The work described here is grounded by two major observations. Firstly, most of the French intonation models agree on the existence of two levels of prosodic phrasing: the accentual phrase and the intonation phrase. Secondly, although the existence of an additional level of structure ranked between these two levels has been proposed for French, the phonetic and phonological properties of this intermediate phrase (ip) have not been clearly defined. In this thesis we provide evidence for the existence of an intermediate level of phrasing in French through both speech production and perception studies. Results of five experiments conducted within the framework of laboratory phonology revealed specific ip phonetic and phonological properties an...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to investigate prosodic phrasing and more precisely t...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
International audienceStudies addressing prosodic constituency in French generally agree on two leve...
The work described here is grounded by two major observations. Firstly, most of the French intonatio...
Le travail présenté ici est sous-tendu par deux observations majeures. Premièrement, la plupart des ...
Le travail présenté ici est sous-tendu par deux observations majeures. Premièrement, la plupart des ...
In French, accentuation is said to be post-lexical, marking the phrase rather than the word. That is...
International audienceWithin the autosegmental-metrical theory of intonation, there is only weak evi...
L’accent en français est considéré comme un accent post-lexical marquant le niveau du groupe de mots...
The existence of an intermediate level of phrasing (ip) has been shown for several Germanic as well ...
The two experiments reported here support an analysis based on constraints which reflect the syntax-...
International audienceThis paper investigates boundary and prominence phenomena in French through a ...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceStress and prosodic constituency in French: issues in phonology and speech pro...
International audienceIt is well established that the speech flow is segmented into prosodic phrases...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to investigate prosodic phrasing and more precisely t...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
International audienceStudies addressing prosodic constituency in French generally agree on two leve...
The work described here is grounded by two major observations. Firstly, most of the French intonatio...
Le travail présenté ici est sous-tendu par deux observations majeures. Premièrement, la plupart des ...
Le travail présenté ici est sous-tendu par deux observations majeures. Premièrement, la plupart des ...
In French, accentuation is said to be post-lexical, marking the phrase rather than the word. That is...
International audienceWithin the autosegmental-metrical theory of intonation, there is only weak evi...
L’accent en français est considéré comme un accent post-lexical marquant le niveau du groupe de mots...
The existence of an intermediate level of phrasing (ip) has been shown for several Germanic as well ...
The two experiments reported here support an analysis based on constraints which reflect the syntax-...
International audienceThis paper investigates boundary and prominence phenomena in French through a ...
International audienceA growing number of studies have shown that prosodic boundaries are obvious ca...
International audienceStress and prosodic constituency in French: issues in phonology and speech pro...
International audienceIt is well established that the speech flow is segmented into prosodic phrases...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to investigate prosodic phrasing and more precisely t...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
International audienceStudies addressing prosodic constituency in French generally agree on two leve...