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Phonetic variability as a static/dynamic process in speech communication: a cross linguistic study

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This study is a cross-linguistic investigation of qualitative and quantitative variations due to 1/ the structure of vocalic system, 2/ the amount of context within speech message. We hypothesize that phonetic distinctivity of vowels in a language is relative to 1/ the properties of the phonological system, 2/ the amount of informational context. Three languages (Spanish, French and English) were analyzed in three different types of speech (isolated vowels, within words and within texts). Results show 1/ centralization in the three vocalic systems relative to the amount of context, 2/ an increase of vowel dispersion also due to an increase of context information.
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hal-00142930 , version 1 (23-04-2007)

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Christine Meunier, Robert Espesser, Cheryl Frenck-Mestre. Phonetic variability as a static/dynamic process in speech communication: a cross linguistic study. Laboratory Phonology (LabPhon), Jun 2006, Paris, France. pp.129-130. ⟨hal-00142930⟩
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