This article concerns French rhythm. Rhythm (repetition and alternation of similar or opposite patterns) may be perceived at three different levels: the breath group (or intonation group), the prosodic word and the syllable. The breath group level (or intonation group) consists in the repetition and alternation of two highly contrastive global tunes, which resembles Jones' Tune 1 and Tune 2 for English, but the differences between the rising or falling tunes are extremely exaggerated in French. The second level concerns the repetition of an archetypal prosodic word (PW) rising pattern. A PW is composed of one or more lexical words. For a given rhythm, the speaker tends to utter PWs of similar length, regrouping, if necessary, short lexical ...
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International audienceAn experiment was carried out to examine the possibility of word-final F0 rise...
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Durational variation associated with accentuation and final lengthening is examined in a corpus of a...
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Cet article présente les résultats d’une étude du rythme prosodique du français et de l’anglais de F...
(version PDF imprimable; le PDF déposé pour la version 1 n'était pas imprimable. Le texte est inchan...
The necessity for including the study of stress and intonation in the teaching of English is officia...
International audienceAn experiment was carried out to examine the possibility of word-final F0 rise...
This article describes some of the fundamental frequency (Fo) pattern superimposed to whole lexical ...
International audienceThis article discusses the prosodic characteristics of French, in light of a m...
This dissertation demonstrates the importance of rhythm in English speech and particularly on intell...
In French, accentuation is said to be post-lexical, marking the phrase rather than the word. That is...
Durational variation associated with accentuation and final lengthening is examined in a corpus of a...
This thesis was motivated by the absence of systems of evaluation of the prosody of English spoken b...
According to Abercrombie (1965), languages are divided into two types of linguistic rhythm: accentua...
International audienceThough two levels of phrasing are generally accepted for French, a large degre...
Il est communément admis que la langue orale représente une difficulté importante pour les francopho...
Cet article présente les résultats d’une étude du rythme prosodique du français et de l’anglais de F...
(version PDF imprimable; le PDF déposé pour la version 1 n'était pas imprimable. Le texte est inchan...
The necessity for including the study of stress and intonation in the teaching of English is officia...
International audienceAn experiment was carried out to examine the possibility of word-final F0 rise...