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Visualizing prosodic structure: Manual gestures as highlighters of prosodic heads and edges in English academic discourses

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Date created: 2022-10-19 01:43 PM | Last Updated: 2023-09-10 04:07 PM

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Research has shown a tight temporal relationship between prominence-lending tonal movements in speech and prominence in manual gesture. However, prosodic structure consists of not only prosodic heads (i.e., pitch accentuation) but also of prosodic edges. To our knowledge, no previous studies have assessed the value of prosodic edges (nuclear vs. phrase-initial prenuclear pitch accents) as anchorin…

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Gesture-speech synchronizationmanual gesturephrasal prosodic structurepitch accentuationprominence

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