2007
DOI: 10.4000/praxematique.934
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La mimésis vocale : un phénomène dialogique ?

Abstract: La mimésis vocale : un phénomène dialogique ? « Il y a des moments où pour peindre complètement quelqu'un, il faudrait que l'imitation phonétique se joignît à la description ».

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“…Speakers directly manipulate the acoustical patterns of their speech to convey different traits across communicative contexts (environmental acoustics, audience's social status, gender, and age [11]). The link between these extrinsic and intrinsic speaker characteristics and the specific acoustic characteristics of speech also depends in part on social context [12,13], and several studies show how speech acoustics affects speakers' credibility and social attractiveness differently in different languages and cultures. For example, a regional or foreign accent negatively affects speakers' credibility among American English listeners [14,15], but does not affect speakers' social attractiveness among Italian listeners [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Speakers directly manipulate the acoustical patterns of their speech to convey different traits across communicative contexts (environmental acoustics, audience's social status, gender, and age [11]). The link between these extrinsic and intrinsic speaker characteristics and the specific acoustic characteristics of speech also depends in part on social context [12,13], and several studies show how speech acoustics affects speakers' credibility and social attractiveness differently in different languages and cultures. For example, a regional or foreign accent negatively affects speakers' credibility among American English listeners [14,15], but does not affect speakers' social attractiveness among Italian listeners [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%