Phonetics and Phonology in Action

Szpyra-Kozłowska, Jolanta; Radomski, Marek

doi:10.3726/b15431

2019

DOI: 10.3726/b15431

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Phonetics and Phonology in Action

Jolanta Szpyra-Kozłowska¹,

Marek Radomski²

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Strength is length

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Enguehard

2019

Acta Linguistica Academica

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In this paper, we propose that the contexts of fortition and lenition can be represented with a very simple autosegmental tool: branching. We point out a major shortcoming of Coda Mirror Theory: though this model tries to account for strength with lateral relations, length should also be factored in order to account for the inalterability of geminates. In order to unify the principles that regulate strength, we propose a consistent theory built exclusively on length, without lateral relations.

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Strength is length

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Enguehard

2019

Acta Linguistica Academica

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A note on the strength of vowels

Enguehard

Luo

2020

Acta Linguistica Hungarica

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This paper is a modest contribution to the understanding of vocalic strength. Our aim is to show that the strength of consonants and the strength of vowels can be unified. For this, we propose that the only factor of strength is length. More precisely: branching segments are stronger and segments sharing their positions with other segments are weaker. We discuss several examples of phenomena related to vowels which illustrate this strength hierarchy.

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