The goal of this thesis is to investigate prosodic correlates of discourse markers according to their pragmatic functions observed in speech corpora. It examines six discourse markers in French (alors, bon, donc, enfin, quoi, voilà) and three markers in English (now, so, well). For this study, an annotation was carried out with class labels (marker or non marker), as well as pragmatic function labels for the occurrences identified as markers. The prosodic features considered are: position of the word in its intonational unit, presence of adjacent pauses to the word, and tonal articulation of the word with its immediate context.Results show that there is a correlation between prosodic features of the words studied and their class (marker or ...
International audienceDiscourse markers pose a challenge to classification: on the one hand they are...
International audienceDiscourse markers pose a challenge to classification: on the one hand they are...
Yaru WU : membre associée au LPP/CNRS (UMR 7018, Université Sorbonne-Nouvelle) et au LISN/CNRS (UMR ...
Cette thèse a pour but d’étudier des corrélats prosodiques de marqueurs discursifs selon leur foncti...
International audienceThis paper investigates the prosodic characteristics of French and English dis...
International audienceThe goal of this study is to investigate how prosodicparameters can contribute...
International audienceThe goal of this study is to investigate how prosodicparameters can contribute...
This presentation reports the method and quantitative results of a corpus-based approach to discours...
We report on three experiments that aim at measuring the role of prosody in the acceptability and in...
International audienceThis paper analyses prosodic properties of three discourse particles (DP) in F...
International audienceIn French, quite a number of words and expressions are frequently used as disc...
National audienceIn French, some words and expressions are frequently used as discourse particles in...
In this paper we exhibit macrosyntactic and prosodic fea- tures that are characteristic not only of ...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
International audienceDiscourse markers pose a challenge to classification: on the one hand they are...
International audienceDiscourse markers pose a challenge to classification: on the one hand they are...
Yaru WU : membre associée au LPP/CNRS (UMR 7018, Université Sorbonne-Nouvelle) et au LISN/CNRS (UMR ...
Cette thèse a pour but d’étudier des corrélats prosodiques de marqueurs discursifs selon leur foncti...
International audienceThis paper investigates the prosodic characteristics of French and English dis...
International audienceThe goal of this study is to investigate how prosodicparameters can contribute...
International audienceThe goal of this study is to investigate how prosodicparameters can contribute...
This presentation reports the method and quantitative results of a corpus-based approach to discours...
We report on three experiments that aim at measuring the role of prosody in the acceptability and in...
International audienceThis paper analyses prosodic properties of three discourse particles (DP) in F...
International audienceIn French, quite a number of words and expressions are frequently used as disc...
National audienceIn French, some words and expressions are frequently used as discourse particles in...
In this paper we exhibit macrosyntactic and prosodic fea- tures that are characteristic not only of ...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
International audienceOur study focuses on the issue of prosodic annotation and of the prosody ~ syn...
International audienceDiscourse markers pose a challenge to classification: on the one hand they are...
International audienceDiscourse markers pose a challenge to classification: on the one hand they are...
Yaru WU : membre associée au LPP/CNRS (UMR 7018, Université Sorbonne-Nouvelle) et au LISN/CNRS (UMR ...