Sanskrit어의 중첩현상과 중첩사의 무표형출현
Reduplication and TETU of Reduplicant in Sanskrit
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The more robust a universal is in a particular language, the less marked the language is in that respect. A highly marked property is one which has minimal (or no) claims to universality (Archangeli & Langendoen, 1997: 3). Based on this idea, this paper is to analyze the emergence of the unmarked (TETU) in Sanskrit intensive reduplication under Correspondence Theory (McCarthy & Prince 1995). In this paper, we argue that the size and the phonological content of each reduplicant in TETU of Sanskrit intensive reduplication result from the conflict of faithfulness constraints and well-formedness constraints. By doing so, this paper will show that the reduplicative pattern of Sanskrit is a good typological example of TETU
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The more robust a universal is in a particular language, the less marked the language is in that respect. A highly marked property is one which has minimal (or no) claims to universality (Archangeli & Langendoen, 1997: 3). Based on this idea, this paper is to analyze the emergence of the unmarked (TETU) in Sanskrit intensive reduplication under Correspondence Theory (McCarthy & Prince 1995). In this paper, we argue that the size and the phonological content of each reduplicant in TETU of Sanskrit intensive reduplication result from the conflict of faithfulness constraints and well-formedness constraints. By doing so, this paper will show that the reduplicative pattern of Sanskrit is a good typological example of TETU
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