영어 설정성 자음군의 동화와 이화의 지각적 분석
The Analysis on Assimilation and Dissimilation of Coronal Consonant Cluster
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The purpose of this paper is to explore the reason for assimilation and dissimilation by the perceptual cues of coronal consonant clusters. This study shows that assimilation and dissimilation are related to perceptual cues of coronal consonants, using the phonetic information about each coronal sound in order to support an explanation for assimilation and dissimilation. If the perceptual cue of a sound is clear enough, the sound makes an adjacent one deleted or resembles it. Besides, because coronal consonants are articulated relatively faster than others, they have less perceptual cues, so information of perceptual cues has an effect on the result of assimilation and dissimilation as well. That means coronal consonants are assimilated or dissimilated more easily than others.
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