Language, Band 74,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1998 |
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... phonetic bases and fundamental commonalities . * 1. Metathesis . Metathesis has long posed a problem for linguistic theories in which phonetic naturalness plays a role . The problem partly reflects the articulatory orientation of many ...
... phonetic bases and fundamental commonalities . * 1. Metathesis . Metathesis has long posed a problem for linguistic theories in which phonetic naturalness plays a role . The problem partly reflects the articulatory orientation of many ...
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... phonetic markedness constraints independent of perceptual ambiguity or articulatory overlap : Metathesis ... can be ... phonetic version of the phonotactic accounts discussed above : Cherokee metathesis occurs because there is a phonetic ...
... phonetic markedness constraints independent of perceptual ambiguity or articulatory overlap : Metathesis ... can be ... phonetic version of the phonotactic accounts discussed above : Cherokee metathesis occurs because there is a phonetic ...
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... phonetic effect is reported for Eggon , a language of Nigeria , where / egoN / is phonetically [ eogo ] ( Ian Maddieson , p.c. ) . Tonic lengthening and vowel reduction together occur without documented coarticulatory effects in Middle ...
... phonetic effect is reported for Eggon , a language of Nigeria , where / egoN / is phonetically [ eogo ] ( Ian Maddieson , p.c. ) . Tonic lengthening and vowel reduction together occur without documented coarticulatory effects in Middle ...
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