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The Phonetics and Phonology of Sibilants: A Synchronic and Diachronic OT Typology of Sibilant Inventories

Authors: Kokkelmans;

The Phonetics and Phonology of Sibilants: A Synchronic and Diachronic OT Typology of Sibilant Inventories

Abstract

Questa tesi descrive in modo completo cosa sono le sibilanti da un punto di vista fonetico come fonologico, e analizza in che modi possono coesistere con altre sibilanti per formare un'inventario sibilantico. Basandosi su dati empirici, diverse tipologie di sibilanti vengono create, maggiormente negli ambiti dell'OT e BiPhon-NN. Questa tesi non centralizza solo le conoscenze sulle sibilanti, ma predice anche quali inventari sono possibili e spiega perché.

This dissertation describes in a comprehensive way what sibilants are from a phonetic and phonological perspective, as well as in which ways they pattern as sibilant inventories in natural languages. Based on empirical evidence, several typologies of sibilants are constructed predominantly in OT and BiPhon-NN. This dissertation not only centralises the existing knowledge about sibilants, but predicts also what inventories are possible and explains why.

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phonetics, phonology, sibilants, typology, Optimality Theory, BiPhon, Neural Networks, fonetica, fonologia, sibilanti, tipologia, Optimality Theory, BiPhon, rete neurali

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