东市客家复写中的特殊调性变化

IF 0.3 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Taiwan Journal of Linguistics Pub Date : 2011-08-01 DOI:10.6519/TJL.2011.9(2).1

Hui-Shan Lin

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摘要

本文研究了东市客家语中AB(C)AB(C) AAA、AAA、AAAA等叠句中特殊的连读现象。这些模式是值得注意的，因为它们涉及声调连读模式不同于那些在非重复中发现的。在约束理论的指导下，本文发现虽然在不同的重复模式中观察到的音调变化各不相同，但它们都伴随着一个浮动的高音，这对变调的特殊模式有很大的贡献。除了浮动高音的存在，AAA重音和AAAA重音也以固定的调性旋律出现。结果表明，两种重复模式中的固定调性旋律实际上类似于重复中常见的固定片段现象，并受到标记需求的驱动。

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Special Tonal Alternations in Dongshi Hakka Reduplication

This paper investigates the special tone sandhi phenomena in the reduplication patterns of AB(C)AB(C), AAA, and AAAA in Dongshi Hakka. These patterns are notable in that they involve tone sandhi patterns that are different from those found in non-reduplications. Within the constraint-based theory of OT, this paper shows that although the tonal alternations observed in the different reduplication patterns are distinct from one another, they are all accompanied with a floating high tone which contributes greatly to the special patterns associated with tone sandhi. In addition to the existence of a floating high tone, AAA reduplication and AAAA reduplication also surface with fixed tonal melodies. It is shown that the fixed tonal melodies in the two patterns of reduplication actually resemble the common phenomena of fixed segmentism in reduplication and are driven by markedness requirements.

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Taiwan Journal of Linguistics LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS-

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0.40

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20 weeks

期刊介绍： Taiwan Journal of Linguistics is an international journal dedicated to the publication of research papers in linguistics and welcomes contributions in all areas of the scientific study of language. Contributions may be submitted from all countries and are accepted all year round. The language of publication is English. There are no restrictions on regular submission; however, manuscripts simultaneously submitted to other publications cannot be accepted. TJL adheres to a strict standard of double-blind reviews to minimize biases that might be caused by knowledge of the author’s gender, culture, or standing within the professional community. Once a manuscript is determined as potentially suitable for the journal after an initial screening by the editor, all information that may identify the author is removed, and copies are sent to at least two qualified reviewers. The selection of reviewers is based purely on professional considerations and their identity will be kept strictly confidential by TJL. All feedback from the reviewers, except such comments as may be specifically referred to the attention of the editor, is faithfully relayed to the authors to assist them in improving their work, regardless of whether the paper is to be accepted, accepted upon minor revision, revised and resubmitted, or rejected.