A Grammar of Gestural Coordination

作者: Adamantios I. Gafos

DOI: 10.1023/A:1014942312445

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摘要: Linguistic form is expressed in space, as articulators effectconstrictions at various points the vocal tract, but also time, move. A rather widespread assumption theories of phonology and phonetics that temporal dimension speech largely irrelevant to description explanation higher-level or more qualitative aspects sound patterns. The argument presented any theory must include a notion coordination gestures. grammars are constructed part out this substance. Language-particular patterns among gestures.1

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