On the morphology of old english word stress

On the morphology of old english word stress

The controversy over phonological versus morphological bases for OE word-stress assignment is addressed. A distinction is made between stress at the utterance level and that at the level of a lexical item. The argument, presented in terms of a Dependency framework, is that Old English word-stress is...

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