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0521812658 - The Phonology of Tone and Intonation - by Carlos Gussenhoven
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Author index

Aarts, Flor 42, 233–234

Abberton, Evelyn R. M. 3

Abe, Isamu 191

Abrahamson, Arthur S. 74

Ahoua, Firmin 102

Akinlabi, Akin 144–168

Allen, John 115

Allerton, D. J. 306

Andersen, Tobe 112

Anderson, Anne H. 10, 106

Anttila, Arto 35, 148–163, 253

Appels, René 97

Arnold, G. F. 125, 127–129, 296–302, 304–307

Arvaniti, Amalia 25, 70, 133, 140–141, 297–314

Avesani, Cinzia

Ayers, Gayle M. 57, 128

Bader, Miles 10

Baer, Thomas 7

Bakkes, Pierre 59

Baltazani, Mary 70

Banti, Giorgio 41, 195

Bard, Ellen 10, 191

Bartels, Christine 124

Basbøll, Hans 223

Bateman, Janet 27

Bearth, Tomas 195

Beck, Janet Mackenzie 72

Beckman, Jill 169

Beckman, Mary E. 15–25, 38–42, 57, 83, 106–116, 119, 123, 125–128, 159–167, 170–175, 176, 185–208, 210–212, 222, 257, 292, 296–304, 307–309

Berinstein, Ava E. 14

Besch, Werner 231

Biemans, Monique 81

Bird, Charles S. 103

Bladon, Arthur 81

Bodomo, Adams B. 35, 148

Boersma, Paul 146–163, 168

Bolinger, Dwight 13–17, 19–20, 48, 49–51, 55–69, 84, 124–130, 141, 296–297

Boves, Lou 97–119

Boyle, Elizabeth 10, 162, 317

Braunschweiler, Norbert 72

Brazil, David 95, 114, 124, 296–299

Bresnan, Joan 127

Brown, Penelope 88

Bruce, Gösta 130–139, 209–217, 219, 276, 314

Burzio, Luigi 14

Bush, Ryan 137

Cahill, Mike 28–43

Cajot, José 234

Cambier-Langeveld, Tina 73, 133

Campbell, Nick 48

Caspers, Johanneke 96

Cassimjee, Farida 195–203

Chafcouloff, Michel

Chao, Yuan Ren 28

Chen, Matthew 36

Chen, Aoju 69, 91–92, 93

Cho, Taehong 135, 153

Chomsky, Noam 88, 232

Clements, George N. 34–37, 42–48, 101–102, 103–105, 168, 223

Cohen, Anthonie 61–62, 73–76, 89, 97–98, 125–126, 129

Cohn, Abigail 126

Collier, René 61–62, 76, 97, 108–113, 125–126

Connell, Bruce 48, 68, 75, 98–108

Cooper, F. S. 66

Coppola, Francis Ford 12, 27

Coulthard, Malcolm 95, 124

Couper-Kuhlen, Elizabeth 51

Cruttenden, Alan 76, 124–140, 296–297, 300–301

Crystal, David 28, 69, 178, 296–300, 307–320

Cutler, Anne 122

Cutting, James E. 69

Dainora, Audra 124

de Graaf, Tjeerd 96

de Jong, J. 15, 79

de Jong, Kenneth 85

de Lacy, Paul 104, 137

de Pijper, Willem

de Saussure, Ferdinand

de Vaan, Michiel 228–230, 234

Delais, Elisabeth 253

Di Cristo, Albert 254–260, 262–266

Di Sciullo, A. M.

Diehl, Randy L. 74, 75–94

Diesing, Molly

Dik, Simon

D’Imperio, Mariapaola 91

Dingeldein, Heinrich 231

Dobrovolsky, Michael 51

Doherty, Gwyneth 10

Donohue, Marc 28–35, 39, 206

Downing, Laura 16, 84, 166, 257

Dresher, Elan 230

Dwyer, David 31

Duanmu, San 33–34, 35, 83–91, 224

Edmondson, Jerold A. 31

Edwards, E. A. 133

Elenbaas, Nina 164

Elordieta, Gorka 42, 126, 170–184, 186–201, 206, 290

Engdahl, Elisabeth

Erteschik, Nomi

Ewan, William G. 8, 43

Farnetani, Edda 141–142

Farrar, Kimberley 138

Faulkner, Dan 134

Faulkner, H. 134

Faure, Wieowie 24

Feng, Shi 36

Féry, Caroline 126–134

Fikkert, Paula 95

Firbas, Jan 291

Fitzpatrick-Cole, Jennifer 46, 141

Flemming, Edward 146

Foard, C. F. 69

Ford, Kevin C. 101–102, 105–106, 162

Fougeron, Cécile 135, 254–266

Fourcin, Adrian J. 3

Fournier, Rachel

Fox, Anthony 34–47, 258

Fretheim, Thorstein 209–217, 222–226

Frota, Sónia 61, 134–141, 153, 250

Fry, Dennis B. 13

Fujisaki, Hiroya 129

Gårding, Eva 129, 209

Gaminde, Iñaki 42, 170–182, 184, 206

Garrod, Simon 10

Geluykens, Ronald 113

Gibbon, Dafydd 296

Giegerich, Heinz 15

Gilles, Peter 251

Goedemans, Rob 257

Goldsmith, John 19, 32–36, 37, 103, 125, 144–146

Gomez-Imbert, Elsa 39–40

Gordon, Matthew 92

Gósy, Maria 91, 140

Goudailler, Jean-Pierre 251

Grabe, Esther 9–10, 88–89, 94, 126–137, 301, 309–319

Greenbaum, Sidney 292

Grice, Martine 25, 33, 91, 133–138, 140, 297–310, 313–314

Griffith, B. C. 66

Grimes, Barbara F. 8, 48

Gr⊘nnum, Nina 84–89, 97–100, 129–138, 223–224, 226

Haan, Judith 82–88, 89–91, 100–120, 121–122

Hackman, Gene

Hadding, Kerstin 82–91, 92–96

Halle, Morris 14–19, 141

Halliday, Michael A. K. 127, 287, 296–307

Hammond, Michael 15

Haraguchi, Shosuke 38, 186–191, 207

Harris, K. S. 66

Hasegawa, Yoko 91, 207

Hata, Kazue 91, 207

Haudricourt, André-Georges 43

Hayes, Bruce 13–14, 33–47, 84, 116, 124, 125–136, 145–155, 159–166, 236, 265, 274, 311–314

Heijmans, Linda 82–88, 89, 234–252

Heike, Georg

Heldner, Mattias 133, 227

Helsloot, Catherine J. 104

Henton, Caroline 81, 318

Hermann, E. 51

Hermans, Ben 57, 195, 211–219, 241

Hermes, Dick J. 3, 5

Hernáez, Inmaculada 170–184

Hess, Wilhelm J. 3

Hewlett, Nigel 75

Hillman, R. E. 3

Hirschberg, Julia 57, 124–134

Hirst, Daniel J. 166, 266–269, 288–290, 294

Hockett, Charles F. 49–50, 52

Hoffman, H. S. 66

Holmberg, J. N. 3

Hombert, Jean-Marie 8, 42–43, 75

Horne, Merle 141, 209

Hoskins, Steven 141

House, David 91

House, Jill 91

Hualde, José 42, 61, 170–182, 206

Huss, Volker 24

Hyman, Larry M. 16, 27–30, 31–32, 84, 102–105, 108–109, 130

Inkelas, Sharon 34–48, 135, 162

Isard, Steve 10

Iwata, Ray 36

Izvorski, Roumyana

Jackendoff, Ray S.

Jacobs, Haike 95

James, Dorothy J. 35

Jankowsky, L. 254

Jassem, Wiktor 296

Jessen, Michael 276

Johns, Catherine 3–8, 95, 124

Johnson, Keith 1

Jongman, Allard 120, 162

Jönsson-Steiner, Elisabeth 211

Jun, Sun-Ah 43, 126–135, 176, 254–266

Kager, René 143–163, 164–169, 282

Kanerva, Jonni 16, 159–161, 166, 286

Katz, William 120

Kawasaki, H.

Keating, Patricia 58, 135

Kenesei, István 286–293

Kenstowicz, Michael 39

Kerkhoff, Joop 21

Keyser, Jay 73, 168, 223

King, Tracy H.

Kingston, John 8, 43, 71–89, 237

Kiparsky, Paul 58, 229–250, 276–277, 294

Kirsner, Robert S. 46–48

Kiss, Katalin É. 86

Kisseberth, Charles J. 195–203

Kluender, K. R. 74

Knoop, Ulrich 231

Kohler, Klaus 8, 42, 67, 74, 319

Kori, Shiro 141–142

Kowtko, Jacqeline 10

Kraehenmann, Astrid 43

Kratzer, Angelika

Kristoffersen, Gjert 42, 209, 217–222

Kubozono, Haruo 186, 187–199

Künzel, Hermann J. 236–250

Kutsch Loyenga, Connie 112

Labov, William 73, 229–250

Ladd, D. Robert 14–19, 22–23, 34–48, 52–54, 57–61, 76–80, 98–114, 123–126, 129–133, 153–168, 273, 296–297, 299–306

Ladefoged, Peter 1, 16, 141, 153, 306

Lahiri, Aditi 33–46, 84, 124, 136–140, 145–155, 159–162, 211, 230, 274–280, 313, 314

Laniran, Yetunde O. 27–35, 46–48, 101–110

Laver, John 1–8, 79–81

Leben, William R. 19, 31–34, 48, 96, 125, 146, 195

Leech, Geoffrey 292

Leer, Jeff 43

Levinson, Stephen C. 88

Levitt, A. E. 75

Liberman, Alvin 66

Liberman, Mark 19, 20, 46, 77, 110–111, 119, 124–125, 130–133, 144–168, 304–313, 314

Lieberman, Philip 79–89, 97–120, 296

Lindblom, Björn 79

Lindsey, Geoffrey 69

Lodge, Ken 293

Longacre, Robert E. 27

Löqvist, Anders 7

Lorentz, Ove 41, 149, 209–218

Maddieson, Ian 27–43, 48

Makarova, Veronika 83

Marsi, Erwin 88–89, 94

Martín de Vidales, Igor 170–184

Martinet, André 69

Matisoff, James 42–48

Matsumori, Akiko 40

Mcallister, Jan 10

McGarr, Nancy S. 7

McCarthy, John J. 143–144, 146, 294

McCawley, James 42

Meeussen, A. E. 103–105

Mennen, Ineke 133, 134

Mertens, Piet 266–271

Mihm, Arend 230–251

Miller, Jim 10

Miller, Mark 120

Mol, Hendrik 13

Monaghan, Alex 90, 141, 300–319

Morton, Eugene W. 80

Morton, Rachel 52–68, 85

Moulines, E. 10

Mountford, Keith W. 48, 100–108

Myers, Scott 70 36

Nespor, Marina 125–135, 142, 263–264, 290, 317

Nettle, David 42

Newman, John 32

Newman, Paul 103

Newport, E. L. 66–68

Ngunga, Armindo 32

Nilsen, Randi Alice 209–217, 222–226

Nolan, Francis 138, 318

Nooteboom, Sieb G. 257

O’Connor, J. D. 125, 127–129, 296–302, 304–307

Odden, David 32, 104–112

Ohala, John J. 8, 43, 71–72, 79–80, 196

Ohara, Yumiko 81

O’Shaughnessy, Douglas 115

Ostendorf, Mari 57, 135–141, 317

Otake, Takashi

Pacilly, Jos J. A. 120

Palmer, Harold E. 296

Pang, Keng-Fong 48

Pearson, Mark 122

Peeters, Wim 234

Peng, Shu-Hui 36

Perkell, J. S. 3

Peters, Jörg 91, 155, 241

Petterson, Robert G. 32

Pierrehumbert, Janet 19–22, 25, 38–42, 48, 57, 58–62, 77, 93, 98–106, 123–132, 134–137, 145–156, 159–162, 170–175, 176, 185–208, 209–210, 212, 263–264, 281–286, 292–293, 296, 298–300

Pike, Eunice 41, 232

Pike, Kenneth L. 22, 26–27, 33–48, 110, 128, 296

Pitrelli, John F. 57

Poser, William J. 15, 38, 100, 186–188, 190–191

Post, Brechtje 68, 89–94, 104, 138–142, 253–254, 273

Price, Patti 57, 135–141

Prieto, Pilar 134

Prince, Alan 19–20, 141, 142, 143–146, 148–150, 275–280, 281

Pulgram, Eric 258

Pulleyblank, David 30, 58

Putschke, Wolfgang 232

Quirk, Randolph 292

Radford, Andrew 285

Ramsay, Robert 28–44

Reetz, Henning 3–8, 95, 124

Remijsen, Bert 41, 67–68

Repp, Bruno 52, 85, 118

Riad, Tomas 150, 215–219, 222–223

Rialland, Annie 108–111, 114

Rietveld, Toni 1–5, 21, 52–63, 64, 82–85, 107–113, 115–116, 126, 128–134, 225, 292–293, 307–308, 319

Rivera-Castillo, Yolanda 41

Rivierre, Jean-Claude 28–44

Robert, Stéphanie 87

Römer, Raúl G. 41, 87

Rooth, Mats

Rosner, B. S. 69, 167

Ross, Ken 317

Rudin, Catherine

Rump, Willem 52, 85, 118

Sag, Ivan 124

Sagart, Laurant 27

Salaberria, Jasone 170–184

Szabolcsi, Anna

Schepman, Astrid 134

Scherer, Klaus 72–81, 92–93

Schmerling, Susan 72–81, 92–93

Schmidt, Jürgen E. 228–236

Schouten, Bert 48, 234

Schubiger, Maria

Scobbie, James M. 75

Selkirk, Elisabeth 14, 47, 86, 125, 141, 144–145, 150–159, 187, 212, 263, 287, 289–290, 317

Sereno, Joan 162

Seuren, Pieter A. M. 251

Shakespeare, William 212, 316

Shankweiler, D. P. 66

Shattuck-Hufnagel, Stephanie 22, 123–135, 141, 317

Shen, Tong 83, 159

Shen, X. S. 91

Shimizu, Katsumasa 153

Silverman, Kim E. A. 8–9, 57, 93, 234

Slis, Iman 73

Sluijter, Agaath 14, 15

Smiljanić, Rajka 42, 61, 170–182

Smith Jr., Henry L. 19–20, 126–128

Smith, Norval 41, 75

Smolensky, Paul 143, 257

Snider, Keith 34, 101–102, 105

Sotillo, Catherine 10

Soukka, Maria 46

Steedman, Mark 297

Steele, Joshua

Steele, Shirley 62, 93, 184, 306

Stevens, Kenneth 73

Stewart, John 100–102

Story, Robin S. 7

Strangert, Eva 133, 227

Strik, Helmer 97–119

Studdert-Kennedy, Michael 66, 82–91, 92–96

Sugahara, Mariko 205–206

Sun, Xuejing 196

Sundberg, Johan 196

Svantesson, Jan-Olof 42–44

Svartvik, Jan 292

Swerts, Marc 113

Taff, Alice 135

Terken, Jacques 52, 76–91, 113–118, 126–137, 140

’t Hart, Johan 61–62, 76–89, 97–98, 108, 125–126, 129

Thomas, Elain 88

Thompson, Henry 10

Thorsen, Nina; see Gr⊘nnum

Trager, George L. 19–20, 126–128

Trim, J. L. M. 291

Trommelen, Mieke 276

Truckenbrodt, Hubert 108, 126–129, 144–161, 162–163, 285–286, 309

Turk, Alice E. 73, 123–133

Uhlenbeck, E. M. 13

Uldall, Elizabeth 82–88

Uwano, Zendo 32–38

Vaissiere, Jacqueline 129

Vallduvì, Enric 86

van den Berg, Rob 107–115, 116, 126–128, 308

van Bezooijen, Reneé 72–96, 120

van der Hulst, Harry 28–36, 41, 76, 105–106

van der Vliet, Peter 42, 137–139, 140, 230–243, 247, 320

van Gestel, Joost 5

van Heuven, Vincent 5, 15, 46–48, 67–68, 91, 120

van Santen, Jan 134

Vance, Timothy J. 189

Vanderslice, R. 20, 141, 306

Varga, Laszlo 70, 140, 153

Vergnaud, Jean-Roger 14–19

Verhelst, E. 10

Verluyten, S. 253

Vismans, Roel 48, 263

Vogel, Irene 125–135, 142, 167, 263–264, 286–290, 293

Voorhoeve, Jan 27

Warner, Natasha 191

Wedekind, Klaus 27, 96

Weinert, Regina 10

Wells, John C. 15, 294

Welmers, William E. 100–106

Wetterlin, Allison 211

Whalen, Douglas H. 75

Wichmann, Anne 85–91

Wiegand, Herbert E.

Wiesinger, P. 232

Wightman, Colin W. 57, 135

Willems, Nico J. 66–68, 73

Williams, E.

Winkler, Susanne

Winston, F. D. D. 101

Wistrand, Kent 110

Wright, B. A. 74

Xu, Yi 72, 134

Yip, Moira 28–33, 133, 143

Zahid, Indirawati 84

Zec, Draga 135

Zhang, Jie 31, 157–158

Zimmerman, Roger 120

Zoll, Cheryl 157

Zonneveld, Wim 276

Zubizarreta, Maria Luisa 86

Subject index

*P 165, 288

*T 1–2, 3–9, 159, 188–194, 257–260

accent 12–22, 26–27, 36–42, 171, 190, 309

accent range 79–94

accent language 41–42

accentability 310

accentual analysis, of tone language 39, 210

accent assignment 38, 186

accent deletion, see deaccentuation

accentual downstep 115

accentual lengthening 73, 133

Accent Phrase 209–220

Accentual Phrase 126, 170–172, 176, 186–199, 200

Addition 297, 299–307

affective meaning 79–94

aliasing 4

alignment, in Optimality Theory 143–150, 152, 179, 192, 215, 242–245, 255, 278–287, 309

alignment, phonetic 22, 61, 62–67, 72–74, 84–91, 124–133, 134, 213, 245

alignment, with head

alignment, with focus 180–182, 204, 212, 287

alignment, with two edges 134, 153, 302

allophone 189–190, 269

allomorphy 236–247

Alternation Principle

Analogical Lengthening 230, 249–250

analogy 229–243, 249

animal communication 50–53

Apocope 230–231, 232

arbitrariness 50, 53–54, 80

arytenoids 1, 7

association 144–148, 149–150, 171, 185–188, 189–202, 210–215, 246–247, 272, 297

Association Convention 31, 186

association with focus 171

autocorrelation 5

automatic downstep 101, 171

Autosegmental-Metrical model 123, 170, 185–187, 209, 266, 316–320

autosegmental phonology 19, 28–48, 123–125

autosegmental representation 129, 274

Bernoulli effect 2

binary opposition

BinMap 161, 184, 187, 289–290

biological code 79–95, 206

boundary tone 22, 123–126, 128–134, 174, 187–189, 200, 266–272, 274–291, 295, 305–319

breath group 79, 97

breathy voice 8, 27–29, 43, 81

British tradition in intonation analysis 125–127, 140, 319

categorical perception 66, 69

central tone 212

clash 294, 317

clefting

cliché mélodique 266–270, 271

clitic 179, 290–291, 292

compensatory listening 234

complete linking 134

complete reset

complex predicate

compound 15–18, 19–21, 171, 214–219, 274–277

compound stress 19–23

compression 138

CON 145–168

CONCATENATE 150, 152–153, 192–197, 215–216, 220

constraints, unranked 160–163

constraint ranking, on the hoof 163

constraint ranking, variable ranking 163, 232, 260–265

constraint reranking 163, 253–265

contour interaction 129

contour tone 26, 273

contour tone language 26, 232

contrast preservation 73–74, 75

contrastive stress

control, in articulation 60, 72, 75–77, 97

cricoid 1–7

creaky voice 8, 27–43, 81, 88

cumulative upstep

curtailment, see truncation

cyclicity 163–164, 166, 280–282, 284–294

deaccentuation 38, 87, 254, 276–277, 287

declination 80–88, 89, 97–113, 226

definitional focus

Dehnung 230

delay morpheme 306

delayed peak feature 307

DEP-(IO) 148, 279–281

dephrasing 206, 274

depictives

desequencing 250

design features, of language 49–50

diacritic use, of phonology 104, 232

digitization 3–4

dimorphism 80

discrete level (tone language) 100

discreteness 50–51, 52–54, 306

doubling error 6

downdrift 101

downstep 32–34, 83–90, 98–119, 131, 177, 178, 200–202, 266–267, 271, 303–307, 310–313

downstep, after H-tone 104, 268–271

downstep, automatic

downstep, interrupted

downstep, of L-tone 102–105, 106

downstep, of M-tone 106

downstep, PA-internal in English

downstep feature 105–117, 308

downstep morpheme 308

duality of structure 22, 50–52, 53–57

duration 17

echo question

Effort Code 71–94, 122, 206

encliticization 290–291, 294

encliticized 315

enhancement 27–34, 73–74, 75, 114, 224–225, 228, 232–234

epithet 162

epitone 236–250

ERB 5

excursion size 76–85

EXHAUSTIVITY 162

extra High 66, 130, 185–207

EVAL 145–146, 162

fade out reversal 9, 236

FAITH 216–220

final lengthening 73, 135, 254–273

final lowering 98–99, 107–110, 178, 276

flat hat 269

floating tone 35, 128–133, 159, 212–214, 272

floating L-tone (downstep) 102, 103, 130

floating tone (morpheme) 35

focal tone 211–212, 213–216

focus 23, 50, 86–88, 159, 180, 192–204, 212–214, 221–222, 243, 286–293

focus, broad 86

focus, contrastive 86

focus, corrective 86, 180–181, 182–184, 212–227, 295

focus, informational; see focus, presentational

focus, narrow 60–61, 86–91

focus, presentational 86, 88, 180, 184, 212–227

focus ambiguity

focus domain

focus particle 87

focus projection

focus types 86

focus constituent 86, 211–212, 223, 314

focus constituent, minimum size of

   foot 12–14, 15

Frequency Code 71–94, 122

function words

fundamental frequency 2–9, 81

geminate

GEN 144–145

gender 207

glottalized voice; see creaky voice

glottis 1

gradience 52, 116

grammaticalization 49, 83–94, 98–107, 112–113, 178

HAMMOCK 256–259, 262–271

H-raising 108–110, 297

half-completion 142, 299–300, 302–316

halving error 6

head (British tradition) 302

headedness 162

high rise 63, 299–319

hyoid 8–11

iamb 14–16

iconicity 51, 72–76

IDENT 52, 116

imperative, accent in 265

implementation; see phonetic implementation

incorporation 290–294

interrogative intonation 54, 82–84, 100–119, 120–122, 186–202, 225–226, 229–233, 235–236, 266

information structure 23, 86

informational meaning 79–82, 83–85

Initial Accent Deletion

INITIALBRANCHING 180, 290

initial raising 114–119

initial strengthening 135

Intermediate Phrase 125–126, 127–137, 167, 170–176, 180, 192–199, 292, 316

interpolation 29, 128–129, 198–201

intonation 12–22

intonational meaning 24, 79–95, 124, 306–312, 315

intonational lexicon 46

routine (intonational meaning) 22–23, 76, 77, 123–125, 166–169, 170–176, 254–266, 275–287, 292, 299, 316

intonational phrase 22–23, 76, 77, 123–125, 166–169, 170–176, 254–266, 275–287, 292, 316

intrinsic F0 8, 42–43, 75, 232

IViE 137

juncture phoneme 126

L-prefixation 307, 313–316

laryngealization 8

larynx

LAYEREDNESS 162, 290

leading tone 128–133, 268–270, 310–319

level ordering 258

level tone 26

lexical diffusion 230

Lexical Phonology 22, 58–60, 274–276, 278

lexical representation 58–59, 143, 172, 276

liaison 273

LINEARITY 144–152, 168

listing 230

loan word 15

low rise 63, 298, 299–300

main stress

major phrase 160, 292

Map Task 10

markedness

matrix sentence 287–291

MAX 147, 238, 279–283, 284–286

MAXOO 165, 288–289, 290

metalinguistic use 222–227

metathesis

metrical grid 14, 141

metrical tree 19, 123

metrically bound tone 42

mid tone 35–43

minor phrase 292

monosyllabic foot 14

mora 16, 29

moraic trochee

morphological analysis of intonation

morphological downstep 106–108

morphological tone 46

murmur 34

negation, with tone 88

Neogrammarian change 229–250, 251

nested downstep 115

neutral stress 130, 273, 296–301, 305–313

neutral tone (Chinese) 35

neutralization 191

news sentence

NOASSOC 144–149, 151–158

NOCLASH 255–256, 259–266, 278–279

NOCONTOUR 146, 149–158, 193–196, 272

NOCROSSING

NOCROWD 146–149, 193, 216

NOFALL 146

non-automatic downstep 101

NONRECURSIVITY 162, 285

non-uniformity of structure 146–156

NOREMOTECLASH 260–261, 262–263, 278–279, 284–286

NORISE 146, 148, 195–197, 238–239, 240–241

NOSLUMP 281, 301–302

NOSPREAD 149, 193–196

NOTARGET 155, 168, 239

NoVeryRemoteClash

normal stress

nuclear pitch accent 126–127, 296–309

nuclear contour 296, 302

Obligatory Contour Principle (OCP) 31–32, 33–36, 146–149, 187–194, 195–196, 221, 249, 268

Optimality Theory 33, 142, 143–169, 192–197, 201, 216–217, 238–242, 254–256, 266–271, 276–286, 288–290

octave jump 6

off-ramp/on-ramp analysis, of English 127–128, 134, 319

onset, of ɩ 89, 118, 127, 304

onsetless syllable 257

output–output faithfulness 164, 258, 275–282, 294

Open Syllable Lengthening 230–249, 250

paradigmatic relation 26

paralinguistic meaning 24, 69, 71–95

parenthetic S

partial linking 134, 302

partial reset 115

peak delay

PEAKPROM 88, 256–257, 258–273

perceptual equivalence 62

period 1, 2

perturbation; see pitch perturbation

phonetic implementation 49–58, 59–62, 105, 110–111, 124–128, 130–131, 143, 189, 224, 235, 268, 308

phonetic underspecification 23, 35–36, 129, 185

phonological adjustment

phonological change

phonological phrase 167, 170, 253–254, 265–266, 278–292, 317

phonological word 170, 253–255, 275

phrasal downstep 115–116

phrase accent 25, 126–127, 139–141, 212

pitch 1–2, 3–9, 159, 188–194, 257–260

pitch accent 47–48

pitch accent, Beckman 47–48

pitch accent, bitonal 22, 48, 124–133, 134, 168, 210–220, 307

pitch accent, splayed 220, 271, 304–312, 319

pitch key

pitch range 76, 124

pitch register 76–92, 120

pitch span 76–79, 85, 120, 200

pitch perturbation 3–5, 75, 232

pitch tracker

PLATEAU 203

pre-accenting suffix 38

preboundary lengthening; see final lengthening

prehead, see onset

polar tone 89

positional markedness 157–169

postlexical phonology 58, 172

predicate, natural

predicate argument structure

pre-nuclear pitch accent 302–304, 317–318

pre-nuclear pitch accent, fall–rise 296–313

precompilation 29, 265

prehead; see onset of ῗ

prelinking 210–222

preplanning 111

presentational focus; see focus, presentation

primary stress 14–19, 21

privative analysis 209, 217

procliticization 276–290

procliticized ɸ 280–285, 286–294

Production Code 71–89, 90–91, 98–121

prominence 40–47, 85, 118–122

prosodic hierarchy 88, 143–144, 159–168, 254–266

PSOLA 10

quantity 16–17

quantity-sensitive 17

quantization 4

RADDOPPIOMENTO SYNTATTICO 142

raised H; see extra High

register, feature 223

register, word melody 38–48

register, pitch band 48

register, style 48

register, voice quality 27

register tier 34, 117, 194

register tone language 26–48

reference line 76–85, 110–118

reporting clause 162

reset 113–116

restructuring 134, 264, 290

resynthesis

rheme 297

rhythm 141–142, 199, 253, 274–294

Richness of the Base 145

Sentence Accent Asignment Rule

sampling rate 3

scaling 124

scathing intonation 300–319

Schärfung 230

secondary association 138–139, 189–197, 199

secondary stress 21, 22

segmental landmarks 134

semantic analysis, of intonation

semitone 5

Selection (intonational meaning) 297–299

sentence particle

sign language 76

SINGLETARGET 155

sleeptoon 230

spectral tilt 14, 48, 304

speech style 60, 293

stability 33, 103

starred tone (T*) 22, 37, 133, 302–307

st⊘d 209–224

stoottoon; see Schärfung

stress 12, 22, 40–41

stress clash 141

stress, degrees of 19–22

stress, feature 19, 141

stress shift 56, 141, 142, 167

stress-to-weight 16

stress accent, Beckman 47

Strict Layering Hypothesis 159–162

subordination, of pitch 90, 112, 178–179, 207

substitute use of pitch (biological codes) 80–92

surface representation 58, 59

syllable

syntactic tone 46

syntagmatic relation 26

T ‎ TBU 149, 193–194, 203, 216–220, 271

tableau

tag 292, 294

target 23, 29, 79, 128–129, 154, 215

ternary foot 14

Testing (intonational meaning) 297–299

TBU 29–31, 35–37, 103, 123–133, 154–158, 187–193, 211–216, 246

TBU ‎ T 148–149, 151–152, 195, 196, 216, 239

theme 297

thyroid 1–7, 8–11

ToBI 132

ToDI 137

tonal analysis, of tone language

tonal grammar 130, 273, 296–301, 305–313

tone levels, notation

tonal morpheme 34, 103–109

tonal root node 33, 117

tonal root tier

tonal tree 34

tone

tone clock (tone circle) 36

tone cluster 33, 133

tone contour 33, 133

Tone Copy 315–316, 319

tone features 27–34

tone language 12–15, 26–38, 75

tone language, terraced level

tone language, discrete level

tone letter 28

tone loss 234–250

tone melody

tone reversal 245

tone tier 28–29, 33, 129, 144–157, 176, 190–198

tone sandhi 36

tone sequence model 129

tone spreading

tone stability

toneless morpheme 34

tonogenesis 42–44, 234–250, 251

tonogenesis, de novo 44, 228–232

tonegroup (British tradition) 125

topicalization 175, 287

total downstep 105–106

trailing tone 23, 128–133, 154–155, 268–271, 302

trimoraic quantity 231

trochee 14–24, 164

truncation 9, 16–17, 133, 220, 236–241, 242–246, 316

Twin Sister Convention 168

underlying representation 58, 106

phonetic underspecification

undershoot 79

ungrammatical contour

unrestricted tone language 27

upstep 34, 108–110, 131, 298–309, 320

Utterance 125, 170–176, 201

variability 164, 234

vocal folds 1, 2–3, 15, 72–79, 97

vocal tract 72

vocative chant 57, 300–319

vocative chant, low 21, 314

vocative chant, with end-rise 314

voice quality 15–16, 27

voice onset time 66, 153

vowel duration

vowel quality 1, 15, 232–234

weight by position 17

weight-to-stress 16–17

whistling language 48

WRAP 38–42

word melodies 26–27

word melody 38–42

word stress

zero-crossing 2

Language index

Acatlan Mixtec 110

Arabic 74

Awid Bing 43

Bambara 35, 53, 100–108

Bamileke 102

Bantu

Barasana 39–40, 41, 210

Baule

Basque 28, 112–117, 126, 159–167, 171, 293

Basque, Bermeo

Basque, Gernika 171–172

Basque, Gipuzkoan

Basque, Lekeitio 159, 171–184, 186–188, 204

Basque, High Navarrese

Basque, Northern Biskaian 42, 170–184, 186–187, 206, 210

Benčnon 27

Bengali 32–46, 54, 84, 136–140, 146–152, 159–163, 254, 275

Bimoba 101–102, 113

Bulgarian

Cèmuhî

Central Carrier 41

Central Franconian, see German

Chicheŵa 16, 36, 153–161, 166–167

Chickasaw 54, 92

Chinese, Cantonese 34

Chinese, Danyang 33

Chinese, Hailar 36

Chinese, Mandarin 28–33, 34–35, 91, 98–99, 134

Chinese, Wenzhou 36

Chipewayan 43, 157

Chumburung 102–105

Dagaara 35

Dagara 112, 114

Danish

Dinka 106–112

Dutch 16, 21, 28–33, 46–47, 52–61, 63–67, 72–73, 76–84, 97–98, 100–107, 125–127, 128–133, 150–162, 220–225, 226, 230–249, 250, 296–298, 308–314

Dutch, Belgian 81, 234

Dutch, Hasselt 228

Dutch, Maasbracht 241

Dutch, Maastricht 42, 45–48, 228–233, 234

Dutch, Roermond 58–70, 151–154, 228–235, 238–239

Dutch, Tongeren 229–244, 245–246

Dutch, Venlo 30–42, 137–138, 154–158, 229–235, 238–245

Dutch, Weert 234

Engenni 88, 109

English 8, 13–15, 34, 51–52, 53, 73–76, 77–84, 98–110, 111–113, 123–125, 126–133, 150–156, 186, 209–226, 253, 274, 320

English, American 46, 63, 81–82, 92, 118–122, 123–124, 127–128, 145, 296–297

English, Belfast 54, 301–318

English, Birmingham 301

English, British 9, 73–74, 76, 122, 124–127, 128–137, 296

English, Cambridge 138

English, Leeds 138

English, Liverpool 301

English, Manchester 301

English, Tyneside 301

English, West Coast

Etung 31–32

Finnish 164

French 68, 74, 113, 141–142, 163–167, 253–273, 275–284, 304–311, 315

Ga’anda 106

Georgian 137

German 8–9, 28, 72–81, 92, 137–138, 140, 226, 230, 231–250, 296

German, Central Franconian 228–250, 251

German, Cologne 228–232, 235–240

German, Düren 241

German, Hamburg 93, 231

German, Mayen 229–236, 237–241

German, Swiss 91, 140

German, Trier

Greek 141–142

Greek, Cypriot 140

Greek, Standard 70, 133, 140

Guaraní 53

Haida

Hausa 34, 162, 195

Hawaiian 33

Hungarian 70, 91, 140, 153

Iau 27

Igbo 101–102

Italian 16, 91, 104, 141–142

Italian, Palermo 138

Japanese 15, 27–45, 72–81, 83–88, 100–106, 113, 126–129, 133, 146, 159, 175–177, 216, 271

Japanese, Ibukujima 38

Japanese, Maeno 40

Japanese, Nakamura 32

Japanese, Tokyo 40–42, 170

Jita 84

Kachru 109

Kairi 32

Kanakuru 103

Kaure 39, 210

Kikirewe 112

Kikuyu 29–32, 101–102, 106

Kimatuumbi 162

Kirimi 108, 112

Kishambaa 32, 104–105, 110

Korean 126, 167

Korean, Middle 44

Korean, Seoul 43, 135

Kukuya 31

Lamet

Lëtzebuergesch 251

Lithuanian 28–42

Malay 84

Mambila 27, 75

Mankon 108–109, 122, 130

Maori 136

Ma’ya 41

Mende 32

Min Nan 48

Moba 106

Mon Khmer

Navajo 43

Ngamambo 105

Ngiti 112

Noon 46

Norwegian 27–40, 42, 209–226

Norwegian, Bergen 226

Norwegian East 153–156, 209–217, 223

Norwegian, Troms⊘ 226

Papiamentu 41, 87

Portuguese, European 86–87, 134–141

Punjabi 43

Romanian, Transylvanian 140

Russian 83

Seminole/Creek 16

Serbo-Croatian, Belgrade 28, 61, 74

Serbo-Croatian, Zagreb 28, 61, 74

Siane 34

Sikaritai 35

Silbo Gomero, see Spanish

Somali 39, 41–42, 195

Spanish, Silbo Gomero 48

Sundanese

Swedish 40–41, 47, 82–92, 128–139, 153, 209–222, 226, 304

Swedish, Finnish 226

Swedish, Malmö 226

Swedish, Stockholm 36, 129–139, 145–150, 209–217, 219

Tiv 30

Tonga 37–38

Toura 195

Trique 27

Twi 84

Tzeltal 88

U 44, 232

Unangan 135

Utsat 48

Vietnamese 43

Wolof 87

Yorúbà 27–35, 46, 98–106, 108–110





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