
Zuid-Nederlands.' In Jane Fenoulhet, Jane et al. (eds.), Neerlandistiek in contrast. Amsterdam:
Rozenberg Publishers, 275-285. pdf, dbnl
- 2005. 'A
prosodic contrast between Northern and Southern Dutch: a result of a
Flemish-French sprachbund’. In Hans Broekhuis,
Riny Huybrechts,
Ursula Kleinhenz & Jan Koster (eds.), Organizing
grammar. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter,
474-482. pdf
- 1996a.
‘On the Relevance of Underlying Forms. Or the genesis of schwa as
an attributive adjective marker in the history of German.’
In
M. Nespor &
N.S.H. Smith (eds.) Dam Phonology. HIL Phonology Papers 2. The Hague
: Holland Academic Graphics, 165-190. pdf
- 1996b.
‘Is French optimal? A question concerning phonological process
order.’ In Jacques Durand & Bernard Laks
(eds.) Current
Trends
in Phonology. CNRS, Université Paris-X
& University of Salford: University of Salford publications,
485-507. pdf
-
1992. ‘Moraic
versus constituent
syllables.’ In Peter Eisenberg, Karl-Heinz Ramers
& Heinz Vater (eds.), Silbenphonologie
des Deutschen. Tübingen: Narr, 284-328. pdf
- 1988. ‘La syllabification
et les règles de changement de syllabe en français.’ In S.P. Verluyten (ed.), La phonologie du schwa français. Amsterdam: Benjamins,
43-88. pdf
- 1985.
‘Syllabification and Syllable Changing Processes in Yawelmani”
In
H. van der Hulst & N.S.H.Smith (eds.),
Advances
in Nonlinear Phonology. Dordrecht: Foris,
335-361. pdf
- 1983.
‘Syllabification and Syllable Changing Rules in French’ In
H. van der Hulst
& N.S.H. Smith (eds.),The Structure
of Phonological Representations, vol.II. Dordrecht : Foris, 257-310. pdf
C.
Articles in journals
- 2022.
Discussion of Gabriel Bergounioux, 'Le mémoire de
Saussure: diachronie et structure'. Radical:
A Journal of Phonology, 3, 149-159. pdf
- 2016.
(with
Bert Cappelle) 'Vind jij dit kunnen', Over
Taal 55(3), 12-13. pdf
- 2015.
'L'évolution
de la structure prosodique du français et du francique'. Diachroniques
5 (La Phonétique historique du gallo-roman, T. Scheer & Ph.
Ségéral eds.), 45-77. pdf
- 1989. ‘Syllable
Geometry’, Belgian
Journal of Linguistics 4, 119-144. pdf
- 1988a. (with Camiel Hamans).
‘The Analysis of German Schwa’, Wiener
Linguistische Gazette, Supplement 6, 17-20. pdf
- 1988b.
‘A Parameter of Syllabification’. Papers and Studies in Contrastive
Linguistics 24, 47-60. pdf
-
1982. (with J.Schinkel
and N.S.H. Smith). ‘The Question of Rule Ordering: some
Counter-Fallacies’, Journal of Linguistics 18, 389-408. pdf
- 1978. Vat, Jan, (pseudonym of a group
of authors), ‘On Footnote 2: Evidence for the pronominal status of þaer in Old English Relatives’, Linguistic
Inquiry
9.4, 695-716. pdf