This observation has led some researchers , e.g. , Cooper and Paccia-Cooper ( 1980 ) , to claim a direct mapping between the syntactic phrase and the prosodic phrase .
syntax and speech
W Cooper J Paccia-Cooper
( to pronounced / tu / ) When it comes to sentence-level prosody , especially phrasing , it is often true , as we will see below , that a sequence of words dominated by the same syntactic node cohere more closely than a sequence of words dominated by two different nodes . This observation has led some researchers , e.g. , Cooper and Paccia-Cooper ( 1980 ) , to claim a direct mapping between the syntactic phrase and the prosodic phrase . However , this claim is controversial because of the misa : ignments that occur between the two levels of phrasing .
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