Phonologically-driven Intergestural Timing Relation
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This paper presents the results of the experimental study on the influences of phonological rules or constraints on intergestural timing relations realized as the degree of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in English. First, both ultrasound imaging and acoustic results showed that palatalization rules enhanced the degree of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation compared with the case of nonpalatalized forms. Second, we obtained the result that postlexical palatalization rules in English contributed to a greater degree of coarticulation than lexical palatalization rules. These results provide an interesting implication that the on-line application of phonological rules and the lexical status of phonological rules directly affect the low-level phonetic fine details such as intergestural timing relations. On the basis of these results, I adopt a unified model of phonology and phonetics, formally accounting for these results through feature-and-gesture based OT frameworks. Further, my analysis shows that intergestural timing relations can be formally incorporated in phonology grammar.
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This paper presents the results of the experimental study on the influences of phonological rules or constraints on intergestural timing relations realized as the degree of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in English. First, both ultrasound imaging and acoustic results showed that palatalization rules enhanced the degree of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation compared with the case of nonpalatalized forms. Second, we obtained the result that postlexical palatalization rules in English contributed to a greater degree of coarticulation than lexical palatalization rules. These results provide an interesting implication that the on-line application of phonological rules and the lexical status of phonological rules directly affect the low-level phonetic fine details such as intergestural timing relations. On the basis of these results, I adopt a unified model of phonology and phonetics, formally accounting for these results through feature-and-gesture based OT frameworks. Further, my analysis shows that intergestural timing relations can be formally incorporated in phonology grammar.
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