International audienceThis paper is a study of the 5000 most frequent word-forms of the English lexicon. Both stress and graphophonological regularities are evaluated within Fournier's (2010b) framework. The results show the high efficiency of Fournier's model and that a large number of exceptions fall into well-known classes.Cet article est une étude des 5000 mots les plus fréquents du lexique de l'anglais. Les régularités accentuelles et graphophonologiques sont évaluées dans le cadre défini par Fournier (2010b). Les résultats confirment l'efficacité de ce modèle et montrent que la plupart des exceptions appartiennent à des classes bien identifiables
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International audienceThis paper is a study of the 5000 most frequent word-forms of the English lexi...
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Le domaine de l’accentuation des mots en anglais est difficile à maîtriser dans le cadre de l’appren...
Three cross-modal priming experiments examined the role of suprasegmental information in the process...
Selon Bauer (1983), Barker (1998), Plag (2003) et Mühleisen (2010), -ee est aujourd’hui un suffixe t...
L’accent de mot en anglais ne repose pas sur une logique formelle unique (strictement phonologique) ...
International audienceThis paper is a study of the 5000 most frequent word-forms of the English lexi...
International audienceSummary of stress variation, data consistency between dictionaries, and detail...
Words ending in ; rules in conflict. The stress rule linked with words ending in , later extended t...
This study provides an analysis of stress assignment and vowel alternation in the Latinate vocabular...
International audiencePhonological free variation describes the phenomenon of there being more than ...
La littérature scientifique dédiée à l’accentuation en anglais australien standard contemporain (SAu...
International audienceIn-depth analysis of intra- and inter-dialectal variation, and of the role of ...
This paper discusses some of the theoretical issues attending the on-going changes in English phonol...
This paper attempts to show frequency effect on English word stress with corpus-based study, and to ...
This article describes some of the fundamental frequency (Fo) pattern superimposed to whole lexical ...
The scientific literature dedicated to word stress in contemporary standard Australian English (SAus...
Le domaine de l’accentuation des mots en anglais est difficile à maîtriser dans le cadre de l’appren...
Three cross-modal priming experiments examined the role of suprasegmental information in the process...
Selon Bauer (1983), Barker (1998), Plag (2003) et Mühleisen (2010), -ee est aujourd’hui un suffixe t...
L’accent de mot en anglais ne repose pas sur une logique formelle unique (strictement phonologique) ...