Relationship navigator · ATLAS 262
Relationship navigator
Connect concepts, recognize distinctions and examine why a connection is recorded.
Open editorial and specialist review
Independent specialist review remains open. The review cases below preserve the limits of the evidence and of the current assignments.
- Apelasis and Doxa EN-13
The Atlas documents the editorial link under the German cue Geltung. Harjung’s entry has been checked in full. The historical basis of the link remains open.
The English texts include individual explanations, comparison notes and navigation references. The recorded status and evidence describe the underlying connection. Independent specialist review of the Chinese edition also remains open.
Find a connecting route between two concepts
4 connections in this selection
R-10 · Subject neighbour · directed
Affricate → Phoneme
- Meaning of the relation type
- Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Why connected?
- English editorial text
An affricate combines a closure with a release into friction. Whether it functions as a single phoneme depends on the sound system of the language. Its phonetic shape alone cannot settle the question. - Evidence basis
- Gemeinsamer fachlicher Kontinent (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Recorded review status
- ATLAS_109 klassifiziert (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
R-72 · Subject neighbour · directed
Aspiration → Affricate
- Meaning of the relation type
- Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Why connected?
- English editorial text
Some languages contrast aspirated and unaspirated affricates. Affrication describes the transition from closure to friction. Aspiration is a further property of how the sound is produced. - Evidence basis
- Gemeinsamer fachlicher Kontinent (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Recorded review status
- ATLAS_109 klassifiziert (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
R-75 · Subject neighbour · directed
Assimilation → Affricate
- Meaning of the relation type
- Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Why connected?
- English editorial text
Affrication and assimilation both concern how articulatory movements are coordinated. An affricate is a sound with a closure and a fricated release. Assimilation is a process in which a sound becomes more like another. - Evidence basis
- Gemeinsamer fachlicher Kontinent (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Recorded review status
- ATLAS_109 klassifiziert (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
R-132 · Subject neighbour · directed
Distinctive feature → Affricate
- Meaning of the relation type
- Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Why connected?
- English editorial text
Affricates raise questions about how their features are organised and whether they form a single phonological unit. Distinctive features can help distinguish them from other segments. The analysis depends on their role in the language’s sound system. - Evidence basis
- Gemeinsamer fachlicher Kontinent (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
- Recorded review status
- ATLAS_109 klassifiziert (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)