2010
DOI: 10.1017/s0959269510000347
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La phonologie parisienne à trente ans d'intervalle – Les voyelles à double timbre

Abstract: En français parisien, on parle depuis quelques décennies déjà d'un changement affectant le système des voyelles dites ‘à double timbre’. Ces voyelles comptent quatre paires (/e/-/ɛ/ comme dans parlé-parlait, /ø/-/œ/ comme dans jeûne-jeune, /o/-/ɔ/ comme dans saute-sotte et /ɑ/-/a/ comme dans mâle-mal). La différence interne dans chaque paire peut s'exprimer comme une distance physique plus ou moins grande sur le lieu d'articulation, les autres traits restant constants (différence d'aperture pour les trois prem… Show more

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“…By focusing on these two particular tokens, the present study is in some sense more restricted than the studies of Lennig (1978) and Hansen and Juillard (2011). If speakers still maintain a difference between the front and back vowel, one would expect them to be most inclined to produce it in such a context.…”
Section: Discussion a N D C O N C L U S I O Nmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…By focusing on these two particular tokens, the present study is in some sense more restricted than the studies of Lennig (1978) and Hansen and Juillard (2011). If speakers still maintain a difference between the front and back vowel, one would expect them to be most inclined to produce it in such a context.…”
Section: Discussion a N D C O N C L U S I O Nmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Nguyen and Fagyal, 2007;Hansen and Juillard, 2011, and references therein). Speakers display large differences in the actual preservation of a qualitative and/or quantitative contrast, and the variation (both inter-and intra-speaker) is such that the existence of two types of a in the metropolitan French vowel inventory can no longer be assumed.…”
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“…For French in general, we have the ground-breaking work of the Programme 'Phonologie du Français Contemporain' ('"Phonology of Contemporary French" Programme': Durand, Laks, and Lyche (2009), http://www.projet-pfc.net). For areas in the North specifically, there are at least Reichstein (1960); Deyhime (1967aDeyhime ( ,1967b; Léon (1972); Peretz (1977); Lennig (1978); Mettas (1979); Jamin (2005) and Berit Hansen and Juillard (2011) on Paris, Lefebvre (1991) and Pooley (1996Pooley ( , 2004 on Lille, Hornsby (2006) on Avion (in the far Northern industrial region), Hall (2008) on Normandy, and some contributions from Salmon (1985) on Alsace. Many of the regional differences explored in these studies cannot be straightforwardly said to be connected with a regional autochthonous varietyin particular, the city of Paris has been thought of as a seat of Standard French for centuries.…”
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confidence: 99%