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Jan , but this first accent is perceived as less prominent than the nuclear accent that marks the focus , Bill . This observation corresponds to Jackendoff's ( 1972 : 230 ) generalization that focus is marked by ' the main stress ... in ...
Jan , but this first accent is perceived as less prominent than the nuclear accent that marks the focus , Bill . This observation corresponds to Jackendoff's ( 1972 : 230 ) generalization that focus is marked by ' the main stress ... in ...
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Féry and Ishihara ( 2005 ) found that in German , too , postnuclear SO foci are marked by longer durations but not by pitch accents . Of course , if a speaker chose to mark SO focus with a pitch accent , it is quite possible that the ...
Féry and Ishihara ( 2005 ) found that in German , too , postnuclear SO foci are marked by longer durations but not by pitch accents . Of course , if a speaker chose to mark SO focus with a pitch accent , it is quite possible that the ...
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Dryer is certainly right to suggest that the most prominent accent in B's utterance can be on many people rather than a book . But it is not clear to us whether this sentence can be felicitously uttered with no pitch accent on a book .
Dryer is certainly right to suggest that the most prominent accent in B's utterance can be on many people rather than a book . But it is not clear to us whether this sentence can be felicitously uttered with no pitch accent on a book .
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