ARTICLES &
CHAPTERS:
“Optimization of syllable contact
in Old Spanish via the sporadic sound change
metathesis.” Probus: International
Journal of Latin and Romance Linguistics
16 (2004). 43-61. (Special issue on
historical phonology of Romance, Jean-Pierre
Montreuil, ed.)
“Sobre los cambios
fónicos esporádicos que optimizan
el contacto silábico en el español
antiguo: El caso de la metátesis”
Proceedings of the XIII Congreso de
la Asociación de Lingüística
y Filología de América Latina
(ALFAL), Universidad de Costa Rica,
February 18-23, 2002. Published on CD-ROM
in February, 2004.
“Remarks on Optimality
Theory and Language Change.” In
Optimality Theory and Language Change.
(D. Eric Holt, ed.) 1-30. 2003.
“The emergence of
palatal sonorants and alternating diphthongs
in Hispano-Romance.” In Optimality
Theory and Language Change. (D. Eric
Holt, ed.) 285-305. 2003.
“The articulator
group and liquid geometry: Implications
for Spanish phonology present and past.”
In Caroline Wiltshire and Joaquim Camps,
eds., Romance Phonology and Variation.
Philadelphia and Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
85-99. 2002.
DISSERTATION:
The Role of the Listener in the Historical
Phonology of Spanish and Portuguese: An
Optimality-Theoretic Account.[Available
from the Rutgers
Optimality Archive ]
COLLOQUIA &
WORKSHOPS:
“Why do they say that in Spanish?”
Students’ questions and their real
answers South Carolina Foreign Language
Teachers’ Association, Columbia,
South Carolina, February 21, 2004.
“‘Reflexive’
verbs, ‘no-fault se’
and other myths about the pronoun se
in Spanish.” South Carolina Foreign
Language Teachers’ Association,
Columbia, South Carolina, March 17, 2000.
