The fact that secondary stress occurs in pretonic syllables, one of the most favorable contexts for vowel epenthesis in Brazilian Portuguese, as pointed by sociolinguistics analysis, such as Collischonn (2002), and the observation that epenthesis creates a new syllable in this position seems to indicate that there may be correlation between this phenomenon and this type of stress. Collischonn (1994) and Moraes (2003) identify two trends in relation to the secondary stress attribution in Portuguese: initial prominence and binary alternation between strong and weak syllables. When a word has an even number of pretonic syllables these two trends can be met simultaneously; the same does not occur when the number of syllables is odd. In this pap...
RESUMO O objetivo deste trabalho é discutir o fenômeno de deslocamento acentual (stress shift) em po...
This work deals with mid vowel variation in unstressed (pretonic) vowel. We analyze this kind of vow...
In this work, based on Optimality Theory assumptions (PRINCE and SMOLENSKY, 1993; McCARTHY and PRINC...
This paper discusses the question of stress of words in Brazilian Portuguese, specially words with h...
This paper presents a study on epenthesis in Brasilian Portuguese and its interaction with word stre...
In Brazilian Portuguese, words with antepenultimate syllable stress are regarded as exceptions to le...
This paper examined the production of unstressed vowels by Brazilian Portuguese (BP) learners of Eng...
ABSTRACT This work presents a study of Brazilian Portuguese pre-stressed vowels in penultimate, tris...
This paper addresses the acoustic realisations of the pretonic vowels /e, o/ that have been previous...
This paper investigates whether values of acoustical correlates of pretonic syllables adjacent to th...
In European Portuguese (EP), emphatic stress and initial stress have been reported to be optionally ...
The deletion of medial post-stressed vowel, a process that leads to regularization of words with ant...
O objetivo deste trabalho é discutir o fenômeno de deslocamento acentual (stress shift) em português...
<p></p><p>ABSTRACT This article discusses acquisition of pre-tonic vowels in Brazilian Portuguese by...
This Dissertation is the result on investigation about the rising of the mid vowels /e/ and /o/ bef...
RESUMO O objetivo deste trabalho é discutir o fenômeno de deslocamento acentual (stress shift) em po...
This work deals with mid vowel variation in unstressed (pretonic) vowel. We analyze this kind of vow...
In this work, based on Optimality Theory assumptions (PRINCE and SMOLENSKY, 1993; McCARTHY and PRINC...
This paper discusses the question of stress of words in Brazilian Portuguese, specially words with h...
This paper presents a study on epenthesis in Brasilian Portuguese and its interaction with word stre...
In Brazilian Portuguese, words with antepenultimate syllable stress are regarded as exceptions to le...
This paper examined the production of unstressed vowels by Brazilian Portuguese (BP) learners of Eng...
ABSTRACT This work presents a study of Brazilian Portuguese pre-stressed vowels in penultimate, tris...
This paper addresses the acoustic realisations of the pretonic vowels /e, o/ that have been previous...
This paper investigates whether values of acoustical correlates of pretonic syllables adjacent to th...
In European Portuguese (EP), emphatic stress and initial stress have been reported to be optionally ...
The deletion of medial post-stressed vowel, a process that leads to regularization of words with ant...
O objetivo deste trabalho é discutir o fenômeno de deslocamento acentual (stress shift) em português...
<p></p><p>ABSTRACT This article discusses acquisition of pre-tonic vowels in Brazilian Portuguese by...
This Dissertation is the result on investigation about the rising of the mid vowels /e/ and /o/ bef...
RESUMO O objetivo deste trabalho é discutir o fenômeno de deslocamento acentual (stress shift) em po...
This work deals with mid vowel variation in unstressed (pretonic) vowel. We analyze this kind of vow...
In this work, based on Optimality Theory assumptions (PRINCE and SMOLENSKY, 1993; McCARTHY and PRINC...