Studies in the Historical Phonology of Asian Languages

This volume owes its genesis to a series of lectures on various aspects of the historical phonology of Asian languages, sponsored by the Asian Linguistics Colloquium of the Department of Asian Languages and Literature of the University of Washington, in Seattle. The volume includes papers on both theoretical and applied aspects of Asian linguistics, and topics examined include ...

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This volume owes its genesis to a series of lectures on various aspects of the historical phonology of Asian languages, sponsored by the Asian Linguistics Colloquium of the Department of Asian Languages and Literature of the University of Washington, in Seattle. The volume includes papers on both theoretical and applied aspects of Asian linguistics, and topics examined include vowel harmony, dialect variation and "inherent variability," historical reconstruction based on written records, historical reconstruction based on the comparative method, accentology, and language standardization. While some of the papers are comparative in nature, others deal with effects of language contact on phonological systems. Languages and language families dealt with are Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Altaic, Chinese, Uralic, Korean, and Tai.

ZHOU AND HAN PHONOLOGY IN THE SHIJING
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VOWEL HARMONY LOSS IN URALIC AND ALTAIC
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ZHOU AND HAN PHONOLOGY IN THE SHIJING
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VOWEL HARMONY LOSS IN URALIC AND ALTAIC
35

THE OLD CHINESE TERRESTRIAL RAMES IN SAEK
53

DIACHRONIC ASPECTS OF REGULAR DISHARMONY IN MODERN UYGHUR
68

IMPLICATIONS FOR STANDARDIZATION AND ORTHOGRAPHY
102

DIALECTS DIGLOSSIA AND DIACHRONIC PHONOLOGY IN EARLY INDOARYAN
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CONSPIRACY OR CONVERGENCE?
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HOW MANY VERNERS LAWS DOES AN ALTAICIST NEED?
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NASALS IN OLD SOUTHERN CHINESE
205

PROTOKOREAN AND THE ORIGIN OF KOREAN ACCENT
215

INDEX OF LANGUAGES
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INDEX OF NAMES
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