In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investigated the role of prosody when linguistic and extra-linguistic information coincide or contradict. Speakers described abnormally colored fruits in conditions where contrastive focus and discourse relations were varied. We found that the coincidence of contrast and abnormality enhances accentuation in Bulgarian as it did in Dutch. Surprisingly, when both factors are in conflict, the prosodic prominence of abnormality often overruled focus accentuation in both Bulgarian and Dutch, though the languages also show marked differences
This study compares how Dutch and German, two closely related languages, signal a shift from a negat...
This study compares how Dutch and German, two closely related languages, signal a shift from a negat...
Current research on spoken language does not provide a consistent picture as to whether prosody, the...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In this paper, we discuss the interplay of factors that influence the intonational marking of contra...
In this paper we discuss the influence of semantically unexpected information on the prosodic realiz...
In this paper we discuss the influence of semantically unexpected information on the prosodic realiz...
In this paper we discuss the influence of semantically unexpected information on the prosodic realiz...
In this paper, we discuss the interplay of factors that influence the intonational marking of contra...
This study compares how Dutch and German, two closely related languages, signal a shift from a negat...
This study compares how Dutch and German, two closely related languages, signal a shift from a negat...
Current research on spoken language does not provide a consistent picture as to whether prosody, the...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In a production experiment on Bulgarian that was based on a previous study on Dutch [1], we investig...
In this paper, we discuss the interplay of factors that influence the intonational marking of contra...
In this paper we discuss the influence of semantically unexpected information on the prosodic realiz...
In this paper we discuss the influence of semantically unexpected information on the prosodic realiz...
In this paper we discuss the influence of semantically unexpected information on the prosodic realiz...
In this paper, we discuss the interplay of factors that influence the intonational marking of contra...
This study compares how Dutch and German, two closely related languages, signal a shift from a negat...
This study compares how Dutch and German, two closely related languages, signal a shift from a negat...
Current research on spoken language does not provide a consistent picture as to whether prosody, the...