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Speech rhythm: a metaphor?

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Ruslan Kotlyarov .

The talk includes how languages differ in terms of ‘rhythm’ in a general sense and how we’ve tried to quantify this; a mention of how one matches words to music in different languages; and the possibility that speech is actually ‘anti-rhythmic’ in nature.

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