Prosodic systems and intonation in English . By David Crystal. Cambridge: University Press, 1969. Pp. viii, 381. $16.00.
Philip Lieberman
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Philip Lieberman
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Preface 1. Some preliminary considerations 2. Past work on prosodic features 3. Voice-quality and sound attributes in prosodic study 4. The prosodic features of English 5. The intonation system of English 6. The grammar of intonation 7. The semantics of intonation Bibliography Index of persons Index of subjects.
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Preface 1. Some preliminary considerations 2. Past work on prosodic features 3. Voice-quality and sound attributes in prosodic study 4. The prosodic features of English 5. The intonation system of English 6. The grammar of intonation 7. The semantics of intonation Bibliography Index of persons Index of subjects.
Key concepts: Intonation (linguistics), Linguistics, Computer science, Psychology, Philosophy