PHONETIC TEXTS FROM CUBA (1965-2006)

In dialectology, geographical linguistics and sociolinguistics, phonetic transcription is often used to illustrate the speech analyzed in monographs, linguistic atlases and variation studies. This paper analyses nine such studies of the Spanish spoken in Cuba, all of them published between 1965 and 2006. It describes the work in which each phonetic text is included (with a sample of the transcription), its theoretical framework and the system of phonetic notation employed by each author.

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This paper analyzes nine studies on Cuban Spanish published between 1965 and 2006, providing insight into the work, theoretical framework, and phonetic notation system used by each author.