Violeta Martínez-Paricio
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1015487 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Violeta Martínez-Paricio |
| NOMBRES | Violeta |
| APELLIDO | Martínez-Paricio |
| FIRMA | MARTÍNEZ-PARICIO V |
| AFILIACIONES | Universitat de València |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3616-128X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Antepenultimate rhyme in Spanish and Greek as a window to metrically weak positions
Meter and rhyme in poetry have often been used as diagnostics for phonological structure. In this contribution, we investigate how rhyme can provide insights into prosodic foot constituency. In particular, we show that rhyme patterns involving words with antepenultimate stress in Spanish and Greek poetry constitute evidence for internally layered ternary feet, based on an asymmetry that arises between unstressed post-tonic medial vs. unstressed w…
The prosody of Spanish acronyms
This paper presents a first attempt to formally characterize the prosodic properties of Spanish acronyms. Based on the examination of a dataset and the results of a written questionnaire and perception test administered to native speakers, the stress patterns and prosodic size of Spanish acronyms are investigated. We show that stress in acronyms follows the regular stress patterns of the language. We further claim that acronyms are restricted to …
Is the Foot a Prosodic Domain in European Portuguese
It is widely accepted that languages organize speech material into prosodic domains, which are hierarchically arranged. However, it is still a matter of debate whether this prosodic hierarchy is composed of a small number of universal categories, or whether these prosodic categories are language-particular and emergent. In this article, we concentrate on one of these categories, the foot, and we investigate its role in European Portuguese (EP). W…
Trisyllabic hypocoristics in Spanish and layered feet
A Note on the Relationship between Grid Structure and Metrical Structure in Banawá
The stress system of Banawa ́, an endangered Arawan language spoken in the Brazilian Amazon, constitutes a puzzling case study for metrical phonology. It has been claimed that its metrical representations violate the Syllable Integrity Principle (1) (Buller, Buller, and Everett (BBE) 1993, Everett 1996, 1997), one of the core universal principles in standard metrical theory, which bans representations where a foot dis- sects a heavy syllable (e.g…
El uso de la información silábica y contrastiva de L1-L2map en la enseñanza de la pronunciación del español
En la adquisición del sistema fónico de una segunda lengua (L2) al aprendiz no le basta con familiarizarse con los nuevos sonidos nuevos de la L2, sino que debe interiorizar las pautas distribucionales de los segmentos y las restricciones silábicas propias de la L2. El objetivo de este trabajo es, por un lado, reflexionar sobre los factores lingüísticos y contrastivos que pueden influir en la adquisición de las restricciones silábicas del español…
The internally layered foot in Dutch
Recent metrical studies have proposed that, under certain circumstances, a weak syllable may be adjoined to a binary foot, giving rise to a minimally recursive foot. Adding to a growing body of research from metrical stress and foot-conditioned phenomena in various languages, the goals of this paper are twofold. First, we aim at providing empirical evidence for internally layered feet based on the distribution of three foot-conditioned processes …
Intercomprensión románica
This collective volume, devoted to the study of the intercomprehension of Romance languages, presents new and original perspectives from specialists from different fields (translation studies, linguistics, language teaching and linguistic policies) on the phenomenon of intercomprehension between languages of the same linguistic family. More than a holistic picture of the intercomprehension between Romance languages, this study discusses an array …
The binary-to-ternary rhythmic continuum in stress typology
This article presents a novel OT analysis of ternary rhythm, using the restrictive format of McCarthy (2003)'s categorical alignment constraints, which we will refer to as ‘non-intervention constraints’, using the terminology of Ellison (1994), and argues for the rehabilitation of internally layered feet in metrical representations (i.e. feet with one layer of recursion). By means of a computer-generated factorial typology, we demonstrate that th…
The binary-to-ternary rhythmic continuum in stress typology
This article presents a novel OT analysis of ternary rhythm, using the restrictive format of McCarthy (2003)'s categorical alignment constraints, which we will refer to as ‘non-intervention constraints’, using the terminology of Ellison (1994), and argues for the rehabilitation of internally layered feet in metrical representations (i.e. feet with one layer of recursion). By means of a computer-generated factorial typology, we demonstrate that th…
Trisyllabic hypocoristics in Spanish and layered feet
The internally layered foot in Dutch
Recent metrical studies have proposed that, under certain circumstances, a weak syllable may be adjoined to a binary foot, giving rise to a minimally recursive foot. Adding to a growing body of research from metrical stress and foot-conditioned phenomena in various languages, the goals of this paper are twofold. First, we aim at providing empirical evidence for internally layered feet based on the distribution of three foot-conditioned processes …
A Note on the Relationship between Grid Structure and Metrical Structure in Banawá
The stress system of Banawa ́, an endangered Arawan language spoken in the Brazilian Amazon, constitutes a puzzling case study for metrical phonology. It has been claimed that its metrical representations violate the Syllable Integrity Principle (1) (Buller, Buller, and Everett (BBE) 1993, Everett 1996, 1997), one of the core universal principles in standard metrical theory, which bans representations where a foot dis- sects a heavy syllable (e.g…
The prosody of Spanish acronyms
This paper presents a first attempt to formally characterize the prosodic properties of Spanish acronyms. Based on the examination of a dataset and the results of a written questionnaire and perception test administered to native speakers, the stress patterns and prosodic size of Spanish acronyms are investigated. We show that stress in acronyms follows the regular stress patterns of the language. We further claim that acronyms are restricted to …
Is the Foot a Prosodic Domain in European Portuguese
It is widely accepted that languages organize speech material into prosodic domains, which are hierarchically arranged. However, it is still a matter of debate whether this prosodic hierarchy is composed of a small number of universal categories, or whether these prosodic categories are language-particular and emergent. In this article, we concentrate on one of these categories, the foot, and we investigate its role in European Portuguese (EP). W…
The binary-to-ternary rhythmic continuum in stress typology
This article presents a novel OT analysis of ternary rhythm, using the restrictive format of McCarthy (2003)'s categorical alignment constraints, which we will refer to as ‘non-intervention constraints’, using the terminology of Ellison (1994), and argues for the rehabilitation of internally layered feet in metrical representations (i.e. feet with one layer of recursion). By means of a computer-generated factorial typology, we demonstrate that th…
Intercomprensión románica
This collective volume, devoted to the study of the intercomprehension of Romance languages, presents new and original perspectives from specialists from different fields (translation studies, linguistics, language teaching and linguistic policies) on the phenomenon of intercomprehension between languages of the same linguistic family. More than a holistic picture of the intercomprehension between Romance languages, this study discusses an array …
El uso de la información silábica y contrastiva de L1-L2map en la enseñanza de la pronunciación del español
En la adquisición del sistema fónico de una segunda lengua (L2) al aprendiz no le basta con familiarizarse con los nuevos sonidos nuevos de la L2, sino que debe interiorizar las pautas distribucionales de los segmentos y las restricciones silábicas propias de la L2. El objetivo de este trabajo es, por un lado, reflexionar sobre los factores lingüísticos y contrastivos que pueden influir en la adquisición de las restricciones silábicas del español…
The internally layered foot in Dutch
Recent metrical studies have proposed that, under certain circumstances, a weak syllable may be adjoined to a binary foot, giving rise to a minimally recursive foot. Adding to a growing body of research from metrical stress and foot-conditioned phenomena in various languages, the goals of this paper are twofold. First, we aim at providing empirical evidence for internally layered feet based on the distribution of three foot-conditioned processes …
Trisyllabic hypocoristics in Spanish and layered feet
A Note on the Relationship between Grid Structure and Metrical Structure in Banawá
The stress system of Banawa ́, an endangered Arawan language spoken in the Brazilian Amazon, constitutes a puzzling case study for metrical phonology. It has been claimed that its metrical representations violate the Syllable Integrity Principle (1) (Buller, Buller, and Everett (BBE) 1993, Everett 1996, 1997), one of the core universal principles in standard metrical theory, which bans representations where a foot dis- sects a heavy syllable (e.g…
The prosody of Spanish acronyms
This paper presents a first attempt to formally characterize the prosodic properties of Spanish acronyms. Based on the examination of a dataset and the results of a written questionnaire and perception test administered to native speakers, the stress patterns and prosodic size of Spanish acronyms are investigated. We show that stress in acronyms follows the regular stress patterns of the language. We further claim that acronyms are restricted to …
Is the Foot a Prosodic Domain in European Portuguese
It is widely accepted that languages organize speech material into prosodic domains, which are hierarchically arranged. However, it is still a matter of debate whether this prosodic hierarchy is composed of a small number of universal categories, or whether these prosodic categories are language-particular and emergent. In this article, we concentrate on one of these categories, the foot, and we investigate its role in European Portuguese (EP). W…
Antepenultimate rhyme in Spanish and Greek as a window to metrically weak positions
Meter and rhyme in poetry have often been used as diagnostics for phonological structure. In this contribution, we investigate how rhyme can provide insights into prosodic foot constituency. In particular, we show that rhyme patterns involving words with antepenultimate stress in Spanish and Greek poetry constitute evidence for internally layered ternary feet, based on an asymmetry that arises between unstressed post-tonic medial vs. unstressed w…
Linguistics (6 obras) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (6 obras) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (5 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Syllable (4 obras) · Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition (3 obras) · Mathematics (3 obras) · Foot (prosody (2 obras) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (2 obras)