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This project investigates typologically rare sound patterns in languages, focusing on their production and perception. It aims to understand how these patterns interact with language-specific characteristics and whether they are less entrenched in speakers' grammars.
The goal of the current proposal is to provide a new empirical foundation to our knowledge of sound patterns that are statistically underrepresented (typologically rare) in the world's languages.
Typologically rare patterns have been claimed to be more difficult to produce and perceive, and more prone to undergo sound change.
Yet this claim is controversial: others maintain that due to the stabilizing force of grammar and learning, within a language, all sound patterns are equally entrenched.
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LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN
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