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Prosodic systems and intonation in English.

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ID24246266
AuthorsDavid Crystal
Year1969
Pages381
Publication date1969-01-01
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
Reviewed byProsodic Systems and Intonation in English, Philip Lieberman, 1976
VenueProsodic systems and intonation in English. (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherCambridge U.P. (PUBLISHER)
ISBN9780521073875
Open LibraryOL5682373M
LanguageEN
Citations received163

English language · English language, intonation · Intonation

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    Open Access•A I C Monaghan, Alicja Monaghan•Journal of Pragmatics•1993

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  • Negation and prosody in British English

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  • The prosody of specification

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    Open Access•Brian Macwhinney, Catherine E Snow et al.•Journal of Child Language•1985

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    Open Access•Daniel N Stern, Susan Spieker et al.•Journal of Child Language•1983

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    Open Access•Roslyn Galligan•Journal of Child Language•1987

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  • Contrasting the high rise and the low rise intonations in a dialect with the Central Franconian tone

    Carlos Gussenhoven, Frank van den Beuken•The Linguistic Review•2012

  • Experience and knowledge

    Open Access•Marianne A Paget•Human Studies•1983

  • Experience and knowledge

    Open Access•Marianne A Paget•Human Studies•1983

  • The acoustical analysis of children's use of prosody in assertive and directive contexts

    Open Access•David Furrow, Wayne Podrouzek et al.•First Language•1990

  • Spontaneous Speech Segmentation

    Open Access•Plínio A Barbosa, Tommaso Raso•Revista de Estudos da Linguagem•2018

  • The Prosodic Phrasing of Clause-Final Prepositional Phrases

    Open Access•Eileen Fitzpatrick•Language•2001

  • The English Language

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  • Stability of tonal alignment

    Open Access•Amalia Arvaniti, D Robert Ladd et al.•Journal of Phonetics•1998

  • Experimental evidence of interaction between tone and intonation in Mandarin Chinese

    Open Access•Bruce Connell, Bruce A Connell et al.•Journal of Phonetics•1983

  • Time-warping and the perception of rhythm in speech

    Open Access•André-Pierre Benguerel, Janet D’arcy et al.•Journal of Phonetics•1986

  • The effect of focus marking on supralaryngeal articulation - Is it mediated by accentuation

    Open Access•Doris Mücke, Martine Grice•Journal of Phonetics•2014

  • Prosodic patterning in distal speech context

    Open Access•Tuuli H Morrill, Tuuli Morrill et al.•Journal of Phonetics•2014

  • On the relation between pitch excursion size and prominence

    Open Access•A C M Rietveld, C Gussenhovent•Journal of Phonetics•1985

  • Pitch and duration in Welsh stress perception

    Open Access•Briony Williams•Journal of Phonetics•1985

  • Affective exploitation of tone in Taiwanese

    Open Access•Elliott D Ro, Elliott D Ross et al.•Journal of Phonetics•1992

  • Fundamental frequency studies as a preliminary to the literary criticism of poetry

    Open Access•D L Oliver, Douglas Oliver•Journal of Phonetics•1983

  • The perception of intonational emphasis

    Open Access•D Robert Ladd, Rachel Morton•Journal of Phonetics•1997

  • Intonation and meaning

    Open Access•Owen Egan•Journal of Psycholinguistic…•1980

  • Attitudinal judgments in intonation

    Open Access•Maciej Pakosz•Journal of Psycholinguistic…•1983

  • The significance of pauses in spontaneous speech

    Open Access•R Rochester, S R Rochester et al.•Journal of Psycholinguistic…•1973

  • Speech perception as a multilevel processing system

    Open Access•Gilbert K Krulee, Debra K Tondo et al.•Journal of Psycholinguistic…•1983

  • The Comprehension of Syntactic and Affective Prosody by Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder Without Accompanying Cognitive Deficits

    Open Access•Maria Martzoukou, Despina Papadopoulou et al.•Journal of Psycholinguistic…•2017

  • Issues in the analysis of psychotic speech

    Open Access•Sally Swartz•Journal of Psycholinguistic…•1994

  • The Boundaries of Language

    Open Access•Maciej Karpinski•Lingua Posnaniensis•2012

  • Some aspects of social grammar features of one type of question in English and Yoruba

    Open Access•Matthew C Grayshon•Language in Society•1975

  • Other-repetition in conversation across languages

    Open Access•Giovanni Rossi•Language in Society•2020

  • The prosody of other-repetition in British and North American English

    Open Access•Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen, Elizabeth Couper‐kuhlen•Language in Society•2020

  • The interactive work of prosody in the IRF exchange

    Open Access•John Hellermann•Language in Society•2003

  • Prosodic features of bad news and good news in conversation

    Open Access•Jeremy Freese, D W Maynard•Language in Society•1998

  • Livestock auctions, oral poetry, and ordinary language

    Open Access•Koenraad Kuiper, Douglas Haggo et al.•Language in Society•1984

  • Dracula, the Vampire Lestat, and Tesol

    J P Gee•TESOL Quarterly•1988

  • Primary Stress and Intelligibility

    Laura Hahn, Laura D Hahn•TESOL Quarterly•2004

  • Latent Messages

    Devorah Kalekin-Fishman•Sociology of Education•1991

  • The prosodic components of speech melody

    Howard R Martin•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1981

  • Cerebral lateralization of pitch cues in the linguistic signal

    Open Access•Diana Van Lancker•Paper in Linguistics•1980

  • Studying Style in Simultaneous Interpretation

    Open Access•Sane M Yagi, Sane Yagi•Meta Journal des traducteurs•2002

  • Roger Kingdon 1891–1984

    Open Access•Jack Windsor Lewis•Journal of the International…•1984

  • The tones of English and French

    Open Access•Marie-Madeleine Kenning, Marie‐Madeleine Kenning•Journal of the International…•1983

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Citation span1971 - 2026 (56)
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