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Touch Supports Word Segmentation More Than Statistics But is Not Mediated by Attention. [PDF]

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Seidl A, Yin B, Kelleher B.
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The antipsychotic drug clozapine suppresses autoimmunity driving psychosis-like behavior in mice

He L, Feldman H, Nguyen T, Bosc M, Polisetty V, Kriel O, Landwehr A, Borg A, Subtil FT, Khakpour M, Zhou J, Kjær S, MacCabe J, Pollak TA, Tremblay M, Vinuesa CG, Hayday A, Schmack K.   +17 more
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Yurok Syllable Weight

International Journal of American Linguistics, 2003
This paper examines syllable weight in Yurok, a highly endangered Algic language of northwestern California. A productive truncation process has only a two‐way weight contrast between light and heavy syllables, shortening nouns to a bimoraic word minimum, CVV or CVC.
Juliette Blevins
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Weight-by-position adjunction and syllable structure

Lingua, 2002
Most cross-linguistic variation in weight criteria is attributed to the parameterized application of Weight-by-Position adjunction to codas on a language-specific basis [Linguistic Inquiry 20 (1989) 253]. This paper explores the hypothesis that coda weight is ultimately predictable from syllable structure.
Matthew Gordon
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Syllable weight in monolingual and heritage Spanish

Studies in Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics, 2018
AbstractThis study presents two experiments employing a naming task that test the modulation of stress assignment by syllable structure in Spanish. The first replicates the findings of a previous study in which words containing arguably heavy penultimate diphthongs provoke higher error rates than putatively light monophthong controls when marked for ...
Michael Shelton
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Syllable weight in Gothic

Indogermanische Forschungen, 2013
Marc Pierce
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Buriat Syllable Weight and Head Prominence

, 1994
In this paper I argue for a violable optimality-theoretic constraint penalizing branching constituency in moras. I examine this constraint in relation to a problem in Buriat syllable structure in which a consonant appears in a position normally reserved for the second vocalic member of a nucleus but does not contribute to syllable weight.
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Chapter 1: Syllable weight

1985
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Epenthesis and syllable weight

Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 1995
A standard assumption in the moraic theory of syllable weight is that a syllable must contain at least one mora, which is usually associated with a vowel. This paper presents arguments and evidence against this assumption. The evidence is drawn primarily from the behavior of epenthetic syllables in Mohawk and Iraqi Arabic with brief reference to ...
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Acoustic and perceptual correlates of syllable weight

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2005
Differences between languages in the stress-attracting properties of various syllable types (syllable weight) are associated with phonetic differences. Certain languages that preferentially stress CVC syllables (i.e., treat CVC as heavy) fail to display substantial vowel shortening in CVC, unlike languages that treat CVC as non-stress-attracting or ...
Matthew Gordon, Carmen Jany, Carlos Nash
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