Spanish stress and lexical accent across syntactic categories.

In this paper, I provide an analysis of Spanish stress with the following three characteristics: (a) both verbal and non-verbal stress are accounted for in a single, unified, system, (b) the three-syllable window for stress is accounted for in a principled way, and (c) the stress algorithm has no ac...

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Published in:Probus: International Journal of Latin & Romance Linguistics Vol. 29; no. 2; pp. 233 - 286
Main Author: Doner, Julianne
Format: Article
Published: De Gruyter Aug2017
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