Connecting the dots
The phonologization of redundant tenseness across Welsh dialects
January 13, 2014
Symposium on Historical Phonology, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland
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Categories: Welsh Feature theory Historical phonology
This poster considers the status of the ‘tense’/‘lax’ contrasts across Welsh dialects and argues that it was originally an enhancement of quantity, but becomes phonologized in different ways across different dialect. For the latest in this project, see the 23mfm paper.
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