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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Moraic Phonology"”.

  1. A moraic study of some phonological phenomena in English and Korean

    Kang, Seok KeunUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2011

    … English and Korean by employing the framework of moraic phonology.

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  2. A Sesotho tonal grammar

    Khoali, Benjamin ThakampholoUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2011

    … consisting of such subsystems as the theory of moraic phonology, metrical phonology, autosegmental phonology and prosodic phonology is presupposed. Whenever relevant, I appeal to the principles and rules that govern each of these subsystems.

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  3. A Study of Eastern Andalusian Dialectology: A Phonemic Description of the Syllable-Final Consonant System of the Dialect Spoken in Montejicar (Granada)

    Galindo, Miguel AngelUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2015

    … framework. A combination of Feature Geometry, CV Phonology, and Moraic Phonology is used for their representation; thus contributing to the growing evidence in favor of a two-tier approach where both a moraic tier and a CV tier are present in the same analysis. Therefore, I suggest that for …

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  4. Aspects of Pulaar Non-Linear Phonology

    Diop, Abdul Aziz MaalikUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2015

    … of the thesis is to study aspects of Pulaar Phonology from a non-linear perspective. The thesis is divided into six chapters organized as follows: we begin with an introductory chapter in which we present certain crucial facts and general notions about Pulaar. We give the vowel as well as …

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  5. The Distribution of /s/ in Blackfoot: An Optimality Theory Account

    Denzer-King, Ryan

    … be explained by positing that /s/ is inherently moraic in Blackfoot, and explore this hypothesis via two proposals about moraic /s/. The first is that /s/ in complex onsets, e.g., stsiki, ‘another’, is extrasyllabic, and that a moraic /s/ reduces the markedness of these extrasyllabic segments. …

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  6. The Distribution of /s/ in Blackfoot: An Optimality Theory Account

    Denzer-King, Ryan

    … be explained by positing that /s/ is inherently moraic in Blackfoot, and explore this hypothesis via two proposals about moraic /s/. The first is that /s/ in complex onsets, e.g., stsiki, ‘another’, is extrasyllabic, and that a moraic /s/ reduces the markedness of these extrasyllabic segments. …

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