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Abstract This chapter analyses the ways in which individuals may encounter ‘accentism’. Accentism refers to the discrimination of a person or group based on the way they speak, which engages linguistic ideologies that intersect with nationality, region, country of origin, and social class background to divide and separate people who ...
Stephanie Dryden +2 more
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Accent Attribution in Speakers with Foreign Accent
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Verhoeven, J +5 more
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2000
Abstract ‘Accent’ has proved to be one of the most controversial of the prosodic features, generating a considerable amount of theoretical debate. There has been-and continues to be-disagreement about the phonetic nature of the phenomenon, its phonological role, and the appropriate mode of its description, as well as its relationship to ...
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Abstract ‘Accent’ has proved to be one of the most controversial of the prosodic features, generating a considerable amount of theoretical debate. There has been-and continues to be-disagreement about the phonetic nature of the phenomenon, its phonological role, and the appropriate mode of its description, as well as its relationship to ...
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Proceeding of Fourth International Conference on Spoken Language Processing. ICSLP '96, 1996
Carlos Teixeira +2 more
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The N400 reveals implicit accent-induced prejudice
Speech Communication, 2022Emmanuel Ferragne
exaly
‘I like my accent but…’: EFL teachers’ evaluation of English accent varieties
Language Awareness, 2022Hulya Misir, Nurdan Gurbuz
exaly
Automatic accent identification as an analytical tool for accent robust automatic speech recognition
Speech Communication, 2020Maryam Najafian, Martin Russell
exaly
1995
Abstract In many languages particular syllables have special prominence relative to others. This prominence, which is the result of variations of amplitude or pitch of voiced phones (or spans of phones), goes by the name accent. Traditionally one speaks of two species of accent: stress accent and pitch accent (alternatively, musical ...
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Abstract In many languages particular syllables have special prominence relative to others. This prominence, which is the result of variations of amplitude or pitch of voiced phones (or spans of phones), goes by the name accent. Traditionally one speaks of two species of accent: stress accent and pitch accent (alternatively, musical ...
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