John J. McCarthy

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John J. McCarthy is a prominent figure in the field of linguistics, particularly known for his contributions to phonology. His work has significantly influenced the understanding of Semitic phonology and morphology, areas where he has published extensively. McCarthy's theories, particularly regarding Harmonic Grammar and its applications in Optimality Theory, have provided new insights into the structural aspects of language. His scholarly work emphasizes the interplay between phonological rules and morphological processes, showcasing the complexity of language systems.