Communicative functions and linguistic forms in speech interaction

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Prosody in English, German and Chinese is outlined as a principal component of linguistic form for communicative functions in speech interaction.

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Full title :Communicative functions and linguistic forms in speech interaction / Klaus J. Kohler, University of Kiel, Germany.

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Prosody in English, German and Chinese is outlined as a principal component of linguistic form for communicative functions in speech interaction.

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Publication Date:2018.

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Publisher(s):Cambridge University Press
Place of Publication:New York, NY
Language:eng
Publication Date:2018.

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Description:1 online resource

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ISBN:9781316767276, 1316767272
oclc:on1005978614
LC Classification:P311
Dewey Decimal:415.01/83

Cover -- Half title -- Series page -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1 Speech Communication in Human Interaction -- 1.1 Human Interaction and the Organon Model -- 1.2 Deictic and Symbolic Fields in Speech Communication -- 1.3 From Function to Form -- 1.4 Descriptive Modelling of Prosody â#x80;#x93; An Overview of Paradigms -- 2 Prosody in a Functional Framework: The Kiel Intonation Model (KIM) -- 2.1 Prominence -- 2.2 Sentence Accent -- 2.3 Sentence Accents in Syntagmatic Prominence Patterns

2.4 Declination, Downstep and Upstep2.5 Lexical Stress -- 2.6 Experiments in Lexical Stress Perception in German -- 2.7 Intonation -- 2.8 Experiments in Peak and Valley Synchronisation -- 2.9 Concatenation of Pitch Patterns -- 2.10 Contour-internal F0 Timing in Falls and Rises -- 2.11 Prehead and Register -- 2.12 Prosodic Phrasing -- 2.13 Microprosody -- 2.14 Stepping Patterns -- 2.15 Time-Windows in Speech Production -- 3 The Representation Function -- 3.1 Syntagmatic Organisation of Statements -- 3.2â#x80;#x82;Information Selection and Weighting

3.3 Argumentation3.4 Syntagmatic Rhythmic Organisation of Utterances: The Guide Function of Prosody --…

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