Editing Meeussen's rule (section)

==Sources==
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*Goldsmith, John (1981). "Towards an Autosegmental Theory of Accent: The Case of Tonga", Indiana University Linguistics Club.
*[[John Goldsmith (linguist)|Goldsmith, John]] (1984a) "Meeussen's Rule" in Aronoff, M. & Oehrle, R (eds.), ''Language Sound Structure'', Cambridge, Mass., MIT.
*Goldsmith, John (1984b), [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/248111984_Tone_and_accent_in_Tonga "Tone and accent in Tonga"], in Clements, G.N. & Goldsmith, J. (1984) ''Autosegmental Studies in Bantu Tone''. Dordrecht.
*Hyman, Larry M. & Francis X. Katamba (1993). [https://www.jstor.org/stable/416415 "A new approach to tone in Luganda"], in ''Language''. 69. 1, pp.&nbsp;33–67.
*Kanerva, Jonni M. (1990). Focus and Phrasing in Chichewa Phonology. New York, Garland.
* Meeussen, A.E. (1963) "Morphotonology of the Tonga verb". ''Journal of African Languages'', 2.72–92.
*Myers, Scott (1997) [https://web.archive.org/web/20170219134503/https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3f15/71040e044ea3c127ebb1b0bb3e42b1674b2c.pdf "OCP Effects in Optimality Theory", ''Natural Language & Linguistic Theory''], Vol. 15, No. 4.
* Sharman, J.C. & A.E. Meeussen (1955) 'The representation of structural tones, with special reference to the tonal behaviour of the verb, in Bemba, Northern Rhodesia'. [[Africa (journal)|''Africa'']], 25, 393-404.
* Philippson, Gérard (1998) ''Tone reduction vs. metrical attraction in the evolution of Eastern Bantu tone systems''. Paris: INALCO. ([http://www.ddl.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/biblio/index.asp?Langue=FR&Page=0&Tri=1&L=16 online version])
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