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An Introduction to French Pronunciation is a comprehensive and accessible guide to current French pronunciation.
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Biographie:
Glanville Price is Emeritus Professor of French at the University of Wales Aberystwyth. His publications include Encyclopedia of the Languages of Europe(Blackwell 1998), Languages in Britain and Ireland(Blackwell 2000), and A Comprehensive French Grammar (Fifth Edition, Blackwell, 2003)....
Sommaire: 1. General Considerations. 1.1 Introduction. 1.2 Sounds, Phonemes and Allophones. 1.3 Suprasegmental Features. 1.4 The Articulation of French. 1.5 The Organization of this book. 1.6 References and Further Reading. 1.7 Phonetic Symbols. 2. The Production of Speech. 2.1 Introduction. 2.2 The Vocal Cords and Voice. 2.3 Articulators. 2.4 Active Articulators. 2.5 Passive Articulators. 2.6 Terminology. 3. The Articulation of French. 3.1 Articulatory Tension. 3.2 Pure Vowels. 4. The Vowel Phonemes. 4.1 Principles of Classification. 4.2 Point of Articulation. 4.3 The Height of the Tongue or the Degree of Aperture. 4.4 Lip Configuration. 4.5 Orality or Nasality. 4.6 Classification and IPA Symbols. 4.7 Front Unrounded Vowels. 4.8 Front Rounded Vowels. 4.9 Mute e. 4.10 Back Rounded Vowels. 4.11 Nasal Vowels. 4.12 Summary Table. 5. The Semi-Consonants. 5.1 General. 6. The Consonant Phonemes. 6.1 Principles of Classification. 6.2 Point of Articulation. 6.3 Manner (or Mode) of Articulation. 6.4 Presence or Absence of Voice. 6.5 Classification and IPA Symbols. 6.6 Stops. 6.7 Fricatives. 6.8 Lateral. 6.9 Nasals. 6.10 r-Sounds. 6.11 Summary Table. 7. The Rhythmic Group. 7.1 Introduction. 7.2 The Different Types of Group. 7.3 The Rhythmic Group. 7.4 The Rhythmic Group and the Word. 8. The Syllable. 8.1 Introduction. 8.2 The Rules of Syllabification. 8.3 Syllabification within the Sense Group. 8.4 Closed and Open Syllables. 8.5 Syllable-Timing and Stress-Timing. 9. Stress. 9.1 Normal Stress. 9.2 Emphatic Stress. 9.3 Contrastive Stress. 9.4 Normal Stress in French. 9.5 Emphatic Stress in French. 9.6 Contrastive Stress in French. 9.7 Other Types of Stress. 10. The Vowels in Detail. 10.1 Introduction. 10.2 /i/ - High Front Unrounded. 10.3 /y/ - High Front Rounded. 10.4 /u/ - High Back Rounded. 10.5 The Three Pairs of Mid-Vowels. 10.6 /e/ - High -Mid Front Unrounded...
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