Since Chomsky and Halle (1968), it has been widely assumed that stress assignment in English is achieved by utilizing the notion cyclicity; that is, under an assumption that a set of stress assignment rules applies cyclically. ..
The failure to document isochronous interstress intervals in spoken English may be attributed to the...
In linguistics stress is the relative emphasis that may be given to certain syllables in a word, or ...
Associate Professor, Department of European Languages and Translation, College of Languages and Tran...
Most theories of stress have accounted for the basic stress patterns of English by a combination of ...
Since English stress is involved with various idiosyncratic patterns, it is very difficult to give a...
This paper tests the hypothesis that stress assignment to English compounds works on the basis of an...
The linguistic literature treats hundreds of processes that apply between adjacent, open class conte...
The goal of this paper is twofold: (1) to review various behaviors of Class 1 suffixes with regard t...
This dissertation provides an account of stress flexibility in English. Stress is flexible in the se...
This paper attempts to show frequency effect on English word stress with corpus-based study, and to ...
It is generally assumed that noun-noun (NN) compounds in English are stressed on the left-hand membe...
This dissertation examines the interaction of various phonological phenomena with stress assignment....
Assignment of lexical stress to the appropriate syllable is an integral part of reading polysyllabic...
“Despite the exceptions, it seems better to attempt to produce some stress rules (even if they are r...
International audienceEnglish morphophonology has aroused considerable interest in the wake of Choms...
The failure to document isochronous interstress intervals in spoken English may be attributed to the...
In linguistics stress is the relative emphasis that may be given to certain syllables in a word, or ...
Associate Professor, Department of European Languages and Translation, College of Languages and Tran...
Most theories of stress have accounted for the basic stress patterns of English by a combination of ...
Since English stress is involved with various idiosyncratic patterns, it is very difficult to give a...
This paper tests the hypothesis that stress assignment to English compounds works on the basis of an...
The linguistic literature treats hundreds of processes that apply between adjacent, open class conte...
The goal of this paper is twofold: (1) to review various behaviors of Class 1 suffixes with regard t...
This dissertation provides an account of stress flexibility in English. Stress is flexible in the se...
This paper attempts to show frequency effect on English word stress with corpus-based study, and to ...
It is generally assumed that noun-noun (NN) compounds in English are stressed on the left-hand membe...
This dissertation examines the interaction of various phonological phenomena with stress assignment....
Assignment of lexical stress to the appropriate syllable is an integral part of reading polysyllabic...
“Despite the exceptions, it seems better to attempt to produce some stress rules (even if they are r...
International audienceEnglish morphophonology has aroused considerable interest in the wake of Choms...
The failure to document isochronous interstress intervals in spoken English may be attributed to the...
In linguistics stress is the relative emphasis that may be given to certain syllables in a word, or ...
Associate Professor, Department of European Languages and Translation, College of Languages and Tran...