A Phonetically-motivated Phonological Analysis of Syllable Weight and Stress in the Norwegian Language

A Phonetically-motivated Phonological Analysis of Syllable Weight and Stress in the Norwegian Language
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Download or read book A Phonetically-motivated Phonological Analysis of Syllable Weight and Stress in the Norwegian Language written by Stephanie L. Anya Lunden and published by . This book was released on 2010 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This study advances a theory of weight in which a syllable shape in a given position is only heavy if it, on average, is sufficiently proportionally longer than a CV (consonant- vowel) in the same position. Write the analysis of weight is consistent with the basic tenets of moraic theory, a departure is made from standard moraic theory which takes moras to be prosodic units associated directly to segments.


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