Effects of Syllable Structure on Korean Partial Reduplication: the Body as Reduplicant
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Previous studies on partial reduplication in Korean have focused on accounting for the shape of reduplicant and the repetition mechanism, positing idiosyncratic constraints such as extraprosodicity, circumscription, or metrical weight consistence. In this study, a simplified and generalized analysis is offered involving infixation of the body. Specifically, the body, a sub-syllabic phonological constituent consisting of the onset and the nucleus, is claimed to be the shape of the reduplicant based on the recent development of Korean syllable structure in which the body is a more accessible sub-syllabic unit than rhyme. No study has shown that a sub-syllabic unit of the body can serve as a reduplicant, and in this respect my approach enlarges the typological database on reduplicants. It is further claimed that Korean partial reduplication is an infixing process to the head of the initial foot formed by the phrasal rhythmic tonal patterns.
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Previous studies on partial reduplication in Korean have focused on accounting for the shape of reduplicant and the repetition mechanism, positing idiosyncratic constraints such as extraprosodicity, circumscription, or metrical weight consistence. In this study, a simplified and generalized analysis is offered involving infixation of the body. Specifically, the body, a sub-syllabic phonological constituent consisting of the onset and the nucleus, is claimed to be the shape of the reduplicant based on the recent development of Korean syllable structure in which the body is a more accessible sub-syllabic unit than rhyme. No study has shown that a sub-syllabic unit of the body can serve as a reduplicant, and in this respect my approach enlarges the typological database on reduplicants. It is further claimed that Korean partial reduplication is an infixing process to the head of the initial foot formed by the phrasal rhythmic tonal patterns.
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