2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1981-57942012000200012
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A study on speech rate as a prosodic feature in spontaneous narrative

Abstract: • ABSTRACT: Speech rate is examined in this paper as a prosodic feature employed in the signaling of spontaneous narrative structure. Assuming that narratives have a structural system in itself, and that interactants mark their moves and their more global activities in order to make them unambiguous (JEFFERSON, 1978;SACKS, 1972), the present paper examines speech rate phenomena, from an acoustic-experimental approach, in 17 spontaneous narratives, using one of the most influential models for narrative analysis… Show more

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