LINGUIST List 15.1295

Sat Apr 24 2004

Qs: Conversation Analysis; Morphological Generator

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  • Marian Sloboda, ToBI in Conversation Analysis?
  • Petra Gieselmann, German Morphological Generation

    Message 1: ToBI in Conversation Analysis?

     Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 17:48:14 -0400
    From: Marian Sloboda <masloZOZNAM.SK>
    Subject: ToBI in Conversation Analysis?


    Dear all,

    I would like to address especially (but not only) conversation analysts with the following question: Has the phonetic transcription ToBI been used in CA work (I have found information only on the work of Stefan Rabanus: LINGUIST List 12.908), is it, actually, worth transcribing intonation this way in CA at all, and are there already any studies whose authors profitted from combining CA and ToBI transcription systems?

    Thank you, best regards,

    Marian Sloboda

    - PhD student at: Ustav lingvistiky a ugrofinistiky Filozoficka fakulta Univerzity Karlovy v Praze nam. J. Palacha 2 116 38 Praha 1 Czech Republic

    Message 2: German Morphological Generation

     Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 06:04:35 -0400 (EDT)
    From: Petra Gieselmann <petraira.uka.de>
    Subject: German Morphological Generation


    Dear all,

    I would like to use a German morphological generator in dialogue processing and therefore, I am looking for a freely available morphological generation component.

    Any help appreciated, Petra Gieselmann