Secondary stress in contemporary British English: An overview

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Abstract
Introduction The literature on English phonology is rich with analyses of secondary stress patterns, which are tied to a number of crucial issues such as foot well-formedness, phonological domains,...
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Authors Dabouis, Quentin;
Journal Anglophonia. French Journal of English Linguistics
Year 2020
DOI
10.4000/anglophonia.3476
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http://journals.openedition.org/anglophonia/3476
Keywords
phonology English morphology corpus lexical stress secondary stress corpus phonologie morphologie anglais accentuation lexicale accent secondaire phonology secondary stress

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