Keyword

Optimality Theory

Description: A linguistic theory in which language forms result from the optimal satisfaction of ranked, potentially conflicting constraints, especially in phonology and syntax.
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2004 · Alan Prince, Paul Smolensky · 4,700
2008 · Ran Nathan, Wayne M. Getz, et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 2,973
2004 · Carlos Gussenhoven · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 1,827
1995 · McCarthy, John J., Prince, Alan S. · Rutgers University Community Repository (Rutgers University) · 1,759
2016 · Roger Ratcliff, Philip L. Smith, et al. · Trends in Cognitive Sciences · 1,618
2007 · San Duanmu · 1,156
2001 · Paul Boersma, Bruce Hayes · Linguistic Inquiry · 1,117
2003 · Judith Aissen · Natural Language & Linguistic Theory · 1,106
1998 · S. Nylin, K. Gotthard · Annual Review of Entomology · 1,023
2004 · Alan Prince, Paul Smolensky · Wiley eBooks · 994
2010 · David Embick · The MIT Press eBooks · 959
2001 · John J. McCarthy · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 849
2006 · Anne Violin-Wigent · Studies in Second Language Acquisition · 785
1992 · Stevan J. Arnold · The American Naturalist · 751
2000 · R. BLUTNER · Journal of Semantics · 750
1999 · Rene Kager · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 736
2002 · Moira Yip · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 730
1994 · McCarthy, John J., Prince, Alan S. · ScholarWorks@UMassAmherst (University of Massachusetts Amherst) · 714
1998 · Bruce Tesar, Paul Smolensky · Linguistic Inquiry · 697
2003 · Frederick J. Newmeyer · Language · 614
2004 · Leonoor Van Der Beek, Miriam Butt, et al. · 611
1997 · Jane Grimshaw · Linguistic Inquiry · 603
1995 · Jill N. Beckman, Angela Carpenter, et al. · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 572
2000 · PAUL KIPARSKY · The Linguistic Review · 556
Works count: 6,936
Citation count: 136,000
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