Una primera aproximación a la prosodia del habla urbana de Sevilla

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Starting from the basis that the main approach of the research is based on a phonetic focus, with phonological, dialectologic and sociolinguistic implications, the currect research is aimed at offering the first steps recently carried out with the purpose of achieving the description of a group of simple affirmative sentences and absolute interrogative sentences of the SVO-type, based on an experimental-speech analysis of the urban speech from Seville. For that aim, the description of the prosodic features (intonation, characteristics of duration and intensity), drawn from a female Sevillian subject, aged 45 and with an average literacy, is finally dealt with attempting to establish the relationships between accent and intonation.

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2005-12-31

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Congosto Martín, Y. (2005). Una primera aproximación a la prosodia del habla urbana de Sevilla. Journal of Experimental Phonetics, 14, 225–246. Retrieved from https://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/experimentalphonetics/article/view/44493

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Vol. 14 (2005)

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