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Kim, Jin-Hyung. 1999. Cyclicity Revisited: A Correspondence Theoretic Approach. Studies in Phonetics, Phonology and Morphology 5, 123-146. This paper develops the hypothesis that morphologically-related words are required to be phonologically identical by ranked and violable constraints. In English affixation, pairs of morphologically-related surface forms are linked by output-to-output multiple correspondence relations, and affix-controlled distinct OO₁- and OO₂-identity constraints may force a derived word to deviate from the canonical segmental and stress patterns of English in order to be more like its output base. This approach obviates the traditional derivational analysis that misapplication of phonology in complex words is nothing more than by-product of cyclic rule application. Given multiple correspondence relations, total and partial cyclicity effects are captured in a more direct and unified way within nonprocedural Correspondence Theory. (Korea University of Technology and Education)

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