Perspectives of Intonation AnalysisThe aims of this study are threefold: to develop a coherent framework of analytic categories for the description of information; to chronicle in depth the major previous studies of intonation systems in English and German as source of analytic insights and empirical observations; to develop a further perspective for the formulation of intonation functions in an explication of received categories (e.g. «speaker attitude»), in part using the framework of speech act theory. |
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PREFACE | 1 |
PHONETIC TYPES IN INTONATION ANALYSIS | 47 |
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allophones approach Armstrong & Ward associated Bierwisch Bolinger Bolinger's characterised Chomsky & Halle context contours contrast correlates criteria of analysis Crystal discussion distinction domain domain of discourse English Essen explication explicit fall-rise falling forms formulation function further generalisation given grammar head illocutionary illocutionary act illocutionary force instance interpretation intonation analysis intonation patterns involved Jassem's juncture kind Kingdon Klinghardt language laryngealisation later Lehiste levels of analysis linguistic markedness morphemes notation notion nuclear nucleus paradigmatic particular perceptual phonetic phonological Pike Pike's pitch accent pitch contours pitch height pitch levels pitch patterning pitch phoneme pitch trajectory postulated Prague school prehead present prominence prosodic features reference relation relative relative height representation rising role criteria rules Schubiger segmental semantic sense sentence sequences status stressed syllables structure suprasegmental syllables syntactic syntagmatic theory tion tonal tone group tonetic Trager & Smith transcription tune types unstressed utterances variants