Juliette Blevins

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Juliette Blevins is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Bachelors Linguistics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Juliette Blevins is an American linguist whose work has contributed to the fields of phonology, phonetics, historical linguistics, and typology. She is currently professor of linguistics at the Graduate Center, CUNY.

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Juliette Blevins's Published Works

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Evolutionary Phonology: The Emergence of Sound Patterns (2004) (579)
The origins of consonant-vowel metathesis (1998) (198)
A theoretical synopsis of Evolutionary Phonology (2006) (177)
The evolution of metathesis (2004) (168)
Reply to commentaries (2006) (122)
An evolutionary approach to lexical competition (2009) (88)
Consonant epenthesis: natural and unnatural histories (2008) (68)
The Syllable in Optimality Theory: The Independent Nature of Phonotactic Constraints: An Alternative to Syllable-Based Approaches (2003) (62)
Klamath Laryngeal Phonology (1993) (57)
A place for lateral in the feature geometry (1994) (57)
Natural and unnatural sound patterns: A pocket field guide (2008) (42)
Tonality in Austronesian languages (1995) (36)
The Bimoraic Foot in Rotuman Phonology and Morphology (1994) (34)
New Perspectives on English Sound Patterns (2006) (34)
THE EVOLUTION OF PONAPEIC NASAL SUBSTITUTION (1993) (31)
Duality of patterning: Absolute universal or statistical tendency? (2012) (30)
A Long Lost Sister of Proto-Austronesian?: Proto-Ongan, Mother of Jarawa and Onge of the Andaman Islands (2007) (30)
Advances in Proto-Basque Reconstruction with Evidence for the Proto-Indo-European-Euskarian Hypothesis (2018) (28)
Another Universal Bites the Dust: Northwest Mekeo Lacks Coronal Phonemes (2009) (27)
Nhanta historical phonology (1994) (26)
The Phonology of Yurok Glottalized Sonorants: Segmental Fission under Syllabification1 (2003) (26)
1 Part III Basic Tendencies and Types of Change Evolutionary Phonology : A holistic approach to sound change typology (2012) (25)
Ponapean Nasal Substitution: New Evidence for Rhinoglottophilia (1992) (24)
Typological implications of Kalam predictable vowels* (2010) (21)
The Mystery of Austronesian Final Consonant Loss (2004) (21)
A Note on Reduplication in Bugotu and Cheke Holo (2003) (20)
Interpreting misperception: Beauty is in the ear of the beholder (2007) (19)
The Role of Phonological Predictability in Sound Change: Privileged Reduction in Oceanic Reduplicated Substrings (2005) (19)
*KL > TL sound change in Germanic and elsewhere: Descriptions, explanations, and implications (2009) (17)
Gilyak lenition as a phonological rule 1 (1993) (17)
Structure-preserving sound change : A look at unstressed vowel syncope in Austronesian (2009) (17)
Klamath Sibilant Degemination: Implications of a Recent Sound Change (2004) (17)
The importance of typology in explaining recurrent sound patterns (2007) (17)
Phonetic explanations for recurrent sound patterns : Diachronic or Synchronic? (2009) (17)
Nhanda glottal stop (1995) (16)
New perspectives on English sound patterns: 'Natural' and 'Unnatural' in Evolutionary Phonology (2005) (14)
Klamath /sˀ/ Clusters (2001) (13)
Nhanta and its position within Pama-Nyungan (1999) (13)
THE NATURE OF CONSTRAINTS ON THE NONDOMINANT HAND IN ASL (1993) (12)
Some Comparative Notes on Proto-Oceanic *mana: Inside and Outside the Austronesian Family (2009) (11)
One Case of Contrast Evolution in the Yurok Vowel System1 (2003) (11)
A Reconsideration of Yokuts Vowels1 (2004) (10)
Endangered Sound Patterns: Three Perspectives on Theory and Description (2007) (9)
Phonetic explanation without compromise: the evolution of Mussau syncope (2008) (8)
The typology of geminate inventories : Historical explanations for recurrent sound patterns (2005) (7)
Morphological Conditions on Regular Sound Change?: A Reanalysis of *l-loss in Paamese and Southeast Ambrym (2009) (7)
Notes on Sources of Yurok Glottalized Consonants (2000) (5)
Low Vowel Dissimilation Outside of Oceanic: The Case of Alamblak (2009) (5)
Origins of Northern Costanoan ʃak:en ‘six’:A Reconsideration of Senary Counting in Utian1 (2005) (5)
"The Nature of Constraints on the Non-Dominant Hand in ASL", Phonological Structure in ASL, the American signed language of the Deaf (1993) (4)
Thanks to reviewers (2013) (4)
Origins of Palauan Intrusive Velar Nasals (2012) (3)
Some problems with Feature Economy : Labial fricatives, lone fricatives, and lost labials (2005) (3)
Chapter 1 Between natural and unnatural phonology : The case of cluster-splitting epenthesis (2017) (3)
Review of Selfish sounds and linguistic evolution by N. Ritt (2006) (2)
An essay on stress By Morris Halle and Jean-Roger Vergnaud (review) (2015) (2)
A New Mission Indian Manuscript from the San Francisco Bay Area (2005) (2)
Uvular Reflexes of Proto-Austronesian *q: Mysterious Disappearance or Drift Toward Oblivion? (2021) (2)
The Rise and Fall of l Sandhi in California Algic (2007) (2)
Unexpected obstruent loss in initial obstruent–sonorant clusters: an apparent example from Basque* (2017) (1)
Yurok Verb Classes1 (2005) (1)
Some Notes on Nhanda, as Spoken by Mrs. Lucy Ryder (1919-2003) (2006) (1)
Statistical evidence for the Proto-Indo-European-Euskarian hypothesis (2021) (1)
Hes and Kus Questions in Yurok: A case for lexeme-specific word order (2008) (1)
Convergence and divergence in Evolutionary Phonology : Beyond useful metaphors (2005) (1)
Paul Newman (2004). Klingenheben's Law in Hausa. (Chadic Linguistics 2.) Cologne: Rüdiger Köppe Verlag. Pp. ix+103. (2006) (0)
5 The evolution of metathesis (2022) (0)
Linguistic Clues to Andamanese Prehistory: Understanding the North-South Divide (2020) (0)
Halle, M and Vergnaud, R-R. An Essay on Stress (1992) (0)
4. Phonetics and phonology (2020) (0)
Mussau grammar essentials (review) (2010) (0)
1 Reply to Commentaries (2006) (0)
Nikolaus Ritt (2004). Selfish sounds and linguistic evolution: A Darwinian approach to language change (2006) (0)
Phonetically-based sound patterns : Typological tendencies or phonological universals ? (2012) (0)
Preliminary Yurok dictionary : from published sources - R. H. Robins, The Yurok language (1958); Howard Berman, "A supplement to Robins's Yurok-English lexicon" (1982); Jessie Exline, Yurok dictionary; Georgiana Trull, Yurok language conversation book (2004) - and unpublished research (2005) (0)
Refining explanation in Evolutionary Phonology: macro-typologies and targeted typologies in action (2022) (0)
Some remarks on the Prague School (2009) (0)
Uvular Reflexes of Proto-Austronesian *q: Mysterious Disappearance or Drift Toward Oblivion? (2021) (0)
Review of Klingenheben´s Law in Hausa by Paul Newman (2006) (0)
Proceedings of the Twenty-Sixth Meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association (AFLA) CLAUSE TRUNCATION IN SOUTH SULAWESI: RESTRUCTURING AND NOMINALIZATION (2019) (0)
Squib Low Vowel Dissimilation Outside of Oceanic : The Case of Alamblak Juliette Blevins (2012) (0)
Books and Journals Received (2010) (0)
Publications received (1986) (0)
THE VOWEL SYSTEMS OF CALIFORNIA HOKAN1 (2005) (0)
22 Analogical Morphophonology (0)
A dictionary of Kalam with ethnographic notes by Andrew Pawley and Ralph Bulmer (review) (2014) (0)

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