Painted Gallo-Roman Figurines in Vendeuil-Caply

The Phonetic Origin and Phonological Extension of Gallo-Roman Palatalization*

In this paper I discuss the relationship between two sound changes in Gallo-Roman: the fronting of /a/ in stressed open syllables, and the palatalization of /k, g/ before /a/ in addition to /i, e, /. I argue that allophonic Fronting created the original phonetic conditions for Palatalization, but that the phonological structure of the language led to extension of palatalization to non-fronted ...

Cooperation ∗ Giorgio Gallo

After a discussion on the relevance of ethics in Operations Research, two approaches to the ethical discourse, one based on rules and the other based on principles and values, are analyzed. Then, two ethical principles, which can help O.R. researchers and practitioners in their activity are discussed in some detail. The first is the “responsibility principle”, proposed in a more general context...

More woes for Gallo.

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Phonetics and Phonology in Gallo-romance Palatalisation

Palatalisation of the velars ⁄k, g ⁄ in Gallo-Romance applied not just before the usual front vowels ⁄ i, e, e ⁄ but also, famously, before the low vowel ⁄a ⁄ . Various scenarios have been proposed regarding the phonetic realisation of ⁄a ⁄ and its relation to palatalisation. I argue that ⁄a ⁄ was allophonically fronted to [æ] in stressed open syllables, where the vowel eventually merged with ⁄...

A reply to DeVico, Lewis & Gallo (2015).