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Email:
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roman.gajdos@upjs.sk | |
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Homepage:
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https://www.upjs.sk/FF/zamestnanec/roman.gajdos | |
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Faculty:
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FF UPJŠ
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Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice Faculty of Arts
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Department:
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KAaA
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Department of British and American Studies
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Office:
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P133 | |
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Phone:
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+421 55 234 7162 | |
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ORCID ID:
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https://orcid.org/ 0000-0002-8032-2506 |
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Overview of the responsibility for
the delivery, development and quality assurance of the study programme or its part
at the university in the current academic year
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Study programme: English language for European Institutions and Economy, member of the commission for state final examinations, study field: Philology, I degree
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Study programme: English language for European Institutions and Economy, member of the commission for state final examinations, study field: Philology, II degree
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Selected projects
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Name: Anticipatory phonetic strategies for simultaneous and consecutive interpretation Number: APVV-15-0307 Dates: 2016 - 2020 Role: researcher The study of anticipatory phonetic strategies focuses on anticipatory phonetic phenomena as basic elements of microgenesis. The range of anticipatory speech strategies ranges from the micro level, i.e. from purely phonetic segments up to the macro level of words, sentences, and the entire speech production. At the micro level, anticipatory articulation gestures are understood as the expansion or extension of these gestures to adjacent phonetic segments. At the macro level, the extension of anticipatory phenomena exceeds segments and syllables. Segments and syllables are characterized by prosodic features, especially by intonation schemes, which are applied from words to whole sections of sentences. Anticipatory phenomena are inherent in speech production, and the listeners have learned to use them in speech perception for adequate and optimal reconstruction of current linguistic meaning. https://www.crp.gov.sk/apvv-15-0307/ |
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Organisational activities
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UPJŠ delegate to the French-Slovak University Institute - FSUI, since 2020
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