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A formal approach to the theory of fortition-lenition: a preliminary study
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Social perceptions of /f/ fortition in Guatemalan Spanish
Spanish in Context, 2023Abstract Research on Guatemalan Spanish has increasingly shown the effects of contact with Mayan languages. However, whereas most studies have focused on the structural outcomes of Spanish-Mayan contact, fewer studies have analyzed how native Guatemalans socially perceive these features and, by ...
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Domains and directionality in the evolution of German final fortition
Phonology, 2007Laryngeal realism (Honeybone 2005) holds that thoroughly voiced stops in a language like Dutch will be represented phonologically with the feature [voice], leaving the voiceless unaspirated stops laryngeally neutral, whereas the typically aspirated stops of a language like German are marked with the feature [spread glottis], rendering the passively ...
Gregory K. Iverson, Joseph C. Salmons
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Lenition And Fortition In Iraqi Arabic:, An Optimality Theory Analysis
مجلة رماح للبحوث والدراساتexaly +2 more sources
Der Entwurf wurde im südlichen Chorfenster der Kirche Selzach SO von der Werkstatt J.J.Röttinger ...
Röttinger, Johann Jakob +1 more
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Strong Onsets and Spanish Fortition
1995This paper examines the well-known alternation between voiced stops and spirants in Spanish. The alternation is standardly analyzed as spirantization of underlying stops; following arguments originally made by Lozano (1979) against this treatment, I propose an OT analysis that treats the alternation as fortition of underlying approximants.Employing ...
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GERMAN SUBSTRATE EFFECTS IN WISCONSIN ENGLISH: EVIDENCE FOR FINAL FORTITION
American Speech, 2005A once predominantly German-speaking community in Watertown, Wisconsin,shows distinct phonetic and phonological traces of that immigrant heritage in the speech of its English-speaking monolinguals. Acoustic and perceptual studies suggest that speakers do not produce all the expected cues for English fi nal laryngeal distinctions, nor do they exploit ...
THOMAS PURNELL +2 more
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