Date: 18-Mar-2009
From: Daniela Müller <daniela.muller univ-tlse2.fr>
Subject: Looking for a Study of Saurat Occitan
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Dear List members,
My advisor and I are looking for a phonetic study on the Occitan dialect of
the village of Saurat, in the French département de l'Ariège. All we know
about this study is that it had been carried out some 20 years ago in Lyon
or near Lyon, that the subject was an elderly speaker from Saurat, and that
his articulation had been investigated via traditional palatography.
We don't know, however, who carried out the study, or to which university
or research institute the authors were affiliated, where and when the study
took place exactly, and where it has been published (if it has been
published at all).
Does anyone know more about it and could help us to find the reference?
Thanks in advance.
Daniela Müller
CLLE-ERSS
Universitat de Tolosa 2 - Lo Miralh
Linguistic Field(s):
Phonetics
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