Accent Features on Radio Station Mostar

U radu se na temelju prikupljene snimljene građe raščlanjuju naglasna odstupanja spikera i novinara na Radiopostaje Mostar s obzirom na naglasnu normu hrvatskoga jezika. U prvomu se dijelu rada nakon kraće rasprave o naglasnim obilježjima predstavlja izbor naglasnih primjera koji se u normativnim priručnicima pojavljuju kao naglasne dublete i navode pomaci naglasnih obilježja koji su se dogodili u odnosu na zajedničku ili tradicionalniju inačicu. U drugomu dijelu rada predstavljaju se odstupanja od (neobilježene) naglasne norme prikupljenih primjera. U građi različitih radijskih emisija snimanoj tri mjeseca slušno je izdvojeno ukupno 115 riječi, od kojih se nekoliko pojavilo i u tri inačice. Odstupanja se najprije razvrstavaju s obzirom na preinake po vrstama riječi, a potom se iskazuje koliko su za promjenu naglasaka zaslužna promjena pojedinih njegovih obilježja, posebno mjesta udara, ali i ostalih.This article compares accented words of radio presenters, journalists and guests on Radio station Mostar with the accent norm of the Croatian language. A total of 115 examples, based on data collected from three months of listening to different radio shows, were analysed. The first part of the paper discusses variants offered as dubletes and tripletes in three contemporary Croatian manuals: two dictionaries and one `language advisor\u27. The choice of marked variants as well as deviations were sorted taking into consideration the parts of speech (nouns which prevail, adjectives, verbs and adverbs). It was found that changes of tone (melody) or length are less frequent than changes of stress, which could or could not be compared with changes of the other two features. So called short rising accent is involved in by far the most changes found in the data. Two thirds of stress shifts are directed towards the end of the word, and just one third towards the beginning of the word