Prosodic Markedness in Prominent Positions
Prosodic Markedness in Prominent Positions
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2005
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Lance Nathan
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P. Lacy;Ora Matushansky;Albert Costa;Javier Martín;Lance Nathan
It is well known that prominent prosodic positions (onsets, root-initial syllables, mainstressed syllables) can contain a greater variety of segment types than non-prominent positions (Trubetzkoy 1939, Beckman 1998, and many others). In other words, the inventory of segments possible in non-prominent positions is a subset of those found in prominent positions. For example, in the Nilotic language Shilluk, root-initial syllables can contain plain, palatalized, and labialized consonants while only plain consonants can appear in non-initial syllables (Gilley 1992, Beckman 1998).