Tone Sandhi patterns across Chinese dialects
Matthew Y. Chen
Abstract
Matthew Y. Chen
Abstract
Preface Notational conventions 1. Setting the stage 2. Tonal representation and tonal processes 3. Directionality and interacting sandhi processes I 4. Directionality and interacting sandhi processes II 5. From base tones to sandhi forms: a constraint-based analysis 6. From tone to accent 7. Stress-foot as sandhi domain I 8. Stress-foot as sandhi domain II 9. Minimal rhythmic unit as obligatory sandhi domain 10. Phonological phrase as a sandhi domain 11. From tone to intonation Concluding remarks Bibliographical appendix: tone sandhi across Chinese dialects References Subject index Author index.
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Preface Notational conventions 1. Setting the stage 2. Tonal representation and tonal processes 3. Directionality and interacting sandhi processes I 4. Directionality and interacting sandhi processes II 5. From base tones to sandhi forms: a constraint-based analysis 6. From tone to accent 7. Stress-foot as sandhi domain I 8. Stress-foot as sandhi domain II 9. Minimal rhythmic unit as obligatory sandhi domain 10. Phonological phrase as a sandhi domain 11. From tone to intonation Concluding remarks Bibliographical appendix: tone sandhi across Chinese dialects References Subject index Author index.
Key concepts: Linguistics, Tone (literature), Stress (linguistics), Intonation (linguistics), Computer science, Phrase, Stress (linguistics), Subject (documents)