Language, Band 83,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 |
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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. focus , and conversely that the semantic focus could be a constituent that is not F - marked . It should now be broadly clear how the strong / weak split relates to the question of whether there ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. focus , and conversely that the semantic focus could be a constituent that is not F - marked . It should now be broadly clear how the strong / weak split relates to the question of whether there ...
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... focus . He found that the pitch track was flat in SO - focus position , but that he could auditorily detect the marking of SO focus in his own productions . Furthermore , he noted that this marking of SO focus is visible in the small ...
... focus . He found that the pitch track was flat in SO - focus position , but that he could auditorily detect the marking of SO focus in his own productions . Furthermore , he noted that this marking of SO focus is visible in the small ...
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... focus and that of unfocused repeated expressions is humanly detectable , not that it is reliably detectable in natural situations . In addition , it is impossible to know from this experiment whether listeners actually use phonetic ...
... focus and that of unfocused repeated expressions is humanly detectable , not that it is reliably detectable in natural situations . In addition , it is impossible to know from this experiment whether listeners actually use phonetic ...
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