On the need for a separate perception grammar.
On the need for a separate perception grammar.
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关于需要单独的感知语法。
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1999
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P. Boersma
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The functional hypothesis for linguistics (Passy 1891) holds that languages are built according to functional principles of efficient communication. For speaking, these functional principles are minimization of articulatory effort and minimization of perceptual confusion. It seems plausible, then, that phonology should distinguish between articulatory and perceptual representations, so that these functional principles can be evaluated within their own natural spaces (Boersma 1989). Within the framework of Optimality Theory (Prince and Smolensky 1993), this idea has been pursued in various forms by Flemming (1995), Jun (1995), Steriade (1995, 1996), Hayes (1996), Boersma (1998), and Kirchner (1998). The form that I will defend here is Functional Phonology (Boersma 1998), which proposes a rigorous division of labour not only between the constraints that implement the various functional principles, but also between the descriptions of the processes of production and comprehension. The grammar model of functional phonology is summarized in Fig. 1; the right-hand side models the speaker, the left-hand side the listener.
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