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Representation of Downstep in Dschang Bamileke

  • Mary M. Clark
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The Phonology of Tone
This chapter is in the book The Phonology of Tone

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Table of Contents v
  3. Affiliations ix
  4. Preface and Acknowledgments xi
  5. Issues in the Representation of Tonal Register 1
  6. Representation of Downstep in Dschang Bamileke 29
  7. Register Tones and Tonal Geometry 75
  8. In Defense of a Metrical Theory of Intonational Downstep 109
  9. Spreading and Downstep: Prosodic Government in Tone Languages 133
  10. Dschang and Ebrie as Akan-type Total Downstep Languages 185
  11. Tonal Register in East Asian Languages 245
  12. Index of Authors 269
  13. Index of Languages 273
  14. Index of Subjects 275
  15. 279-280 279
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110869378.29

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Table of Contents v
  3. Affiliations ix
  4. Preface and Acknowledgments xi
  5. Issues in the Representation of Tonal Register 1
  6. Representation of Downstep in Dschang Bamileke 29
  7. Register Tones and Tonal Geometry 75
  8. In Defense of a Metrical Theory of Intonational Downstep 109
  9. Spreading and Downstep: Prosodic Government in Tone Languages 133
  10. Dschang and Ebrie as Akan-type Total Downstep Languages 185
  11. Tonal Register in East Asian Languages 245
  12. Index of Authors 269
  13. Index of Languages 273
  14. Index of Subjects 275
  15. 279-280 279
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