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His paper presents a contrastive perspective on the front monophthongs in Spanish and English. Applying the quantitative contrastive method designed and used in the researchers’ earlier works of 2015 and 2019, we highlight the contrast between Spanish ...
Mohammed Shahedul Haque +1 more
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Applying Classification Trees to Stress Patterns of Japanese Loanwords in English
This paper provides an analysis of the stress patterns of loanwords of Japanese origin in English. The ctree function of the party package in R is used to create classification trees.
Bradley Lunsford
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Explaining sonority projection effects [PDF]
The term sonority projection refers to behavioural distinctions speakers make between unattested phonological sequences on the basis of sonority.
James White +5 more
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Sonority effects in the production of fricative + sonorant clusters in polish [PDF]
Abstract This paper presents the results of a phonetic study on the occurrence of transition elements in Polish fricative + nasal clusters. A n acoustic study was carried out using the CSL system, with simultaneous observation of the waveform, spectrograph, glottal waveform and glottal pulses.
Joan Castellví, Dorota T. Szmidt
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Assimilationsphänomene des Stimmtons im modernen Ukrainischen aus multilateraler Perspektive
Der Artikel präsentiert Assimilationsphänomene zwischen Konsonanten, die vor allem an der Grenze verschiedener rhythmischer Strukturen im modernen Ukrainischen zu finden sind.
Svitlana Kovtiukh
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In Levinas' unpublished lectures at the Collège philosophique, there is an analysis of the western conception of language because of a luminal paradigm of logical-conceptual relationship with being: a silent world that reveals itself in light.
David Antonio Pignalitti
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INTERNAL RHYME AS A SOUND EXPRESSIVENESS MEANS IN THE LANGUAGE OF GERMAN POETRY
Purpose. This article is devoted to the consideration of the linguistic essence of internal rhyme, as well as the analysis of rhyme terms depending on their number and location within one or different verse segments and their functioning in the poetic ...
Natalja N. Chaiko
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A phonological description of Naba
Naba, also known as Bilala, is a Nilo-Saharan (Sara-Bagirmi) language of Chad with about 410,000 speakers from three ethnic groups. This paper gives a basic description of the Naba phonological system, using segmental phonology and lexical phonology ...
Elaine Marie Scherrer
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The Untidy Playground: An Irish Congolese Case Study in Sonic Encounters with the Sacred Stranger
This paper explores the proposal that music, and particularly singing, has unique properties that render it amenable to encounters with “the other” or the sacred stranger.
Helen Phelan
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