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View article: Final Devoicing before it happens: A large-scale study of word-final obstruents in French
Final Devoicing before it happens: A large-scale study of word-final obstruents in French Open
This paper investigates the phonetic precursors of Final Devoicing in a large corpus of natural French speech. We argue that this evaluation should consider the magnitude of the [voice] contrast, rather than the behaviour of [+voice] obstr…
View article: Aberystwyth English Pre-aspiration in Apparent Time
Aberystwyth English Pre-aspiration in Apparent Time Open
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View article: A corpus-based study of the distribution of word-final schwa in Standard French and what it teaches us about its phonological status
A corpus-based study of the distribution of word-final schwa in Standard French and what it teaches us about its phonological status Open
What is commonly considered as an epenthetic vowel can actually refer to at least two different realities: phonological epenthesis or phonetic excrescence. French schwa, noted [ә], is a vowel alternating with zero and limited to unstressed…
View article: Ongoing Phonologization of Word-Final Voicing Alternations in Two Romance Languages: Romanian and French
Ongoing Phonologization of Word-Final Voicing Alternations in Two Romance Languages: Romanian and French Open
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View article: Gradient dissimilation in Mongolian: implications for diachrony
Gradient dissimilation in Mongolian: implications for diachrony Open
This paper explores the implications of 'gradient dissimilation' (Jatteau & Hejná 2016) for the diachronic implementation of long-distance dissimilation (e.g. ChVCh > CVCh). Since dissimilation is usually considered as lexically sporadic, …
View article: Dissimilation can be gradient: evidence from Aberystwyth English
Dissimilation can be gradient: evidence from Aberystwyth English Open
Dissimilation is classically considered as a phonetically categorical sound change. In contrast to this assumption, this paper presents evidence for a phonetically gradient pattern of aspiration dissimilation found in Aberystwyth English (…