Abstract. The origin and typological differentiation of the realization of the Scandinavian pitch accent distinction can be attributed largely to the well-documented phonetic mechanism of tone target delay. The account makes it possible to understand the complex typology and diachrony of compound accentuation. The paper argues that typology should be accountable more generally, not only to phonetics, but to historical linguistics and dialect geography as well, rather than linguistic cognition as in OT. The paper thus offers a strategy for conducting typological research without assuming typology is inherent in the grammar
This paper looks for preliminary phonetic evi-dence in support of a phonological difference between ...
textThis dissertation examines the lexical tonal accent contrast of the Trondersk dialect of East No...
This study, addressing the analysis of pitch patterns in Estonian Swedish compounds, enables us to d...
In recent analyses of Scandinavian tonal accent, two competing hypotheses can be identified, the pri...
This PPT-presentation, given at a conference in 2004, is an early version of the hypothesis that the...
This article questions the prevalent account of North Germanic tonogenesis, which proposes that at t...
This paper presents a t,heoretical framework for a model of perceived accentuation categories. This ...
In this paper I argue for a property-driven approach to phonological typology. Rather than seeking t...
In this paper the prosodic typology for Swedish dialects is tested against new data collected in the...
Do E.A. Meyer's tonal word accents contours from the Swedish dialects provide a reliable basis...
This chapter presents the results of a production study with twelve speakers of South Swedish. The r...
Accent 1 is very much accepted in the literature as the default tonal marker in Scandinavian languag...
In Scandinavian tonology two views exist with respect to how tones are associated with the segmental...
In this paper the prosodic typology for Swedish dialects is tested against new data collected in the...
A new formal analysis of the tonal accent contrast in Urban East Norwegian (UEN), is developed in th...
This paper looks for preliminary phonetic evi-dence in support of a phonological difference between ...
textThis dissertation examines the lexical tonal accent contrast of the Trondersk dialect of East No...
This study, addressing the analysis of pitch patterns in Estonian Swedish compounds, enables us to d...
In recent analyses of Scandinavian tonal accent, two competing hypotheses can be identified, the pri...
This PPT-presentation, given at a conference in 2004, is an early version of the hypothesis that the...
This article questions the prevalent account of North Germanic tonogenesis, which proposes that at t...
This paper presents a t,heoretical framework for a model of perceived accentuation categories. This ...
In this paper I argue for a property-driven approach to phonological typology. Rather than seeking t...
In this paper the prosodic typology for Swedish dialects is tested against new data collected in the...
Do E.A. Meyer's tonal word accents contours from the Swedish dialects provide a reliable basis...
This chapter presents the results of a production study with twelve speakers of South Swedish. The r...
Accent 1 is very much accepted in the literature as the default tonal marker in Scandinavian languag...
In Scandinavian tonology two views exist with respect to how tones are associated with the segmental...
In this paper the prosodic typology for Swedish dialects is tested against new data collected in the...
A new formal analysis of the tonal accent contrast in Urban East Norwegian (UEN), is developed in th...
This paper looks for preliminary phonetic evi-dence in support of a phonological difference between ...
textThis dissertation examines the lexical tonal accent contrast of the Trondersk dialect of East No...
This study, addressing the analysis of pitch patterns in Estonian Swedish compounds, enables us to d...