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On the ambivalent representation of the Korean liquid

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This paper reconsiders the morpho-phonological aspects of the Korean liquid in light of the internal geometric organization of the segment. Specifically, I propose an ambivalent status for the [continuant] property in the Korean liquid, according to which both [+cont] and [-cont] specifications are posited. This seemingly controversial proposal not only leads the resolution of the controversial issue of the so-called irregular verbal conjugation but also provides satisfactory accounts of the n ~ l alternation in compounds as well as so-called initial avoidance in Sino-Korean words. In addition, I discuss an adjacency issue occurring in l-deletion and n l assimilation, which shows an empirical problem of the parallel version of the classical Optimality Theory.

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This paper reconsiders the morpho-phonological aspects of the Korean liquid in light of the internal geometric organization of the segment. Specifically, I propose an ambivalent status for the [continuant] property in the Korean liquid, according to which both [+cont] and [-cont] specifications are posited. This seemingly controversial proposal not only leads the resolution of the controversial issue of the so-called irregular verbal conjugation but also provides satisfactory accounts of the n ~ l alternation in compounds as well as so-called initial avoidance in Sino-Korean words. In addition, I discuss an adjacency issue occurring in l-deletion and n l assimilation, which shows an empirical problem of the parallel version of the classical Optimality Theory.

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