The music of everyday speech
Subtitle: prosody and discourse analysis
By: Ann Wennerstrom.
Publisher: Oxford University Press; Oxford University Press, USA
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
Subjects: Prosodic analysis (Linguistics); Discourse analysis.; Speech acts (Linguistics)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 283-297) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: PART I Theoretical Background; title: 2. Intonational Meaning, 17; title: 3. Stress, Rhythm, and Paralanguage, 46; title: VART II Applications to Discourse Analysis; title: 4. Intonation, Mental Representation, and Coherence, 67; title: Sample Analysis: What Can Pitch Accents Tell Us; title: about Learning?, 88; title: Prosody as a Discourse Marker, 96; title: Sample Analysis: Intonation in Discourse; title: Markers-The Case of Anyway, 117; title: by Kathleen Ferrara; title: 6. Intonation and Speech Act Theory, 131; title: Sample Analysis: Intonation as a Marker of; title: Illocutionary Force in Legal Examination; title: Tag Questions, 160; title: by Philip Gaines; title: 7. Prosody in the Study of Conversation, 166; title: Sample Analysis: A Time-Based Model; title: of Conversation, 192; title: by Susan Fiksdal; title: 8. Prosody in Oral Narratives, 200; title: Sample Analysis: Pitch, Evaluation,; title: and Quoted Speech, 221; title: 9. Prosody in Second-Language Discourse, 230; title: Sample Analysis: Hesitation Phenomena; title: in Second-Language Fluency, 252; title: by Heidi Riggenbach; title: 10. Conclusion, 258; title: Appendix: Description of Discourse Data Corpora, 265; title: Glossary, 271; title: Notes, 277; title: Bibliography, 283; title: Index, 299.