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Phonotactics and Articulatory Coordination Interact in Phonology: Evidence from Nonnative Production
2006
Cognitive Science
A core area of phonology is the study of phonotactics, or how sounds are linearly combined. Recent crosslinguistic analyses have shown that the phonology determines not only phonotactics, but also the articulatory coordination or timing of adjacent sounds. This paper explores how the relationship between coordination and phonotactics affects speakers producing non-native sequences. Recent experimental results (Davidson 2005 (Davidson , 2006 have shown that English speakers often repair
doi:10.1207/s15516709cog0000_73
pmid:21702839
fatcat:dcztworrlrbdfex4fcygil5lui