Vowel Elision in Florentine Italian

Garrapa, Luigia

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“…His discussion of vowel elision ends with the statement that he is ''aware that the above analysis is cursory at best, and is in dire need of further development to account for all the intricate peculiarities of vowel deletion in Italian'' (p. 249). His search is over now that Garrapa (2009) is completed! Phrasal stress, focus, stress shift, and the phonology-syntax interface conclude this chapter.…”

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Repetti

2010

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“…3. Rosarno is the first-case study of a comparative Phd research conducted by Garrapa (2014). Sermide was studied by Semprebon and Marzorati as part of the research project PRIN 2013-2016 Piccoli comuni e coesione sociale: politiche e pratiche urbane per l'inclusione sociale e spaziale degli immigrati http://www.…”

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Governing agricultural migrant workers as an “emergency”: converging approaches in Northern and Southern Italian rural towns

Semprebon

Marzorati

Garrapa

2017

International Migration

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Rosarno and Sermide are two small towns in Southern and Northern Italy, which are both part of a manual‐labour circuit of agricultural work. The article presents an analysis of governance structures in these towns and, by bringing together the literature on migrants' agricultural labour and local policy‐making, explores how public actors address migrant seasonal agricultural workers' needs to investigate outcomes of inclusion and exclusion. The article builds on qualitative research, conducted between 2012 and 2015, to propose a North‐South intra‐country comparison of local policy‐making. The findings show the emergency nature of local administrations' approaches and the critical role of civil society. They highlight the extent to which responses diverge or converge in means and scale, while stressing their convergence in scope to limit migrants' visibility.

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“…32-34;Szczepaniak, 2007), French (Fougeron and Steriade, 1997;Torreira and Ernestus, 2011), Italian (Garrapa, 2011) and some Spanish varieties in Latin America (Boyd-Bowman, 1952;Lope Blanch, 1963;Serrano, 2006, for Mexico;Delforge, 2008a, b, 2009Gordon, 1980, for Bolivia;Lipski, 1990, for Ecuador).…”

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Portuguese Lexical Clusters and CVC Sequences in Speech Perception and Production

Cunha¹

2015

Phonetica

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Thi s paper investigates similarities between lexical consonant clusters and CVC sequences differing in the presence or absence of a lexical vowel in speech perception and production in two Portuguese varieties. The frequent high vowel deletion in the European variety (EP) and the realization of intervening vocalic elements between lexical clusters in Brazilian Portuguese (BP) may minimize the contrast between lexical clusters and CVC sequences in the two Portuguese varieties. In order to test this hypothesis we present a perception experiment with 72 participants and a physiological analysis of 3-dimensional movement data from 5 EP and 4 BP speakers. The perceptual results confirmed a gradual confusion of lexical clusters and CVC sequences in EP, which corresponded roughly to the gradient consonantal overlap found in production.

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Vowel Elision in Florentine Italian

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Portuguese Lexical Clusters and CVC Sequences in Speech Perception and Production

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