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The goal of this paper is to review the previous analyses of voicing assimilation in English (Borowsky 1999, Lombardi 1999, Grijzenhout 2000) and provide a more general account for it based on the loc...
Abstract
1. Introduction : Voicing assimilation in English
2. Previous analyses
3. Proposal : the conjunction of faithfulness and markedness
4. Further study
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