MAX W WHEELER
Biographic Data
| ID | 5858675 |
|---|---|
| NAME | MAX W WHEELER |
| GIVEN NAMES | MAX W |
| FAMILY NAME | WHEELER |
| SIGNATURE | WHEELER M W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8661-7543 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
"Politeness", Sociolinguistic Theory and Language Chance
L'A. examine le role des principes de politesse de Brown et Levinson dans un modele social de la variation et du changement linguistique. Il etablit une connexion entre la politesse et le changement linguistique a partir de deux elements: l'instabilite des strategies de politesse et la transmission intergenerationnelle des valeurs culturelles et sociolinguistiques
On the hierarchy of naturalness principles in inflectional morphology
1. This article proposes a criticism and elaboration of the theory of Natural Morphology as it relates to inflection and to inflectional change. The theoretical framework I start from is that set out at length in Mayerthaler (1981/1988), Wurzel (1984/1989), Dressler (1987) and Kilani-Schoch (1988). The concept of naturalness involved here combines Prague School notions of markedness (see Andersen, 1989) with more recent typological approaches and…
On some claims of Atomic Phonology
Atomic Phonology is a theory constraining phonological rules and phonological components of grammars which has been developed largely by Daniel Dinnsen in a number of papers since 1978. The basic principles of Atomic Phonology are set out in the following quotation: (1) The theory of atomic phonology maintains that all linguistic variation requiring distinctly varied formulations of phonological rules is predictable from a set of atomic rules and…
Distinctive features and natural classes in phonological theory
1. I want in this paper to draw attention again to the theoretical basis of the use of distinctive features in generative phonology, and with that in mind, to consider what improvements can be made. One function of distinctive features is to provide a formal means of expressing the notion of a NATURAL CLASS (cf. Harms, 1968: 26), such that a phonological rule which applies to a natural class of segments may be expressed in a simpler way than a ru…
On the hierarchy of naturalness principles in inflectional morphology
1. This article proposes a criticism and elaboration of the theory of Natural Morphology as it relates to inflection and to inflectional change. The theoretical framework I start from is that set out at length in Mayerthaler (1981/1988), Wurzel (1984/1989), Dressler (1987) and Kilani-Schoch (1988). The concept of naturalness involved here combines Prague School notions of markedness (see Andersen, 1989) with more recent typological approaches and…
Distinctive features and natural classes in phonological theory
1. I want in this paper to draw attention again to the theoretical basis of the use of distinctive features in generative phonology, and with that in mind, to consider what improvements can be made. One function of distinctive features is to provide a formal means of expressing the notion of a NATURAL CLASS (cf. Harms, 1968: 26), such that a phonological rule which applies to a natural class of segments may be expressed in a simpler way than a ru…
Distinctive features and natural classes in phonological theory
1. I want in this paper to draw attention again to the theoretical basis of the use of distinctive features in generative phonology, and with that in mind, to consider what improvements can be made. One function of distinctive features is to provide a formal means of expressing the notion of a NATURAL CLASS (cf. Harms, 1968: 26), such that a phonological rule which applies to a natural class of segments may be expressed in a simpler way than a ru…
On some claims of Atomic Phonology
Atomic Phonology is a theory constraining phonological rules and phonological components of grammars which has been developed largely by Daniel Dinnsen in a number of papers since 1978. The basic principles of Atomic Phonology are set out in the following quotation: (1) The theory of atomic phonology maintains that all linguistic variation requiring distinctly varied formulations of phonological rules is predictable from a set of atomic rules and…
On the hierarchy of naturalness principles in inflectional morphology
1. This article proposes a criticism and elaboration of the theory of Natural Morphology as it relates to inflection and to inflectional change. The theoretical framework I start from is that set out at length in Mayerthaler (1981/1988), Wurzel (1984/1989), Dressler (1987) and Kilani-Schoch (1988). The concept of naturalness involved here combines Prague School notions of markedness (see Andersen, 1989) with more recent typological approaches and…
"Politeness", Sociolinguistic Theory and Language Chance
L'A. examine le role des principes de politesse de Brown et Levinson dans un modele social de la variation et du changement linguistique. Il etablit une connexion entre la politesse et le changement linguistique a partir de deux elements: l'instabilite des strategies de politesse et la transmission intergenerationnelle des valeurs culturelles et sociolinguistiques
Linguistics (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Phonology (3 works) · Set (abstract data type (3 works) · Natural (archaeology (2 works) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (2 works) · Phonological rule (2 works)