Many linguists believe that the history of Korean vowel changes, especially those after Middle Korean, have been quite well established. However, until this point, no solid analysis of the posited historical changes of Korean vowels has been made in tenns of phonetic motivations. The main purpose of this study is to provide a phonetic account of the proposed Korean vowel shift in the framework of Natural Phonology. This paper challenges the widely- accepted Korean vowel shift hypothesis, which has been advanced mainly by K. M. Lee and argues that no such vowel shift occurred in the history of the Korean vowel system
Research in Korean phonology has been unusually productive, both within the structuralist tradition...
Our auditory perceptual processing is optimized for the sound patterns of our native language. Conse...
This research attempts to explain the current inventory and ongoing monophthongizing changes of Kore...
The present paper is written for the reconsideration o[ the main topic dealt with in a work of mine ...
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This paper aims to take a brief look at how GVS in English can be explained and to show some example...
This dissertation investigates the synchrony and diachrony of the vocalism of a variety of Northeast...
The phonetics and phonology of the Kyungsang dialect of Korean is distinct from those of the standar...
Extensive study of the sound system of Korean in recent decades has given rise not only to new insig...
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Prior to the fifteenth century, Korean had fewer pitch distinctions than it did in the Middle Korean...
The present paper provides a contemporary viewpoint of phonological representations. Specifically, I...
This paper examines y deletion in Seoul Korean on a large socio-linguistic database. It first shows ...
Korea, within the frameworks of neogrammarians as well as of geRerative linguists. There remain, how...
While Early Middle Korean (EMK) exhibited highly productive vowel harmony, including harmony within ...
Research in Korean phonology has been unusually productive, both within the structuralist tradition...
Our auditory perceptual processing is optimized for the sound patterns of our native language. Conse...
This research attempts to explain the current inventory and ongoing monophthongizing changes of Kore...
The present paper is written for the reconsideration o[ the main topic dealt with in a work of mine ...
This study aims (1) to reconstruct the vowel systems of the η íju dialect in the North Pyδngan provi...
This paper aims to take a brief look at how GVS in English can be explained and to show some example...
This dissertation investigates the synchrony and diachrony of the vocalism of a variety of Northeast...
The phonetics and phonology of the Kyungsang dialect of Korean is distinct from those of the standar...
Extensive study of the sound system of Korean in recent decades has given rise not only to new insig...
This paper examines an ideology of standard pronunciation and spelling of English loan words in Sout...
Prior to the fifteenth century, Korean had fewer pitch distinctions than it did in the Middle Korean...
The present paper provides a contemporary viewpoint of phonological representations. Specifically, I...
This paper examines y deletion in Seoul Korean on a large socio-linguistic database. It first shows ...
Korea, within the frameworks of neogrammarians as well as of geRerative linguists. There remain, how...
While Early Middle Korean (EMK) exhibited highly productive vowel harmony, including harmony within ...
Research in Korean phonology has been unusually productive, both within the structuralist tradition...
Our auditory perceptual processing is optimized for the sound patterns of our native language. Conse...
This research attempts to explain the current inventory and ongoing monophthongizing changes of Kore...