Fonetyka eksperymentalna a polska norma fonetyczna – refleksje na gruncie badań dotyczących wymowy samogłosek nosowych i spółgłoski bocznej / Experimental Phonetics versus the Polish Pronunciation Norm – Reflections Based on Research on the Pronunciation of Nasal Vowels and Lateral Consonant)
DOI: 10.23817/lingtreff.24-37 (published online: 2024-01-24)
pp. 507–512
Keywords: experimental phonetics, pronunciation norm, Polish nasal vowels, and lateral consonant
Experimental research in phonetics is used for detailed and objective analysis of linguistic data, providing a complete description of the data at the articulatory, acoustic, and auditory levels. Instrumental analysis is used in both descriptive and normative research because it involves updating and verifying previous findings. An example of this is the monograph by Anita Lorenc entitled “Wymowa normatywna polskich samogłosek nosowych i spółgłoski bocznej”, published by Dom Wydawniczy ELIPSA in 2016. The reviewed work is the result of a comprehensive and globally innovative study of the pronunciation of Polish nasal vowels and the lateral consonant [l], using devices that allowed synchronous recording of three types of signals: articulographic, acoustic, and visual. The complexity of Anita Lorenc’s experimental research makes it possible to redefine and update the description of the realization of Polish nasal vowels and the lateral consonant in the context of the Polish pronunciation norm.
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