مراجعة التغير التاريخي الصوتي من خلال النظرية المثلى في تغيرات أصوات العلة
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يتم مؤخرًا استخدام كفاءة النظرية المثلى في مجال التغييرات الصوتية التاريخية على وجه التحديد (التحولات الصوتیه لأصوات العلة). تحاول الدراسة الحالية مراجعة التغييرات الصوتية لـتلك GVS التحولات من خلال نمذجة النظرية المثلى وإيجاد نقطة الاتصال بينها وبين التبني الصوتي من خلال القيود الصوتية طبقا للدراسات النظرية المقدمة هنا كمراجعة. كما يسلط الضوء على تفسيرات حول مبادئ الازدواج في اصوات العلة اللغوية التي حدثت بها تحولات تلك الاصوات من خلال المعلومات المتاحة حول سیر تلك العملية ، وكشرط ، یتناول البحث الرسوم التوضيحية لمفاهيم مهمة مثل القيود الصوتیة ونظرية المطابقة.
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