Sonority Constraints on Prosodic Structure Book

	Preface
1	Introduction	3
2	Sonority Constraints on Moras	11
2.2	Asymmetries in the sonority of moras	12
2.3	Type One (Syl [actual symbol not reproducible] Mor = Seg)	17
2.4	Type Two (Syl = Mor [actual symbol not reproducible] Seg)	17
2.5	Type Three [actual symbol not reproducible]	18
2.6	Type Four (Syl = Mor = Seg)	40
2.7	Sonority of Moras and Sonority of Syllables	42
2.8	Further Predictions	46
2.9	Comparison with the Onset/Rhyme Representation	52
3	Formation of Moraic and Syllabic Structure	62
3.2	Sonority	62
3.3	Proposal	73
3.4	Moraic and Syllabic Structure	77
3.5	Consequences	84
4	The Mora as a Prosodic Unit	89
4.2	Bulgarian 'Liquid Metathesis'	90
4.3	An Excursus into Bulgarian Phonology	92
4.4	Epenthesis	98
4.5	Formation of Prosodic Structure	100
4.6	Further Implications	106
4.7	Implications for Prosodic Phonology	107
5	Case Study: Serbo-Croatian	112
5.2	Presonorant Lengthening	115
5.3	The Analysis	121
5.4	The Accentual System	126
5.5	Underived Forms	135
5.6	Derived Forms	145
5.7	Adjectival Stems	156
5.8	Suffixes with Yers	165
5.9	Verbal Forms	171
5.10	Concluding Remarks	178
6	Consequences for Prosodic Phonology	184
	Bibliography	190
	Index	201