THE CONNECTION BETWEEN SMILING AND GOAT FRONTING: EMBODIED AFFECT IN SOCIOPHONETIC VARIATION Robert J. Podesva, Patrick Callier, Rob Voigt, and Dan Jurafsky Stanford University ,

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Date: 2015-08-24 23:55:40 Culture Languages of Africa Language Facial expressions Languages of the United States Languages of Ghana Manner of articulation Vowels Smile Style English language		THE CONNECTION BETWEEN SMILING AND GOAT FRONTING: EMBODIED AFFECT IN SOCIOPHONETIC VARIATION Robert J. Podesva, Patrick Callier, Rob Voigt, and Dan Jurafsky Stanford University , Add to Reading List Source URL: web.stanford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 834,76 KB Share Document on Facebook

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