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ArtikelCombining formal and functional approaches to topic structure  
Oleh: Zellers, Margaret ; Post, Brechtje
Jenis: Article from Journal
Dalam koleksi: Language And Speech vol. 55 no. 01 (Mar. 2012), page 119-139 .
Topik: discourse topic; multiple cues; multiple methods; prosody
Fulltext: Combining Formal and Functional Approaches.pdf (1.48MB)
Isi artikelFragmentation between formal and functional approaches to prosodic variation is an ongoing problem in linguistic research. In particular, the frameworks of the Phonetics of Talk-in-Interaction (PTI) and Empirical Phonology (EP) take very different theoretical and methodological approaches to this kind of variation. We argue that it is fruitful to adopt the insights of both PTI’s qualitative analysis and EP’s quantitative analysis and combine them into a multiple-methods approach. One realm in which it is possible to combine these frameworks is in the analysis of discourse topic structure and the prosodic cues relevant to it. By combining a quantitative and a qualitative approach to discourse topic structure, it is possible to give a better account of the observed variation in prosody, for example in the case of fundamental frequency (F0) peak timing, which can be explained in terms of pitch accent distribution over different topic structure categories. Similarly, local and global patterns in speech rate variation can be better explained and motivated by adopting insights from both PTI and EP in the study of topic structure. Combining PTI and EP can provide better accounts of speech data as well as opening up new avenues of investigation which would not have been possible in either approach alone.
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