Interruptions and disfluence in the flow of speech: towards the pathology

Interruptions and disfluence in the flow of speech: towards the pathology

Interventi
Francesca M. Dovetto
Università Federico II di Napoli

In spontaneous speech, disfluences are a pervasive phenomenon: they can constitute a resource available to the speaker as well as the manifestation of a pathology that alters speech and compromises the transmission of information. Although the classification of the different manifestations of disfluences is not without uncertainties and ambiguities, several examples from different pathologies will be discussed.

Responsabili
Maria Voghera
Claudio Iacobini

Lezione
1 CFU

Francesca M. Dovetto

Full professor of Historical and General linguistics and member of the board of the Doctorate School in Philology, Dep. of Humanities, University of Naples Federico II. From 2015 to 2019 […]

Miriam Voghera

Full Professor

I am a Full Professor of General Linguistics at the Department of Humanities, where I coordinate the activities of the P.A.R.O.L.E. Laboratory on the Analysis of European Languages (https://www.dipsum.unisa.it/dipartimento/strutture?id=75). My […]

Claudio Iacobini

Claudio Iacobini is Full Professor of General Linguistics at the University of Salerno. He holds a degree (cum laude) at the University of Rome La Sapienza, where he also obtained a PhD […]