2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-44502000000200007
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Abstract: This paper considers some rules which are related to the rhythm either for having the syllabic trochee as the domain of application, or for producing moraic and syllabic trochees. KEY-WORDS: Syllable-timing, strees-timing, neutralization, degemination, elision. RESUMO: Este texto diz respeito a regras do sistema fonológico que têm por base o pé métrico ou que produzem frases com ritmos móricos e trocaicos. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Troqueu silábico, troqueu mórico, neutralização, haplologia, degeminação, elisão. In… Show more

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“…Languages, however, can be distinguished in terms of the type of timing predominates (Roach, 1982). English could be classed as predominantly stress-timed (Ramus, Nespor & Mehler, 1999), whereas Brazilian Portuguese exhibits mixed rhythmic properties with a relatively high-degree of syllable-timing (Barbosa, 2000;Bisol, 2000). Radebaugh (1985) found that children's reports of how they spelled a word included strategies such as segmenting words.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Languages, however, can be distinguished in terms of the type of timing predominates (Roach, 1982). English could be classed as predominantly stress-timed (Ramus, Nespor & Mehler, 1999), whereas Brazilian Portuguese exhibits mixed rhythmic properties with a relatively high-degree of syllable-timing (Barbosa, 2000;Bisol, 2000). Radebaugh (1985) found that children's reports of how they spelled a word included strategies such as segmenting words.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast the Brazilian children showed a much greater use of lexical strategies in the opening and development phases of the game, and showed a pattern which changed with schooling. As Brazilian Portuguese shows a relatively high-degree of syllable-timing (Barbosa, 2000;Bisol, 2000), syllables might function as sublexical units to Brazilian children. Cued by the rhythm of Brazilian Portuguese and focusing on the presence of the vowels, Brazilian children assumed the dominance of CV syllabic pattern for 4-letter word.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os exemplos (1) e (2) são canônicos, pois todos os autores de que tenho ciência (ALKMIM; GOMES, 1982;BISOL, 2000;TENANI, 2002;BATTISTI, 2004BATTISTI, , 2005PAVEZI, 2006;LEAL, 2006LEAL, , 2007LEAL, , 2012MENDES, 2009;SIMIONI;AMARAL, 2011;OLIVEIRA, 2012;OLIVEIRA;OLIVEIRA;VIEGAS, 2013) Por ser diferente de /t, d/, o único processo possível em (4) e (5) para Alkmim e Gomes (1982) é o apagamento da primeira vogal (cf. (4) a), o que acarreta a adjacência de duas consoantes iguais, que ficam alongadas no output (cf.…”
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“…A atividade linguística de escrever palavras dá lugar a uma atividade epilinguística que se cruza com uma reflexão de natureza metalinguística na tentativa de desvendar a própria escrita. Por outro lado, estudos de Abaurre-Gnerre (1981) e Abaurre (2003) argumentam em favor de um ritmo misto para o PB, assim como Bisol (2000) e Barbosa (2000). Barbosa (2013) reanalisa a questão e apresenta vários argumentos para considerar o PB como uma língua acentual, havendo certos contextos em que um ritmo silábico pode acontecer, como nossos dados mostram.…”
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