CORRECTION BY CONTRASTIVE FOCUS

Anita Steube

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Phonetics and Phonology Research Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

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'Correction' is the name of a sentence with contrastive focus' the phonological/phonetic realization of which is a single contrastive pitch accent. These sentences predominantly appear in (fictional) dialogues. The first speaker uses grammatical entities against which the next speaker protests with a sentence nearly identical except that it contains a prosodically marked corrective element. This paper makes contrastive focus visible by means of 'KF' (contrastive focus).

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