Una perspectiva diacrónica de la entonación bonaerense

Pešková, Andrea; Feldhausen, Ingo; Gabriel, Christoph

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“…Additionally, this study complements previous research on the intonation of Argentinian Spanish, which has mainly studied varieties spoken in the capital, i.e., Buenos Aires (BA) (Colantoni 2005;Colantoni and Gurlekian 2004;Enbe and Tobin 2008;Feldhausen et al 2010Feldhausen et al , 2011Fontanella de Weinberg 1980;Gabriel et al 2010;Kaisse 2001;Labastía 2006Labastía , 2016Lee 2010;Pešková 2015;Pešková et al , 2011Pešková et al , 2012Pešková et al , 2013 and dialects such as Córdoba Spanish and Guaraní Spanish (Colantoni 2011;Dabkowski et al 2011;Feldhausen et al 2010;Lang-Rigal 2014). Finally, our systematic description of TS intonation complements the works by Fontanella de Weinberg (1966, 1971 and Rojas (1980) which provide the first and only impressionistic accounts of TS intonation.…”

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A Description of Tucumán Spanish Intonation in Argentina

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Ortega-Llebaría

2017

Open Linguistics

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This paper documents for the first time the intonation system of Tucumán Spanish, an understudied variety of Argentinian Spanish. Semi-spontaneous speech illustrating the intonation of main sentence types, i.e. broad focus statements, partial and absolute interrogatives, and imperatives and vocatives, was elicited from 31 native speakers of Tucumán Spanish via an adapted version of the Argentinian Intonation Survey (Prieto and Roseano, 2009-2013). The two authors listened to the recordings and transcribed them using the Tones and Break Indexes conventions (ToBI) (Beckman et al. 2002, Prieto and Roseano 2010, Hualde and Prieto 2015. Transcriptions of prenuclear and nuclear configurations together with their respective frequencies allowed both an appreciation of the most used configurations within each sentence type along with detailed variation at the phonetic level. For example, yes/no questions were consistently realized with a low nuclear pitch accent L* and an ascending boundary tone. However, there was variation in the height of the boundary tones yielding the frequent contour L* ¡H%, and the less frequent L* H%. Altogether, these detailed patterns document the systematic phonetic variation of the intonation system of TS and provide a basis for future research to determine the phonological status of this variation.

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A Description of Tucumán Spanish Intonation in Argentina

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Ortega-Llebaría

2017

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“…Estudios de ese tipo son los deVella (2003), Elordieta (2003, 2006), Parth & Plag (2006, McMahon (2004) Mennen (2004), Colantoni & Gurlekian (2004), O'Rourke (2005), Simonet (2008, 2011), Hickey (2008), Swerts & Zerbian (2010), Fagyal (2010), Meisenburg (2011), Feldhausen (2011), Nokes & Hay (2012), Benet et al (2012), Boula de Mareüil et al (2012),Pešková et al (2012Pešková et al ( , 2013,Muntendam (2013),Sichel-Bazin et al (2012a, 2012b,Gabriel & Kireva (2014),Nance (2015),Roseano et al (2015), FernándezRei (2016), entre otros.…”

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La Dimensión Rural-Urbana en Un Cambio Lingüístico en Curso en La Entonación Del Catalán De Menorca.

2019

Dialectologia

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ResumenEntre los varios factores sociales que pueden influir el cambio entonativo, la dimensión territorial solo se ha tenido en cuenta en un conjunto extremadamente limitado de estudios, mientras que el papel de otras variables (como la edad, el género o la clase social) se ha considerado más a menudo. Este trabajo estudia la entonación de las preguntas totales informativas de la localidad rural de Ferreries, en la isla de Menorca, y llega a la conclusión de que el cambio entonativo en curso en el cercano centro urbano de Ciutadella no afecta a la entonación de Ferreries. Este caso de estudio (que, de momento, es el único en el que se ha analizado el papel de la variable social "urbano/rural") demuestra, por lo tanto, que las zonas rurales tienden a ser más resistentes a la difusión de los cambios lingüísticos también en el ámbito entonativo. Palabras clavecambio lingüístico, entonación, urbano/rural, catalán 1 Este trabajo se ha podido llevar a cabo gracias al proyecto de investigación FFI2015-64859-P (IP Ana Ma. Fernández Planas). Agradecemos a Núria Sintes Carreras su colaboración, que se concretó en la grabación y edición de los datos de Ferreries en el marco de su trabajo de final de grado (Sintes Carreras 2016). AbstractAmong the various social factors that can influence the intonational change, the territorial dimension has been taken into account only in a limited set of studies, whereas the role of other variables (such as age, gender or social class) has been studied more often. This work studies the intonation of information-seeking yes-no questions of the rural settlement of Ferreries, on the island of Menorca, and concludes that the intonational change in course in the nearby urban area of Ciutadella does not affect the intonation of Ferreries. This case study (which, for the time being, is the only one in which the role of the "urban/rural" social variable has been analyzed) shows, therefore, that rural areas are more resistant to diffusion of linguistic changes also in the field of intonation. Palabras clavelanguage change, intonation, urban/rural, Catalan Dialectologia 23 (2019), 173-192

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Intonational variation in Minorcan Catalan: Towards a prosodic change?

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Roseano

2020

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Una perspectiva diacrónica de la entonación bonaerense

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A Description of Tucumán Spanish Intonation in Argentina

A Description of Tucumán Spanish Intonation in Argentina

La Dimensión Rural-Urbana en Un Cambio Lingüístico en Curso en La Entonación Del Catalán De Menorca.

Intonational variation in Minorcan Catalan: Towards a prosodic change?

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