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What happens phonetically in the production of stems in words such
as days and daze? Do inflectional stems differ phonetically from
monomorphemic words? Can these differences be perceived? This
volume aims to answer these questions in a replication project by
investigating data from two corpora and a production experiment, as
well as by extending this research with two perception experiments.
It investigates what happens phonetically in the stems of words
that end in homophonous suffixes, and whether listeners can
perceive these subtle phonetic differences. Two potential effects
were termed; categorical paradigm uniformity, in which stems of
words ending in [s, z] are expected to have longer durations if
these words are morphologically complex (e.g. days is longer than
daze), as well as gradient paradigm uniformity, in which the
frequency of related words is expected to have an influence on
paradigm members (e.g. day influences days). Findings from these
studies contribute to a growing body of research in the field of
morphophonetics.
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