Examining ‘opposing’ processes in Quebec French mid vowels Jeffrey Lamontagne, University of Ottawa INTRODUCTION The mid vowels in French are reportedly subject to the loi de position, a long-proclaimed tendency to b - Mid vowel - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Examining ‘opposing’ processes in Quebec French mid vowels Jeffrey Lamontagne, University of Ottawa INTRODUCTION The mid vowels in French are reportedly subject to the loi de position, a long-proclaimed tendency to b Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-08 15:44:50 Open Document File Size: 89,77 KB Share Result on Facebook City Calgary / Ottawa / Paris / / Company University of Ottawa Press / / Country Canada / / Facility University of Calgary / University of Ottawa / University of Ottawa INTRODUCTION The / University of Toronto / / OperatingSystem Microsoft Windows / Macintosh / / Organization University of Calgary / University of Ottawa / Department of Linguistics / University of Toronto / / Person Sali Tagliamonte / Susan Dawn / Jeffrey Lamontagne / Eric Smith / Gunter Narr Verlag / / Position Walker / / ProvinceOrState Quebec / / Region western Quebec / eastern Quebec / / SocialTag Quebec French Syllable Vowel Stress French phonology Linguistics Phonology Phonetics

Examining ‘opposing’ processes in Quebec French mid vowels Jeffrey Lamontagne, University of Ottawa INTRODUCTION The mid vowels in French are reportedly subject to the loi de position, a long-proclaimed tendency to bAdd to Reading List