The Degree of Independence of the Postpositional Mora in Sino-Japanese: Transition of the Japanese Syllabic Structure and the Sores of Japanese Buddhist Chants(<Feature Articles>Historical Studies of Japanese Phonology)

  • ASADA Kentaro
    Graduate School of Human Environmental Studies, Kyoto University

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  • 漢字音における後位モーラの独立性について : 仏教声楽譜から見た日本語の音節構造の推移(<特集>日本語音韻史の新展開)
  • 漢字音における後位モーラの独立性について--仏教声楽譜から見た日本語の音節構造の推移
  • カンジオン ニ オケル ゴイ モーラ ノ ドクリツセイ ニ ツイテ ブッキョウ セイ ガクフ カラ ミタ ニホンゴ ノ オンセツ コウゾウ ノ スイイ

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This paper describes a change in the degree of the independence of the postpositional mora by taking notice of the position of kana in the scores of shomyo, Japanese Buddhist chants. An investigation into the scores of the Nanzan-shin School, the Soo-in School and the Tendai School revealed that the postpositional mora acquired its independence as a unit of syllabication during the Medieval Japanese and Early Modern Japanese periods.

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