Anna De Meo

Università Degli Studi di Napoli "L'Orientale", Department of Literary, Linguistics and Comparative Studies, Faculty Member

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Address: Università degli studi di Napoli L’Orientale
Dipartimento di Studi letterari, linguistici e comparati
Palazzo Santa Maria Porta Coeli,
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80138 Napoli
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Do you speak medical science? Considerazioni sull'insegnamento dell'inglese medico-scientifico in Italia. Problemi e prospettive

Lo sviluppo del sistema vocalico dell’italiano da parte di adulti sinofoni

Overlooking syllable. A study on interlanguage rhythm

Prosodia e italiano L2: cinesi, giapponesi e vietnamiti a confronto

Literacy and Prosody: The Case of Low‐literate Senegalese Learners of L2 Italian

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Jun 9, 2015

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Increasing information accessibility on the Web: a rating system for specialized dictionaries

Accademia University Press eBooks, 2016

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Origine ed evoluzione della lingua e della scrittura nella linguistica del XIX secolo

“I cugini non resistono a questo insetticida”. Quando la traduzione degli esempi annulla la trasparenza di un testo tecnico: il caso dei manuali di linguistica

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How credible is a non-native speaker? Prosody and surroundings

Acoustic characteristics of Italian Parkinsonian speech: a study on early-stage patients

Proceedings of 11th International Conference of Experimental Linguistics

Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurological illness which also has effects on speech production, r... more Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a neurological illness which also has effects on speech production, resulting in segmental and suprasegmental abnormalities. The aim of the current study is to test the validity of two acoustic parameters - %V and VtoV - for the detection of rhythmical variation in early-stage PD speech, in comparison to healthy speech. 40 Italian native speakers were enrolled in the research, 20 early-stage PD subjects and 20 neurologically healthy and matched controls, and a corpus of read speech was collected. The results of voice analysis confirmed an alteration of vocalic duration and %V in PD productions. In particular, %V could be a reliable cue for PD speech characterization, even at the very early onset of the disease.

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Transplanting vowels towards the acoustic correlates of foreign accent

Fonética experimental, educación superior e investigación, Vol. 2, 2014 (Adquisición y aprendizaje de lenguas / Español como lengua extranjera), ISBN 978-84-7635-884-9, págs. 93-106, 2014

La competenza prosodico-intonativa nell'italiano L2 : analisi e sintesi del segnale fonico di cinesi, giapponesi e vietnamiti

La competenza prosodico-intonativa nell'italiano L2 : analisi e sintesi del segnale fonico di cinesi, giapponesi e vietnamiti, 2012

Rappresentazione e percezione dell’alterità nel parlato delle campagne di comunicazione sociale

BULZONI, 2011

Parli nativo? I correlati acustici dell’accento “nativo” in italiano: uno studio acustico-percettivo

Le emozioni nel parlato doppiato: uno studio cross-linguistico

The study of vocal emotions poses different methodological problems, especially regarding the sty... more The study of vocal emotions poses different methodological problems, especially regarding the style of speech analyzed. If spontaneous speech on the one hand guarantees data authenticity, on the other hand does not allow to control the variables affecting spoken communication. Recited speech allows to control the verbal content of emotional productions and obtain easily comparable data. Dubbed speech represents another feasible alternative. The task of a dubber is to use a different language to vehiculate the same emotional state expressed in the original version, to sound as natural as possible. The present study has twofold objective: firstly it aims to describe the prosodic characteristics of dubbed speech, to evaluate its effectiveness for the cross-linguistic analysis of vocal emotions; secondly it is intended to verify if romance and non-romance languages present similar prosodic patterns in the expression of different emotional states. To reach these goals, sequences taken fr...

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Tecnologie per l’analisi del parlato e alfabetizzazione in italiano L2. Il caso di immigrati senegalesi adulti

Journal on Educational Technology, 2017

A training experience that takes advantage of technologies for acoustic analysis in order to tayl... more

La competenza prosodica nell’italiano parlato di sordi nativi e stranieri

Perceptual competence and persuasiveness: L1 and L2 compared

This research aims at analysing the perception of prosodic features in learners of L2 Italian, fr... more This research aims at analysing the perception of prosodic features in learners of L2 Italian, from a comparative perspective with L1 Italian. In particular, we chose spontaneous argumentative speech, which implies the perlocutionary act of convincing, in order to investigate the relationship between the degree of persuasiveness of a speaker and the prosodic features characterizing her/his speech, in relation to the perceptual competence of non-native learners. A corpus of argumentative speech in L1 and L2 Italian has been collected. For the corpus in L1, 8 Italians, divided into two groups, were asked to take part in a debate and argue for or against a specific topic. The aim was to convince an audience of 19 Italians, who evaluated the persuasiveness of each speaker, judging it as "positive" or "negative". For the corpus in L2 Italian, we carried out the same procedure with 10 Chinese learners of Italian, who argued (5 pros, 5 cons) in front of an audience made...

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Do you speak medical science? Considerazioni sull'insegnamento dell'inglese medico-scientifico in Italia. Problemi e prospettive

Lo sviluppo del sistema vocalico dell’italiano da parte di adulti sinofoni

Overlooking syllable. A study on interlanguage rhythm

Prosodia e italiano L2: cinesi, giapponesi e vietnamiti a confronto

Literacy and Prosody: The Case of Low‐literate Senegalese Learners of L2 Italian

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Jun 9, 2015

Please note that the year of publication is often different than the year the symposium was held.... more

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Increasing information accessibility on the Web: a rating system for specialized dictionaries

Accademia University Press eBooks, 2016

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Origine ed evoluzione della lingua e della scrittura nella linguistica del XIX secolo

“I cugini non resistono a questo insetticida”. Quando la traduzione degli esempi annulla la trasparenza di un testo tecnico: il caso dei manuali di linguistica

Weblinguisticresources - dictionary portal: a collaborative update

A dictionary guide for Web users

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How credible is a non-native speaker? Prosody and surroundings

Acoustic characteristics of Italian Parkinsonian speech: a study on early-stage patients

Proceedings of 11th International Conference of Experimental Linguistics

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Transplanting vowels towards the acoustic correlates of foreign accent

Fonética experimental, educación superior e investigación, Vol. 2, 2014 (Adquisición y aprendizaje de lenguas / Español como lengua extranjera), ISBN 978-84-7635-884-9, págs. 93-106, 2014