Resumen de Tipología de mezcla de gestos articulatorios en fonética y fonología
- español
El presente trabajo analiza la tipología de casos de mezcla de gestos articulatorios en secuencias de segmentos homorgánicos consecutivos en contraposición a los procesos de adaptación intersegmental denominados coarticulación y asimilación. El artículo establece una distinción entre tres clases de mezcla gestual: por intermediación estática, por intermediación dinámica y por solapamiento o superposición. Estos mecanismos son analizados con datos de configuración lingual y de contacto linguopalatal relativos a grupos de consonantes linguales del catalán y otras lenguas. Se propone una interpretación de dichos mecanismos de mezcla gestual basada en nociones tales como el grado de adaptabilidad articulatoria de las diferentes regiones linguales y los requerimientos de modo de articulación de las consonantes involucradas.Typology of mixing articulatory gestures in phonetics and phonology.– The present paper analyzes the typology of cases of gestural blending in sequences of homorganic phonetic segments and indicates how gestural blending mechanisms differ from other processes of intersegmental adaptation commonly referred to as coarticulation and assimilation. The article establishes a distinction between three gestural blending types: by static intermediation, by dynamic intermediation, and by articulatory overlap. These mechanisms are analyzed with lingual configuration and linguopalatal contact data for sequences of lingual consonants from Catalan and other languages. An interpretation of gestural blending mechanisms is proposed which is based on notions such as the degree of articulatory adaptability of different lingual regions and the manner of articulation requirements for the consonants involved.
- English
The present paper analyzes the typology of cases of gestural blending in sequences of homorganic phonetic segments and indicates how gestural blending mechanisms differ from other processes of intersegmental adaptation commonly referred to as coarticulation and assimilation. The article establishes a distinction between three gestural blending types: by static intermediation, by dynamic intermediation, and by articulatory overlap. These mechanisms are analyzed with lingual configuration and linguopalatal contact data for sequences of lingual consonants from Catalan and other languages. An interpretation of gestural blending mechanisms is proposed which is based on notions such as the degree of articulatory adaptability of different lingual regions and the manner of articulation requirements for the consonants involved.
