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= The Even Yearbook 14 (2020)

== #113

<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** volume **</fc></bg> [[:2020|14 (2020)]] \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** pages **</fc></bg> 135–156 \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** author **</fc></bg> [[:Zoltán G. Kiss]] and [[:Péter Szigetvári]] \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** title **</fc></bg> Telling fortis and lenis apart in English obstruent clusters \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** DOI **</fc></bg> http://doi.org/10.57133/evenyrbk.20gs \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** keywords **</fc></bg> English, obstruent clusters, laryngeal specification, fortis/lenis \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** abstract **</fc></bg> There is an almost unanimous agreement among those concerned that English has clusters like [sp], [ft], [kt] (in, for example, //sport, after, packed/act//). Based on theoretical considerations, we contend that this is not the case, these words contain [sb], [fd], [kd], and [ɡt], respectively. In this paper we report on an experiment showing that the acoustic properties of the plosive clusters in the strings //acting// and //packed in// are different in a statistically significant way. The relative length of the vowel in //acting// is greater than in //packed in,// the voicing duration is longer in the cluster in //acting,// and VOT is larger before the /i/ in //acting.// This suggests that the former cluster is /ɡt/, while the latter is /kd/. \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** PDF **</fc></bg> [[this>_media/20gs.pdf|   full text]] \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** raw text **</fc></bg> [[20gs-raw]] \\ 
<bg #a0a0a0><fc white>** refs **</fc></bg> ++ ⟨BibTeX⟩ | \\ ''@article{even20gs, \\        author  = {Zoltán {G. Kiss} and Péter Szigetvári}, \\      title   = {Telling fortis and lenis apart in {E}nglish obstruent clusters}, \\      year    = 2020, \\      journal = {The Even Yearbook}, \\      volume  = 14, \\      pages   = {135--156}, \\      url     = {http://seas.elte.hu/w/!even/20gs} \\  }''\\ 
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++ ⟨RIS⟩ | \\ ''TY  - JOUR \\ AU  - G.Kiss,Zoltán \\ AU  - Szigetvári,Péter \\ 		PY  - 2020/​/​/ \\ TI  - Telling fortis and lenis apart in English obstruent clusters \\ T2  - The Even Yearbook \\ VL  - 14 \\ SP  - 135 \\ EP  - 156 \\ UR  - http://seas.elte.hu/w/!even/20gs \\ 
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++ ⟨txt⟩ | \\ '' G. Kiss, Zoltán and Péter Szigetvári. 2020. Telling fortis and lenis apart in English obstruent clusters. The Even Yearbook 14: 135–156. http://seas.elte.hu/w/!even/20gs''
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