Chapter
Licensed
Unlicensed
Requires Authentication
Prosody in context: The effect of sequential relationships between speaker turns
-
Anne Wichmann
You are currently not able to access this content.
You are currently not able to access this content.
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction 1
- A multi-level approach to focus,phrasing and intonation in French 11
- Syntax-prosody mapping, topic-comment structure and stress-focus correspondence in Hungarian 35
- On the prosody of German wh-questions 73
- Referential and lexical givenness: Semantic, prosodic and cognitive aspects 119
- A focus intonational morpheme in European Portuguese: Production and perception 163
- Meanings, shades of meanings and prototypes of intonational categories 197
- Information structural expectations in the perception of prosodic prominence 239
- Can intonation contours be lexicalised? Implications for discourse meanings 271
- Prosody in context: The effect of sequential relationships between speaker turns 329
- Prosody in German Sign Language 349
- Subject index 381
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction 1
- A multi-level approach to focus,phrasing and intonation in French 11
- Syntax-prosody mapping, topic-comment structure and stress-focus correspondence in Hungarian 35
- On the prosody of German wh-questions 73
- Referential and lexical givenness: Semantic, prosodic and cognitive aspects 119
- A focus intonational morpheme in European Portuguese: Production and perception 163
- Meanings, shades of meanings and prototypes of intonational categories 197
- Information structural expectations in the perception of prosodic prominence 239
- Can intonation contours be lexicalised? Implications for discourse meanings 271
- Prosody in context: The effect of sequential relationships between speaker turns 329
- Prosody in German Sign Language 349
- Subject index 381
