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Books ReceivedSource: The Slavic and East European Journal, Vol. 17, No. 2 (Summer, 1973), pp. 254-260Published by: American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European LanguagesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/306128 .
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Finally the author presents his relative chronology for Common Slavic, the sa- lient points of which are the following (p. 47):
1. Progressive palatalization: k, g, x -->ik, g, i in the environment after i (in- cluding velars followed by front vowels or j). 2. Syllabic synharmony. 3. First regressive palatalization: k, g, x (also 1k, , ?) -->6, 3,
,' in the environment
before original front vowels or j. 7. k, 9, X --, C, 3, 8I8.
Since the sharped allophones of the velars at stage 1 are claimed to have been the same whether or not the velar was followed by a front vowel or j (i.e., not only *otkoi --> *ot0koi but also *krikgti -- *krikiti), the assibilation of the sharped allophones at stage 3 is said to have occurred only before a front vowel, i.e., by a context-sensitive rule. This amounts to a claim about the nature of assibilation and should have been sup- ported with evidence from the history of other languages; cf. the friction which shows up in spectrograms of the palatalized consonants of Russian, the well-known assibilations of palatalized consonants in Lekhitic (and Czecho-Moravian dialects), and the strident Czech f (<*r'), all of which was context-free.
In presenting a new relative chronology for the progressive palatalization, the author forcefully calls attention to the enormous complexity of the task he set for himself. Reference must be made to a wide variety of issues within the phonology and morphology of Common Slavic and of the modern dialects. Many issues which are not central to the argumentation nonetheless play an important role in our understanding of the period. Some issues only mentioned in passing and still to be clarified are: whether the regular reflex of *x by the second regressive palatalization in Central Slovak is s or ' (p. 13): s, considered the regular reflex by the author, seems to occur only before certain desinential morphemes, e.g., loc. sg. muse, nom. pl. Cesi, while '
occurs in stem-initial position, e.g., er', ediv., and whether, as is claimed,
the change --4 a "marks the end of syllable synharmony" (p. 47), that is, whether the sequence 6a is to be interpreted with a front vowel or, as Channon maintains, a back vowel. The book is not without its share of misprints, and there is an unfortunate lapsus on page 24 where ' is attributed to East and South Slavic and s to West Slavic. The exposition is on the whole easy to follow, and we come to share the author's dis- satisfaction with all or some of each account of the progressive palatalization dis- cussed in his survey.
Lawrence Newman, Indiana University
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