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Asymmetries in Phonology An East‐Asian Perspective (LINGUISTICS WORKSHOP SERIES)
- 窪薗 晴夫(編)/ Taro Kageyama(編)
- Perception‐based Asymmetries in Place Assimilation and Lenition / Jongho Jun
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Commonalities Between Lenition and Place Assimilation
- 3.Place Assimilation Asymmetries
- 4.Lenition Asymmetries
- 5.Conclusion
- Decomposing the Syllable Contact Asymmetry in Korean / Karen Baertsch and Stuart Davis
- 1.Introduction
- 2.The Links between the Second Member of an Onset and a Singleton Coda
- 3.Syllable Margins in Optimality Theory−The Split Margin Proposal
- 4.The Extension of the M2 Hierarchy to Syllable Contact Phenomena
- 5.Conclusion
- Phonological Markedness and Asymmetries in Japanese Mimetics / Akio Nasu
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Dominance Effect of Coronals in Palatalization
- 3.Voicing Asymmetry in Mimetics and the Markedness of 〈p〉
- 4.Asymmetries in Syllabic Organization
- 5.Conclusion
- Asymmetries in Voiced Stop Gemination / Manammi Hirayama
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Asymmetry in Place of Articulation in Voiced Stop Geminates in Loanwords
- 3.Accounts for the Place Asymmetry from an Articulatory Point of View
- 4.Perception of Voiced Geminates in Japanese
- 5.Voiceless and Voiced Geminates−Instability of Voiced Stop Geminates
- 6.Conclusion
- Asymmetry of Phoneme Perception in L2 Listening / Takashi Otake
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Native Listening
- 3.Non‐native Listeng
- 4.Summary and Interpretation of Major Findings
- Asymmetry in Second‐language Syllable Perception / Keiichi Tajima
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Training Experiment:Methods
- 3.Results
- 4.Response Distribution
- 5.Performance on Real Words
- 6.Discussion
- The/y/−/w/Asymmetry in Japanese Loanwords / Timothy J.Vance ; Yuka Matsugu
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Method
- 3.Results
- 4.Discussion
- /ai/au/Asymmetry:A Phonetic Account / Haruo Kubozono
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Empirical Data from Japanese
- 3.Data from Other Languages
- 4.‘Better Nucleus’Hypothesis
- 5.Conclusion
- Asymmetrical Phonologization in Japanese:A Case Study / Gábor Pintér
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Background:Phonologization and Asymmetry
- 3.The Data
- 4.Phonological Explanation:Dispersion and Context‐sensitive Contrast
- 5.Experimental Data
- 6.Conclusion
- Accentual Asymmetry in Trimoraic Sino‐Japanese Words / Shinji Ogawa
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Accent Pattern of Trimoraic SJ Words
- 3.Where Does Accentual Asymmetry Come from?
- 4.Conclusion
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