This second edition presents a completely revised overview of research on intonational
phonology since the 1970s, including new material on research developments since the mid …

A combination of observational and experimental data from recent research into the
intonation of New Zealand English highlights generational differences in rising intonation …

The intonation of Greek wh-questions consists of a rise-fall followed by a low plateau and a
final rise. Using acoustic data, we show (i) that the exact contour shape depends on the …

We report three experiments, based on test sentences read aloud, on the influence of
sentence position and phonological vowel length on the alignment of accent-related f0 …

This study investigates the coordination of boundary tones as a function of stress and pitch
accent. Boundary tone coordination has not been experimentally investigated previously …

This thesis is a detailed investigation of the phonology and phonetics of the intonation of
Persian carried out in the framework of the AM theory of intonational phonology. Based on …

In order to investigate the distinct nuances of meaning conveyed by the different intonational
contours encountered in yes-no questions in English, we conducted a corpus study of the …

This paper compares the production and perception of the rise-fall contour of contrastive
statements and the final rise-fall part of polar questions in Greek. The results show that these …

This study is concerned with the alignment of f0 peaks in rising LH pitch accents in German,
both in relation to acoustically defined segments, referred to as segmental anchors, as well …

In this contribution I raise the question of what phonological typology is, can, or should be. I
start by asking what linguistic typology is and then turn to the problem: despite the …