A variation view on vowel insertion in loanwords
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We claim that a variation view is integral to explore an array of the vowel insertion arising amidst of the English loanword adaptation into Korean. For the purpose, it needs to stretch the reach of phonological variation: inter-contextual variation, which results from the allowance of candidates without sharing the input, and intra-contextual variation, which means the free variation in a traditional sense. This type of reorganization enables us to account for the phonological variation in a consistent way, i.e., the higher a variant ranks, the more frequent and well-formed it is, as was attempted by Coetzee (2004 et sequel). For the lexical exceptions, our contention is that a morpheme-specific indexation in collaboration with constraint indexation intervenes for over- and underapplication of concerned processes.
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We claim that a variation view is integral to explore an array of the vowel insertion arising amidst of the English loanword adaptation into Korean. For the purpose, it needs to stretch the reach of phonological variation: inter-contextual variation, which results from the allowance of candidates without sharing the input, and intra-contextual variation, which means the free variation in a traditional sense. This type of reorganization enables us to account for the phonological variation in a consistent way, i.e., the higher a variant ranks, the more frequent and well-formed it is, as was attempted by Coetzee (2004 et sequel). For the lexical exceptions, our contention is that a morpheme-specific indexation in collaboration with constraint indexation intervenes for over- and underapplication of concerned processes.
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