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Sociophonetics and intonation: a proposal for socioprosodics [PDF]
, 2023 In this chapter we address sociophonetics and intonation. We note complementary trends among scholars of intonation to delve into social factors as a source of variability and among variationists and sociophoneticians to research intonational components ...
Baltazani, Mary, O'Rourke, Erin
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, 2023 This chapter introduces the history and development of Chinese sociophonetics and its main achievements. Chinese sociophonetics began as a combination of Chinese sociolinguistics and instrumental phonetics around 2000.
Jingwei, Zhang +2 more
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Sociophonetics and Multilingualism [PDF]
, 2023 The majority of the world’s population likely has been and currently is multilingual. However, work in sociophonetics has focused largely on monolingual communities.
Tomé Lourido, G., Evans, B.G
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, 2023 Research in sociolinguistics and sociophonetics has long relied on appeals to “identity” as a means of accounting for patterns of variation in language use. Yet “identity” is a famously nebulous term, making it sometimes difficult to apply effectively as
Levon, Erez, Katsiveli, Stamatina
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Sociophonetics and the sociolinguistic-phonetic interface
, 2023 Sociophonetics is often defined as the interface between sociolinguistics and phonetics. The rich research tradition and meta-literature of this interface has reached a new milestone with the publication of the Routledge handbook of sociophonetics.
Strelluf, Christopher
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, 2022 Sociophonetics research is located at the interface of sociolinguistics and experimental phonetics. Its primary focus is to shed new light on the social-indexical phonetic properties of speech, revealing a wide range of phonetic parameters that map ...
Docherty, Gerard, Gerard Docherty
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Sociophonetics and oral history
, 2023 This paper addresses the relationships between sociophonetics and oral history from the point of view of the artifacts they both produce: oral archives. Differences and similarities with respect to fieldwork and data collection, the relationship between ...
Calamai, Silvia
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, 2023 The study of vowel variation has featured prominently in advancing sociophonetic theory and methods, driving technological innovation and motivating the formulation of novel research questions.
Docherty, Gerard, Cox, Felicity
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Languages, 2020 This article presents a study of measures of center of gravity (COG) in phrase-final fricative epithesis (PFFE) produced by L1 and L2 speakers of Continental French (CF).
Amanda Dalola, Keiko Bridwell
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