After a review of perceptual experiments,this paper makes proposals concerning the classification of vowel sequences in Japanese,focusing firstly on children's perceptual development,and secondly on mature phonology. It is hoped that the proposals presented will allow (1) an impartial framework within which to compare groups of sequences (some of which have been proposed in the literature as diphthongs),(2) a theoretically neutral reclassification that does not rely on the presupposition of syllable as a phonological unit,and (3) an understanding of why the concept of diphthong is attractive but not essential in the analysis of a mora-timed language
Due to contact with other languages throughout its development, the Japanese language contains multi...
Korean learners of Japanese often have difficulty with the perception and pronunciation of the voic...
First language prosodic timing is a priority issue for TESOL teachers and phonologists alike (Celce-...
After a review of perceptual experiments,this paper makes proposals concerning the classification of...
This paper summarizes research into vocalic sequences in Japanese and English. It brings together st...
Studies have shown that the acquisition of reading depends on such phonological processes as verbal ...
First language prosodic timing is a priority issue for TESOL teachers and phonologists alike (Celce-...
Phonological patterning reflects the feature specifications of the inventory of a language. I explai...
A critical review of recent perceptual approaches to language rhythm is presented, focusing on the q...
The present study reviewed research concerning young children's acquisition of English as a second l...
Vowels are the Cinderellas in research on the acquisition of phonology. Little is known about how a ...
This dissertation investigates the processing of speech variability, allophonic and indexical variat...
Following a review of previous studies on diphthongs and coarticulation, evidence is presented showi...
The question of how to represent prosodic structure is of current theoretical interest in three dime...
This thesis investigates the quality of epenthetic vowel that native speakers of Japanese tend to pr...
Due to contact with other languages throughout its development, the Japanese language contains multi...
Korean learners of Japanese often have difficulty with the perception and pronunciation of the voic...
First language prosodic timing is a priority issue for TESOL teachers and phonologists alike (Celce-...
After a review of perceptual experiments,this paper makes proposals concerning the classification of...
This paper summarizes research into vocalic sequences in Japanese and English. It brings together st...
Studies have shown that the acquisition of reading depends on such phonological processes as verbal ...
First language prosodic timing is a priority issue for TESOL teachers and phonologists alike (Celce-...
Phonological patterning reflects the feature specifications of the inventory of a language. I explai...
A critical review of recent perceptual approaches to language rhythm is presented, focusing on the q...
The present study reviewed research concerning young children's acquisition of English as a second l...
Vowels are the Cinderellas in research on the acquisition of phonology. Little is known about how a ...
This dissertation investigates the processing of speech variability, allophonic and indexical variat...
Following a review of previous studies on diphthongs and coarticulation, evidence is presented showi...
The question of how to represent prosodic structure is of current theoretical interest in three dime...
This thesis investigates the quality of epenthetic vowel that native speakers of Japanese tend to pr...
Due to contact with other languages throughout its development, the Japanese language contains multi...
Korean learners of Japanese often have difficulty with the perception and pronunciation of the voic...
First language prosodic timing is a priority issue for TESOL teachers and phonologists alike (Celce-...