The phonology of Norwegian

By Gjert Kristoffersen. 2000

294 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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Citations in the corpus

• Scandinavian accent typology (2006, background): “The boundary H] carries the focal function in this dialect and can be extremely high (Kristoffersen 2000: 281 fn.), depending on the length of the focal phrase and the emphasis given.”
• The prosodic hierarchy of Swedish (2015, background): “…ω. Previous models of North Germanic intonation have included separate categories headed by an accent at the word level, like our maximal ω, e.g. the Tonal Foot (Fretheim & Nilsen 1989), the Accentual Phrase (Kristoffersen 2000, Abrahamsen 2003), and the Prosodic Word (Bruce 1998, Hansson 2003).”