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In Germanic languages like English and German, intonation is usually thought to be ‘post-lexical’. That is, it is usually assumed that the choice of intonation contour and the form of the realised contour itself are largely independent of the words used. We present three corpus experiments which show clear evidence of lexical storage of intonation, contrary to these assumptions. Specifically, in each...
This paper presents recent research that provides an overarching model of exemplar theory capable of explaining phenomena across the phonetic and syntactic strata. The model represents a unique exemplar‐based account of constituency interactions encompassing both linguistic domains. It yields simulation and experimental results in keeping with experimental findings in the literature on syllable duration...
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