Jun, Jongho. 1995. Perceptual and Articulatory Factors in Place Assimilation: An Optimality Theoretic Approach. PhD dissertation, University of California, Los Angeles. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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Transparency, Strict Locality, and Targeted Constraints - Eric Bakovic And (Correct)
....the articulatory difficulty of [ HI, ATR] vowels and their perceptual similarity to otherwise identical [ HI, ATR] vowels. This integration of articulatory and perceptual factors is a central property of the theory of targeted constraints, one that it shares with the Licensing by Cue framework of Jun (1995), Steriade (1997, 2000) and others (though the precise manner of integration differs sharply from other theories; see Wilson, in preparation, for discussion) In section 3, we describe in detail the interaction between AGREE(ATR) and #NO( HI, ATR) that gives rise to transparent high vowels, ....
Jun, Jongho. 1995. Perceptual and Articulatory Factors in Place Assimilation: An Optimality Theoretic Approach. PhD dissertation, University of California, Los Angeles.
Scalar Representations in a Unified Model of Phonetics and.. - Flemming (1997) (Correct)
....clear criteria for assigning a given phenomenon to one portion of the grammar or another. This can be observed in the frequent disagreements over the status of a particular phenomenon such as post lexical assimilation of coronal stops in English (Nolan 1992, Hayes 1992) or Korean vowel devoicing (Jun 1995, Docherty 1995) This situation can make it difficult to test phonological hypotheses because it can be unclear whether some data are phonological, and thus relevant to the hypothesis, or phonetic and thus irrelevant. Apparent counterexamples to theoretical proposals have occasionally been ....
....across speech rates. 3.3.3 Constraint weighting vs. strict constraint dominance The proposed analysis gives a central role to the conflict between effort and distinctiveness, and is in this respect very similar to much recent work in phonology (e.g. Boersma 1998, Flemming 1995, Hayes 1999, J. Jun 1995, Kirchner 1998, Silverman 1997, Steriade 1997, etc) However, while these analyses are formulated in terms of Optimality Theory, the present analysis is formulated in superficially quite different 20 terms. It is worth considering the extent of the real differences between the present model and ....
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Jun, Jongho (1995). Perceptual and Articulatory Factors in Place Assimilation: An Optimality-Theoretic Approach. PhD dissertation, UCLA.
Phonetically Driven Phonology: The Role of Optimality Theory and.. - Hayes (1997) (2 citations) (Correct)
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Jun, Jongho. 1995b. Perceptual and Articulatory Factors in Place Assimilation: An Optimality Theoretic Approach. Ph.D. dissertation, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA.
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