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El ritmo del español y el del inglés. Repercusiones metodológicas sobre su medición acústica
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Espinosa, Gonzalo Eduardo
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<p text="" align="justify">Desde un abordaje fonológico, el ritmo de habla se considera como la suma de diversas propiedades fonético-fonológicas, como la estructura silábica, el rol del acento y la reducción vocálica. El español y el inglés representan dos tipologías rítmicas marcadamente diferenciadas. Para dar cuenta de las diferencias rítmicas de las lenguas se han instrumentado diversas mediciones acústicas. En este trabajo adoptamos dos de las principales métricas rítmicas de duración: %V y VarcoV, empleadas en dos tratamientos distintos según el cómputo de las pausas en el habla (métodos A y B del programa Correlatore) y según los elementos finales antes de las pausas (inclusión y exclusión del intervalo final). Por medio de un corpus obtenido de forma experimental, comparamos las distintas mediciones para dar cuenta de los cómputos más productivos a la hora de reflejar las diferencias del ritmo del español de la Patagonia argentina y el del inglés estándar de Inglaterra y Estados Unidos. Nuestros resultados indican que la manera más óptima de diferenciar estos dos ritmos corresponde al empleo de la métrica VarcoV por medio del método B y con exclusión del intervalo final.<br /><br />Abstract<br /><br /><span>From a phonological approach, speech rhythm has been conceived of as the product of different phonetic and phonological properties, such as syllabic structure, the role of stress and vowel reduction. Spanish and English represent two clearly different rhythmic typologies. Many acoustic measurements have been developed in order to account for the rhythmic differences among languages. In this study two rhythm metrics are adopted: %V and VarcoV. These metrics are computed considering two treatments for pauses (method A and B from the software Correlatore) and the treatment for intervals before pauses (with inclusion or exclusion of final intervals). By means of a corpus obtained experimentally, different measurements are compared so as to get the most productive way of distinguishing the rhythm of Spanish in Patagonia, Argentina, and the rhythm from standard British English and standard American English. The results indicate that the most effective technique for reflecting rhythmical differences is by means of VarcoV, method B and exclusion of final intervals.</span></p>
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<p text="" align="justify">Desde un abordaje fonológico, el ritmo de habla se considera como la suma de diversas propiedades fonético-fonológicas, como la estructura silábica, el rol del acento y la reducción vocálica. El español y el inglés representan dos tipologías rítmicas marcadamente diferenciadas. Para dar cuenta de las diferencias rítmicas de las lenguas se han instrumentado diversas mediciones acústicas. En este trabajo adoptamos dos de las principales métricas rítmicas de duración: %V y VarcoV, empleadas en dos tratamientos distintos según el cómputo de las pausas en el habla (métodos A y B del programa Correlatore) y según los elementos finales antes de las pausas (inclusión y exclusión del intervalo final). Por medio de un corpus obtenido de forma experimental, comparamos las distintas mediciones para dar cuenta de los cómputos más productivos a la hora de reflejar las diferencias del ritmo del español de la Patagonia argentina y el del inglés estándar de Inglaterra y Estados Unidos. Nuestros resultados indican que la manera más óptima de diferenciar estos dos ritmos corresponde al empleo de la métrica VarcoV por medio del método B y con exclusión del intervalo final.<br /><br />Abstract<br /><br /><span>From a phonological approach, speech rhythm has been conceived of as the product of different phonetic and phonological properties, such as syllabic structure, the role of stress and vowel reduction. Spanish and English represent two clearly different rhythmic typologies. Many acoustic measurements have been developed in order to account for the rhythmic differences among languages. In this study two rhythm metrics are adopted: %V and VarcoV. These metrics are computed considering two treatments for pauses (method A and B from the software Correlatore) and the treatment for intervals before pauses (with inclusion or exclusion of final intervals). By means of a corpus obtained experimentally, different measurements are compared so as to get the most productive way of distinguishing the rhythm of Spanish in Patagonia, Argentina, and the rhythm from standard British English and standard American English. The results indicate that the most effective technique for reflecting rhythmical differences is by means of VarcoV, method B and exclusion of final intervals.</span></p>
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<a href="http://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/htdoc/revele/index.php/lingustica/article/view/2062" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Quintú Quimün 2, 2018. ISSN 2591-541X</a>
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Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Facultad de Lenguas
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<div class="csl-entry">Espinosa, G. E. (2018). El ritmo del español y el del inglés. Repercusiones metodológicas sobre su medición acústica. <i>Quintú Quimün. Revista de lingüística</i>, (2), 1-21.</div>
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<a href="http://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/htdoc/revele/index.php/lingustica/article/view/2062">Ver en el sitio de la revista</a>
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Gonzalo Eduardo Espinosa
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Speech rhythm in Spanish and English. Methodological implications about its acoustic measurement
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Presentaciones en congresos, conferencias, jornadas y otros eventos científicos en los que ha participado el personal docente de la Facultad de Lenguas
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The role of prominences in typologically different rhythms
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Espinosa, Gonzalo Eduardo
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Speech rhythm is understood as a byproduct of phonetic and phonological characteristics like syllabic structure, vowel reduction and the role of accent. In order to capture these properties, several rhythm metrics have been proposed in the literature so as to give an account of different aspects of rhythm. The aim of this study is to focus on the role of accent, as manifested in the prominences of an utterance, in the timing patterns of two typologically different rhythms represented by Spanish and English. Two rhythm metrics, %V and VarcoV, have been chosen in order to measure the production of a specially designed reading task by speakers from Patagonia, south of Argentina, as well as the southeast of England and the northeast of the United States. Results indicate that (1) there is a significant effect of prominences in the two English varieties, but not in Spanish, as shown by %V and VarcoV, and (2) there is a categorical difference between rhythm types, as shown by VarcoV.
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Speech rhythm is understood as a byproduct of phonetic and phonological characteristics like syllabic structure, vowel reduction and the role of accent. In order to capture these properties, several rhythm metrics have been proposed in the literature so as to give an account of different aspects of rhythm. The aim of this study is to focus on the role of accent, as manifested in the prominences of an utterance, in the timing patterns of two typologically different rhythms represented by Spanish and English. Two rhythm metrics, %V and VarcoV, have been chosen in order to measure the production of a specially designed reading task by speakers from Patagonia, south of Argentina, as well as the southeast of England and the northeast of the United States. Results indicate that (1) there is a significant effect of prominences in the two English varieties, but not in Spanish, as shown by %V and VarcoV, and (2) there is a categorical difference between rhythm types, as shown by VarcoV.
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pp. 94-98
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<div class="csl-entry">ISCA. <a href="https://doi.org/10.21437/SpeechProsody.2018-19">https://doi.org/10.21437/SpeechProsody.2018-19</a></div>
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Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Speech Prosody (pp. 94-98). Poznań, Poland: International Speech Communication Association. ISCA. https://doi.org/10.21437/SpeechProsody.2018-19
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<div class="csl-entry">Espinosa, G. E. (2018). The role of prominences in typologically different rhythms. En <i>Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Speech Prosody</i> (pp. 94-98). Poznań, Poland: International Speech Communication Association. ISCA. <a href="https://doi.org/10.21437/SpeechProsody.2018-19">https://doi.org/10.21437/SpeechProsody.2018-19</a></div>
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Artículos de docentes/investigadores de la Facultad de Lenguas publicados en revistas científicas
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On the uncertain nature of speech rhythm and its relevance in L2 acquisition
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Espinosa, Gonzalo Eduardo
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<em>Abstract:</em> <br />This article is aimed at reviewing the different accounts for speech rhythm in the languages of the world. It addresses three main aspects in the literature on rhythm based on an impressionistic description, on a phonological explanation, and on the implementation of metrics to measure speech quantitatively. Some relevant studies on L1 speech rhythm are discussed in order to see the different attempts to categorize languages and to describe linguistic variations. In addition, the comparison of Germanic and Romance rhythm leads to the analysis of non-native speech with implications for the teaching and learning of L2 prosody, specifically in the acquisition of English rhythm by Spanish learners. <br /><br /><em>Resumen:</em> <br />El objetivo de este artículo es dar cuenta de las distintas descripciones del ritmo del habla en las lenguas del mundo. Se abordan tres aspectos principales en la literatura sobre ritmo basados en una descripción impresionista, una explicación fonológica, y la implementación de métricas para medir el habla cuantitativamente. Se discuten algunos estudios relevantes sobre el ritmo en L1 con el fin de conocer los distintos intentos de hacer una categorización de las lenguas y de describir la variación lingüística. Asimismo, la comparación del ritmo germánico y románico lleva al análisis del habla no-nativa con implicancias al momento de enseñar y aprender la prosodia de una L2, específicamente en la adquisición del ritmo inglés por hablantes nativos de español.
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<em>Abstract:</em> <br />This article is aimed at reviewing the different accounts for speech rhythm in the languages of the world. It addresses three main aspects in the literature on rhythm based on an impressionistic description, on a phonological explanation, and on the implementation of metrics to measure speech quantitatively. Some relevant studies on L1 speech rhythm are discussed in order to see the different attempts to categorize languages and to describe linguistic variations. In addition, the comparison of Germanic and Romance rhythm leads to the analysis of non-native speech with implications for the teaching and learning of L2 prosody, specifically in the acquisition of English rhythm by Spanish learners. <br /><br /><em>Resumen:</em> <br />El objetivo de este artículo es dar cuenta de las distintas descripciones del ritmo del habla en las lenguas del mundo. Se abordan tres aspectos principales en la literatura sobre ritmo basados en una descripción impresionista, una explicación fonológica, y la implementación de métricas para medir el habla cuantitativamente. Se discuten algunos estudios relevantes sobre el ritmo en L1 con el fin de conocer los distintos intentos de hacer una categorización de las lenguas y de describir la variación lingüística. Asimismo, la comparación del ritmo germánico y románico lleva al análisis del habla no-nativa con implicancias al momento de enseñar y aprender la prosodia de una L2, específicamente en la adquisición del ritmo inglés por hablantes nativos de español.
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AJAL. Argentinian Journal of Applied Linguistics, 4(1), 5-22, 2016
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Federación Argentina de Asociaciones de Profesores de Inglés. FAAFI
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2016
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pp. 5-22
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Espinosa, G. E. (2016). On the uncertain nature of speech rhythm and its relevance in L2 acquisition. AJAL. Argentinian Journal of Applied Linguistics, 4(1), 5-22.
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speech rhythm