The communicative value of intonation in English

David Brazil

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Contents Preface Chapter 1 A preliminary sketch of the tone unit Chapter 2 Prominence Chapter 3 Key and Termination Chapter 4 Tone proclaiming and referring Chapter 5 Tone dominance and control Chapter 6 Tone questions and social elicitation Chapter 7 The Pitch Sequence Chapter 8 Orientation Chapter 9 Retrospect Appendix A some further examples to illustrate the use of the various speaker options Appendix B Fundamental frequency traces of some representative tone units List of technical terms

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