A Multimodal Approach to Speech Investigation
Authors:
Dimitar
Popov
Shumen University “Bishop Konstantin of Preslav”, Bulgaria
Velka
Popova
Shumen University “Bishop Konstantin of Preslav”, Bulgaria
Pages:
53-
67
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54664/GETS5857
Abstract:
The modern concept of multimodality envisages diversity (multiplicity) in the presentation of information channels (auditory and visual) in communication. This fact presents multiple opportunities for a simultaneous and multidimensional interpretation of the variability in an individual’s speech in different types of discourse, which could potentially lead to a cross-modal research approach in the future. Multimodal oral discourse (sounding speech) is characterized by a segmental (verbal) component and a multitude of non-segmental (paraverbal, prosodic) parameters which supplement the verbal component in real-time use. The visual channel, on the other hand, contains a series of extraverbal elements that complement and refine the information conveyed.
Keywords:
multimodal linguistics, speech investigation
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