Birgit Alber
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 835197 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Birgit Alber |
| NOMBRES | Birgit |
| APELLIDO | Alber |
| FIRMA | ALBER B |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Verona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6473-6098 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Verschriftungsprinzipien im geschriebenen Dialekt
Although the orthographic norm of the standard language has dominated most written registers of German, social media and other non-standardized digital contexts have recently given rise to the written use of dialects and vernaculars in informal communication. The written use of non-standard dialects is especially wide-spread in the south of the German-speaking area, e. g. in Switzerland, Bavaria, Austria and South Tyrol, where various studies hav…
Anchoring in truncation
Analyses of truncation patterns (e.g. Rob , from Robert ) have traditionally focused on the templatic shape of such forms, while less attention has been paid to the question of which parts of the base word may survive in the truncatum. This feature of truncation, usually referred to as ‘anchoring,’ is investigated in the present paper. On the empirical basis of the generalizations emerging from an extensive database of truncation patterns in the …
Allophonic familiarity differentiates word representations in the brain of native speakers of regional linguistic varieties
Initial laryngeal neutralisation in Tyrolean
In the Southern Bavarian variety of Tyrolean, laryngeal contrasts undergo a typologically interesting process of neutralisation in word-initial position. We undertake an acoustic analysis of Tyrolean stops in word-initial, word-medial intersonorant and word-final contexts, as well as in obstruent clusters, investigating the role of the acoustic parameters VOT, prevoicing, closure duration and F0 and H1–H2* on following vowels in implementing cont…
From intensional properties to universal support
An optimality-theoretic (OT) system is specified by defining its constraints and the structures they evaluate. These give rise to a set of grammars, the typology of the system, which emerges from the often complex interactions among constraints and structures. Every typology is determined by a finite collection of candidate sets (csets). How do we know that we have assembled a universal support, a collection of csets sufficient to distinguish all…
Eric Baković (2013). Blocking and complementarity in phonological theory. (Advances in Optimality Theory.) Sheffield & Bristol, Conn
review of Bakovic's comparison of the analysis of blocking phenomena in rule-based theories and in Optimality Theory
Clash, Lapse and Directionality
Epenthesis, deletion and the emergence of the optimal syllable in creole
From intensional properties to universal support
An optimality-theoretic (OT) system is specified by defining its constraints and the structures they evaluate. These give rise to a set of grammars, the typology of the system, which emerges from the often complex interactions among constraints and structures. Every typology is determined by a finite collection of candidate sets (csets). How do we know that we have assembled a universal support, a collection of csets sufficient to distinguish all…
Epenthesis, deletion and the emergence of the optimal syllable in creole
Clash, Lapse and Directionality
Anchoring in truncation
Analyses of truncation patterns (e.g. Rob , from Robert ) have traditionally focused on the templatic shape of such forms, while less attention has been paid to the question of which parts of the base word may survive in the truncatum. This feature of truncation, usually referred to as ‘anchoring,’ is investigated in the present paper. On the empirical basis of the generalizations emerging from an extensive database of truncation patterns in the …
Epenthesis, deletion and the emergence of the optimal syllable in creole
Clash, Lapse and Directionality
Eric Baković (2013). Blocking and complementarity in phonological theory. (Advances in Optimality Theory.) Sheffield & Bristol, Conn
review of Bakovic's comparison of the analysis of blocking phenomena in rule-based theories and in Optimality Theory
From intensional properties to universal support
An optimality-theoretic (OT) system is specified by defining its constraints and the structures they evaluate. These give rise to a set of grammars, the typology of the system, which emerges from the often complex interactions among constraints and structures. Every typology is determined by a finite collection of candidate sets (csets). How do we know that we have assembled a universal support, a collection of csets sufficient to distinguish all…
Initial laryngeal neutralisation in Tyrolean
In the Southern Bavarian variety of Tyrolean, laryngeal contrasts undergo a typologically interesting process of neutralisation in word-initial position. We undertake an acoustic analysis of Tyrolean stops in word-initial, word-medial intersonorant and word-final contexts, as well as in obstruent clusters, investigating the role of the acoustic parameters VOT, prevoicing, closure duration and F0 and H1–H2* on following vowels in implementing cont…
Allophonic familiarity differentiates word representations in the brain of native speakers of regional linguistic varieties
Anchoring in truncation
Analyses of truncation patterns (e.g. Rob , from Robert ) have traditionally focused on the templatic shape of such forms, while less attention has been paid to the question of which parts of the base word may survive in the truncatum. This feature of truncation, usually referred to as ‘anchoring,’ is investigated in the present paper. On the empirical basis of the generalizations emerging from an extensive database of truncation patterns in the …
Verschriftungsprinzipien im geschriebenen Dialekt
Although the orthographic norm of the standard language has dominated most written registers of German, social media and other non-standardized digital contexts have recently given rise to the written use of dialects and vernaculars in informal communication. The written use of non-standard dialects is especially wide-spread in the south of the German-speaking area, e. g. in Switzerland, Bavaria, Austria and South Tyrol, where various studies hav…
Computer Science (6 obras) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (6 obras) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (5 obras) · Linguistics (5 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (3 obras) · Mathematics (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (3 obras) · Art (2 obras)