The Autosegmental-Metric theory, the dominant one in the past decades, defines the prosodic structure of a statement as a non-recursive hierarchical organization (or partly recursive). I propose here to address the prosodic description of the Romance languages in a different theoretical perspective, allowing among other things to show the phonological similarity between different systems including the French one, often presented as the ugly duckling in the Romance group because of the absence of lexical accent in that languageLa théorie Autosegmentale-Métrique, dominante depuis quelques dizaines d’années, définit la structure prosodique d’un énoncé comme une organisation hiérarchique non récursive (ou partiellement récursive). Je me propose...
In our speeches we by-pass easily linguistic taboos with the implicit. It explains why the significa...
International audienceLes grammaires françaises divergent fortement sur la question de savoir si les...
Do semantic categories really exist? A few cognitive remarks on French Many researchers in cognitive...
The Autosegmental-Metric theory, the dominant one in the past decades, defines the prosodic structur...
Nous discutons de l’importance d'intégrer les résultats des recherches récentes en matière de prosod...
National audienceThis paper discusses the relationship between grammar and prosody as part of a broa...
International audienceModern French greatly differs not only from other Romance languages but also f...
In this paper the main rules for stress assignment in French, the constraints relative to the format...
International audienceOur aim is to show that the units defined in the laboratory by intonational ph...
National audienceThe analysis of prosodic patterns in French spontaneous speech, which is presented ...
International audienceThe links between prosody and syntax are well-known but they remain difficult ...
This paper aims at showing how the use of prosodic cues (segmentation in accentual groups and the en...
International audienceProsodic constituency and phrasing in French: a perception study The aim of th...
The article is an attempt to investigate which criteria can be used by language science in order to ...
International audienceThis EPG study of the linguopalatal articulation and coarticulation of segment...
In our speeches we by-pass easily linguistic taboos with the implicit. It explains why the significa...
International audienceLes grammaires françaises divergent fortement sur la question de savoir si les...
Do semantic categories really exist? A few cognitive remarks on French Many researchers in cognitive...
The Autosegmental-Metric theory, the dominant one in the past decades, defines the prosodic structur...
Nous discutons de l’importance d'intégrer les résultats des recherches récentes en matière de prosod...
National audienceThis paper discusses the relationship between grammar and prosody as part of a broa...
International audienceModern French greatly differs not only from other Romance languages but also f...
In this paper the main rules for stress assignment in French, the constraints relative to the format...
International audienceOur aim is to show that the units defined in the laboratory by intonational ph...
National audienceThe analysis of prosodic patterns in French spontaneous speech, which is presented ...
International audienceThe links between prosody and syntax are well-known but they remain difficult ...
This paper aims at showing how the use of prosodic cues (segmentation in accentual groups and the en...
International audienceProsodic constituency and phrasing in French: a perception study The aim of th...
The article is an attempt to investigate which criteria can be used by language science in order to ...
International audienceThis EPG study of the linguopalatal articulation and coarticulation of segment...
In our speeches we by-pass easily linguistic taboos with the implicit. It explains why the significa...
International audienceLes grammaires françaises divergent fortement sur la question de savoir si les...
Do semantic categories really exist? A few cognitive remarks on French Many researchers in cognitive...