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Lee, Minkyung (Daegu University)
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한국음운론학회 음성음운형태론연구 음성음운형태론연구 제28집 제2호
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2022.8
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259 - 280 (22page)

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Alveolar plosives among English stop consonants undergo weakening processes when they are surrounded by two heterosyllabified peaks, i.e. intervocalically. As well-defined and observed, intervocalic alveolar stops in English tend to be neutralized by losing their voicing contrast, and thus they become homophones, which is transcribed as [D] (or [ɾ] in IPA). Such flapped sounds in the context of V.CV are commonplace when Cs occur before an unstressed vowel whether or not the first vowel gets stressed. In addition, especially the voiceless target /t/ shows different behavior. It turns into a flap before a syllabic liquid but it is glottalized before a syllabic nasal, instead. Given a foot-based prosodic approach under the parallelist optimality theoretic enterprise, /t/-flapping found in word-medial position (as well as its voiced counterpart) is entirely foot-internal without resorting to a purely syllable-based ambisyllabification. The hierarchically-arranged intervocalic markedness constraints favor a vowel-like segment the most, i.e. a sonorant such as a flap in this specific context. Of particular interest is that the target /t/ sometimes undergoes glottalization according to the manner of the syllabic trigger. /t/-flapping is switched on before a syllabic liquid but /t/-glottalization is on before a coronal syllabic nasal. For the former, Agree[Manner] guarantees /t/-flapping in which the target /t/ adjusts its manner to a syllabic liquid. For the latter, however, OCP[Place] enforces /t/-glottalization as the second best strategy when /t/-flapping is entirely blocked. Provided that OCP[Place] is satisfied, /t/-flapping under Agree[Voice] is still the best option even before a labial syllabic nasal.

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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Data observations and discussions
3. Flapping as constraints and their interaction
4. Conclusion
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