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ESCA Workshop on ProsodyLund, Sweden |
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An explicitly phonological approach to prosody, of the sort provided by autosegmental and metrical theory, is necessary for understanding the relationships among different prosodic phenomena. Prominence is not a simple phonetic property of syllables but a complex phenomenon reflecting the metrical structure of a phrase or utterance, the location of (intonational) pitch accents, and the utterance's paralinguistic aspects.
Bibliographic reference. Ladd, D. Robert (1993): "Notes on the phonology of prominence", In Prosody-1993, 10-15.