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Attention allocation in a language with post-focal prominences
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Attention allocation in a language with post-focal prominences
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Signal-driven and expectation-driven processing of accent types
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The timing of prominence information during the resolution of German personal and demonstrative pronouns
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German personal and demonstrative pronouns have distinct preferences in their interpretation; personal pronouns are more flexible in their interpretation but tend to resolve to a prominent antecedent, while demonstratives have a strong preference for a non-prominent antecedent. However, less is known about how prominence information is used during the process of resolution, particularly in the light of two- stage processing models which assume that reference will normally be to the most accessible candidate. We conducted three experiments investigating how prominence information is used during the resolution of gender-disambiguated personal and demonstrative pronouns in German. While the demonstrative pronoun required additional processing compared to the personal pronoun, prominence information did not affect resolution in shallow conditions. It did, however, affect resolution under deep processing conditions. We conclude that prominence information is not ruled out by the presence of stronger resolution cues such as gender. However, the deployment of prominence information in the evaluation of candidate antecedents is under strategic control.
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URL: https://doi.org/10.5087/dad.2020.101 https://kups.ub.uni-koeln.de/37697/
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Referential shift potential of demonstrative pronouns – Evidence from text continuation
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Signal- and expectation-based processing of pitch accent types. Poster presentation.
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The Role of Prosody in the Processing of Prominence in Contrastive Structures. Talk
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The incremental processing of pitch accents, information status and focus. Oral presentation.
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Ph[o:]nix – an educational board game for phonetics and phonology
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Vagueness and context-sensitivity of absolute gradable adjectives
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Seamantix - ein Brettspiel ohne Worte zum Erwerb semantischer Terminologien
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