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Principles and parameters in prosodic phonology

That is, the linear sequence of segments is organized into higher-level units to which certain prosodies (i.e. suprasegmental phenomena) (such as tone, length, nasalization, etc.) may be assigned. A fourth historical root of prosodic phonology can be found in the work of Kenneth L. Pike and his followers. For instance, McMahon (1967: 128) writes that the following phonological hierarchy must be assumed for Cora, a language of Mexico: