The distribution and timing pattern of glottalized sonorants: Phonetics based phonological approach reconsidered
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The purpose of this paper is to reconsider the ‘licensing by cue’ approach in explaining the distributional pattern of the glottalized sonorant. Some of the previous analyses and proposals (Steriade 1997, Silverman 1995) have been presented with simplified data, lacking exhaustive examinations of the available resources. In this paper, I present more comprehensive data of the distribution and phonetic realizations of glottalized sonorants, and analyze the distributional pattern by using the phonetic cues. It is shown that although the licensing by cue approach provides productive and insightful results, it is not possible to account for their various distributional patterns with reference only to the phonetic cue.
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The purpose of this paper is to reconsider the ‘licensing by cue’ approach in explaining the distributional pattern of the glottalized sonorant. Some of the previous analyses and proposals (Steriade 1997, Silverman 1995) have been presented with simplified data, lacking exhaustive examinations of the available resources. In this paper, I present more comprehensive data of the distribution and phonetic realizations of glottalized sonorants, and analyze the distributional pattern by using the phonetic cues. It is shown that although the licensing by cue approach provides productive and insightful results, it is not possible to account for their various distributional patterns with reference only to the phonetic cue.
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