ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD PHONOTACTICS
From phono- + -tactics, on the model of syntactic.
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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHONOTACTICS»
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1
French prosodics and
phonotactics: an historical typology
French Prosodics and Phonotactics: An Historical Typology (Beihefte Zur Zeitschrift F R Romanische Philologie).
Jürgen Klausenburger, 1970
2
Spanish/English Contrasts: A Course in Spanish Linguistics
1983, 43) as if the word boundaries of phonotactics did not exist: Las hijas iron
en el auto thus becomes /la.s(.xa.si.ra.ne.ne.law.to/. Consequently, it is difficult to
study the phonemic structure of words apart from the phonemic combinations of ...
Melvin Stanley Whitley, 2002
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The Linguistic Structure of Modern English
Chapter. 3. Phonology,. phonotactics,. and. suprasegmentals. 1. Phonemes 2.
Phonemic rules 3. Phonological processes 4. Phonotactics 5. Suprasegmental
features 6. Syllable structure Chapter preview This chapter begins with a
discussion ...
Laurel J. Brinton, Donna Brinton, 2010
4
Causes and Consequences of Word Structure
English speaking adults and infants use phonotactics to segment words from the
speech stream. The goal of this chapter is to demonstrate that this strategy
necessarily affects morphological processing. After briefly reviewing the evidence
for ...
5
Computational Linguistics in the Netherlands
The network learned the phonotactics of Dutch monosyllables without any
background knowledge, but only by observing words which were sequentially
presented to the network - one phoneme at a time to the input layer with one
phoneme ...
Ineke Schuurman, Frank Van Eynde, Ness Schelkens, 2000
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The Syllable in Optimality Theory
needed for many of the world's languages precisely where phonotactics are
involved, then one alternative strategy is to consider the possibility that
phonotactics are not syllable based. This is the strategy adopted here. Third,
though native ...
Caroline Féry, Ruben van de Vijver, 2003
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English Phonology: An Introduction
6.5 The syllable template and phonotactics It is part of the phonological study of a
language to address the question of how the phonemes of that language can be
put together to make well-formed syllables and words: what consonant clusters ...
8
Optimality Theory: Constraint Interaction in Generative Grammar
constraints. Most other research in this line has been derivational and in
phonology has tended to use constraints only for surface- (or level-)79 unviolated
conditions: phonotactics. The fact that these phonotactics are surface-true arises
in ...
Alan Prince, Paul Smolensky, 2008
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The Proceedings of the Twenty-sixth Annual Child Language ...
The first is to claim that a strategy that ignores the constraints between
phonotactics and the lexicon is simpler and works nearly as well. Relevant
evidence could be garnered by implementing both strategies and testing their
performance.
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Spoken Word Access Processes
The numbers of stimuli per cell (and examples) for the high entropy items were:
High density-high phonotactics, N = 25 (/baeb/); high density-low phonotactics, N
— 15 (/fut/); low density-high phonotactics, n — 20 (/biv/); and low density-low ...
James M. McQueen, Anne Cutler, 2001
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHONOTACTICS»
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Monthly etymology gleanings for February 2015
... groups do reasonably well. Phonotactics (the branch of phonetics dealing with the distribution of sounds) is full of such capricious rules. «OUPblog, Feb 15»
The clime's speech: Data analysis supports prediction that human …
Distribution of languages with complex tone (red dots) and without complex tone (blue dots) in the Phonotactics Database of the Australian ... «Phys.Org, Jan 15»
Why Do Hawaiians Say “Mele Kalikimaka” on Christmas?
It has nothing to do with palm trees and everything to do with phonotactics. Courtesy of Tom Scott. "Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say / On a ... «Slate Magazine, Dec 14»
Tunisia's Amazigh Identity: Deeply Embedded, Little Recognized
In contrast to Arabic phonotactics [rules about what sounds can be combined] solely relying on a consonant-vowel-consonant system, Tunisian ... «Tunisia Live, Mar 14»
Are Elvish, Klingon, Dothraki and Na'vi real languages? - John …
... requires meanings to exist) -- it has a phonology (a set of sounds or sound system) and phonotactics (a way of typically combining sounds), ... «YouTube, Sep 13»
Gestures improve language learning
In a within-subjects paradigm, participants first learned 32 abstract sentences from an artificial corpus conforming with Italian phonotactics. «Medical Xpress, Jan 12»
