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Disjunctive application is a type of interaction between phonological mappings that has received special attention since the inception of generative phonology and has significantly impacted research in other subfields in linguistics. In this book, Bakovi? argues that the principle commonly held to be responsible for disjunctive application, the Elsewhere Condition, is little more than a collection of necessary stipulations within Chomsky and Halle's original framework of assumptions in The Sound Pattern of English. By contrast, disjunctive application is shown to follow automatically from the...

An anthology of works on phonology, morphology, syntax, animal communciation, cognitive science, and Optimality Theory by the colleagues and students of Alan Prince. Contributors include the New York Times best-selling author Steven Pinker, Prince's collaborators Paul Smolensky and John McCarthy, and others.