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Foundations of Intonational Meaning: Anatomical and Physiological Factors by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…Like non‐verbal communication, paralinguistic communication is rooted in anatomical and physiological factors. Paralinguistic form‐meaning relations arise from…”
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Analysis of Intonation: the Case of MAE_ToBI by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…Annotation systems for intonation contours are ideally based on a well-motivated phonological analysis of the language in question, such that instances of…”
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Editorial: Crosstalk between intonation and lexical tones: Linguistic, cognitive and neuroscience perspectives by Zora, Hatice, Gussenhoven, Carlos, Tremblay, Annie, Liu, Fang

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Stress "Deafness" Reveals Absence of Lexical Marking of Stress or Tone in the Adult Grammar by Rahmani, Hamed, Rietveld, Toni, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…A Sequence Recall Task with disyllabic stimuli contrasting either for the location of prosodic prominence or for the medial consonant was administered to 150…”
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Correction: Analysis of Intonation: The Case of MAE_ToBI by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…This article details a correction to the article: Gussenhoven, C. (2016). Analysis of Intonation: the Case of MAE_ToBI. Laboratory Phonology: Journal of the…”
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Shanghai Chinese by Chen, Yiya, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…Shanghai Chinese (Shanghainese; 上海话) is a Wu dialect (ISO 639-3; code: wuu) spoken in the city of Shanghai (CN-31), one of the four municipalities in the…”
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The Sequence Recall Task and Lexicality of Tone: Exploring Tone “Deafness” by Gussenhoven, Carlos, Lu, Yu-An, Lee-Kim, Sang-Im, Liu, Chunhui, Rahmani, Hamed, Riad, Tomas, Zora, Hatice

“…Many perception and processing effects of the lexical status of tone have been found in behavioral, psycholinguistic, and neuroscientific research, often…”
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Post-focal and factive deaccentuation in Persian by Rahmani, Hamed, Rietveld, Toni, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…Two experiments were carried out to examine whether the Persian word accent is deleted in two putative deaccenting contexts, post-focal regions and presupposed…”
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Language-Specificity in the Perception of Paralinguistic Intonational Meaning by Chen, Aoju, Gussenhoven, Carlos, Rietveld, Toni

“…This study examines the perception of paralinguistic intonational meanings deriving from Ohala's Frequency Code (Experiment 1) and Gussenhoven's Effort Code…”
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Emphasis and tonal implementation in Standard Chinese by Chen, Yiya, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…Despite the greatly improved understanding of tonal articulation in Standard Chinese, no consensus has been reached on the most appropriate model of tonal…”
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No stress, no pitch accent, no prosodic focus: the case of Ambonese Malay by Maskikit-Essed, Raechel, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…Varieties of Malay, including Indonesian, have been variously described as having word stress on the penultimate syllable, as having variable word stress and…”
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Responses to time pressure on phrase-final melodies in varieties of Dutch and West Frisian by Hanssen, Judith, Peters, Jörg, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…•Phrase-final Fall-Rises are commonly used in rhetorical questions in the Netherlands.•Undershoot of the valley in Zeelandic phrase-final Fall-Rises yields…”
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The English Rhythm Rule as an accent deletion rule by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…In order to account for the accentual and rhythmical structure of English, a binary-branching prosodic constituent structur is assumed, in which minimally the…”
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Asymmetries in the intonation system of the tonal dialect of Maastricht Limburgish by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…The lexical tone and intonation contrasts in the Limburgish dialect of Maastricht are remarkable in a number of ways. While a falling pitch contour on an…”
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No stress, no pitch accent, no prosodic focus: the case of Ambonese Malay — ERRATUM by Maskikit-Essed, Raechel, Gussenhoven, Carlos

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The phonetic realization of focus in West Frisian, Low Saxon, High German, and three varieties of Dutch by Peters, Jörg, Hanssen, Judith, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…This study examines the effects of different kinds of focus and of focus constituent size on the phonetic realization of accent peaks in declarative sentences…”
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Between stress and tone in Nubi word prosody by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…Nubi is a language with culminative word prominence, spoken in Uganda and Kenya. The prominence, or accent, falls within a right-edge three-syllable window,…”
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Focus, mode and the nucleus by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…This article argues for the hypothesis that the location of the nucleus of the intonation contour is rule-governed. The term ‘nucleus’ is taken to refer to…”
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Enhancing the durational enhancement of a tone contrast by Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…In central and low Franconian dialects of German and Dutch, a lexical tone contrast (accent 1 versus accent 2) exists that is enhanced by a durational…”
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On the timing of the final rise in Dutch falling–rising intonation contours by van de Ven, Marco, Gussenhoven, Carlos

“…A corpus of Dutch falling–rising intonation contours with early nuclear accent was elicited from nine speakers with a view to establishing the extent to which…”
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