Spontaneous speech and local stereotypes
Sardinian spoken in Cagliari
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https://doi.org/10.17469/O2104AISV000004Keywords:
Cagliari Sardinian, spontaneous speech, local stereotypes, sociophonetics, palatalizationAbstract
The aim of this paper is to present a sociophonetic research based on spontaneous speech of Cagliari Sardinian. In particular, thanks to this kind of data elicited by means of semi-structured ethnographic interviews, it has been possible to study a local sterotype, the palatalization of /k, ɡ/ in front of /a/, e.g. cani ['kj ani] ‘dog’, gatu ['ɡj attu] ‘cat’. The stylistic analysis allowed to explore the social meanings of the different variants of the variable under investigation, identified during the acoustic analysis
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