VOT Realization of Object-Initial Stops in English VP
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Based on three types of English verbs, this study examines what influence on phonetic realization takes place in the interface between syntactic and phonological structure. The phonetic experiment carried out in this study questions the assertion that syntactic structures between a verb and their following argument (object NP) work, not only in the deep level but the surface one as well, for the phonetic realization of objectinitial stops through VOT (ms) measurement. As a consequence, the assumption is that the deep structure influences phonetic realization to make the discrepancy between syntactic and prosodic structure on surface structure. Through different parameters such as types of a predicate, groups, and subject/object length, this study suggests that mismatch between syntactic constituents and prosodic rule domain is enacted in the early stage of deep structure, as well as in the prosodic mapping in the surface level.
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Based on three types of English verbs, this study examines what influence on phonetic realization takes place in the interface between syntactic and phonological structure. The phonetic experiment carried out in this study questions the assertion that syntactic structures between a verb and their following argument (object NP) work, not only in the deep level but the surface one as well, for the phonetic realization of objectinitial stops through VOT (ms) measurement. As a consequence, the assumption is that the deep structure influences phonetic realization to make the discrepancy between syntactic and prosodic structure on surface structure. Through different parameters such as types of a predicate, groups, and subject/object length, this study suggests that mismatch between syntactic constituents and prosodic rule domain is enacted in the early stage of deep structure, as well as in the prosodic mapping in the surface level.
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