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Languages & Linguistics

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Linguistics

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Languages & Linguistics

General introduction
Prospectus for a science of pausology
First section: General aspects
The place of pragmatics in the syntactic and semantic organization of language
Slips of the tongue as neuromuscular evidence for a model of speech production
Grammatical incoherence
The competing plans hypothesis: An heuristic viewpoint on the causes of errors in speech
Models of verbal planning in the theory of catastrophes
Pausological research at Saint Louis University
Second section: Syntactic and structural aspects
Pauses, prosody, and the demands of production in language
Pause and syntactic structure
Linguistic structures and performance structures: Studies in pause distribution
Phonological status of the pause
Pauses as indicators of cognitive functioning in aphasia
Speech control and paraphasia in fluent and nonfluent aphasics
Third section: Conversational aspects
Encoding units in spontaneous speech: Some implications for the dynamics of conversation
Hesitancy as a conversational resource: Some methodological implications
The relationship between gaze and speech examined afresh with a Mackworth eye-mark camera
Verbal planning in route directions
Some reasons for hesitating
Fourth section: Prosodic aspects
Syllable omission errors and isochrony
Suprasegmental structure and sentence perception
Juncture pause and intonation fall and the perceptual segmentation of speech
Some neglected aspects of intonation
The role of pauses and suprasegmentals in a grammar
A functional analysis of some pause and pitch step-up combinations
Towards a subcategorization of speech pauses
Perception of pauses and automatic speech recognition
A digital method of pause extraction
Fifth section: Crosslinguistic aspects
The syntactical distribution of pauses in English spoken as a second language by French students
Temporal variables in first and second language speech production
Pauses and intonation as indicators of verbal planning in second-language speech productions:
Two examples from a case study
Results of a contrastive study of hesitation phenomena in French and German
Towards a theory of speech processing: Some methodological considerations
Probe latencies, foreign languages and foreign language learners
Comparative studies of temporal variables in spoken and sign languages: A short review
Verbal strategies: A neglected dimension in language acquisition studies
Final discussion
On the current understanding of temporal variables in speech
References
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