Slavic Perspectives on Prosody

This double-issue of Phonetica is an update on the modeling of prosody in Slavic languages. The papers are gathered into two sub-topics: “Slavic Prosody” and “Interfaces in Slavic Prosody”. The first includes papers dealing with fundamental prosodic problems such as timing, acoustic correlates of prominence, rhythm, and intonation in Polish, Russian, Bulgarian, and other Slavic languages. The second sub-topic encompasses studies linking prosody with other linguistic areas, such as information structure, syntax, and pragmatics. This is a unique collection of empirical research conducted by leading experts in the field. It is a valuable resource for phoneticians, phonologists, laboratory phonologists, Slavists, and all linguists interested in the prosody of Slavic languages.