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|a Stress and Non-Stress Accent.
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|a ""TABLE OF CONTENTS""; ""PREFACE""; ""CHAPTER 1. DEFINING ACCENT""; ""1.1 Differentiating accent from tone""; ""1.2 Relating accent to intonation""; ""CHAPTER 2. ACCENT SYSTEMS AND TONE SYSTEMS""; ""2.1. Historical overview""; ""2.2. Characteristic differences between accent and tone""; ""CHAPTER 3. ACCENT AND INTONATION""; ""3.1. Stress levels""; ""3.2. Tonetic stress marks""; ""3.3. Early experimental evidence""; ""3.4. Pitch-accent theory""; ""3.5. Recent experimental evidence""; ""3.6. Metrical theory""; ""3.7. The international contour in metrical theory""; ""3.8. The metrical tree""
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|a ""3.9. The metrical grid""""3.10. Hierarchical structures in other languages""; ""CHAPTER 4. FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY AND PITCH""; ""4.1. Signals with stationary fundamental frequency and pitch""; ""4.2. Signals with changing fundamental frequency and pitch""; ""4.3. Segmental effects on fundamental frequency and pitch""; ""CHAPTER 5. INTENSITY, DURATION, AND LOUDNESS""; ""5.1. The loudness function""; ""5.2. Intrinsic duration, intensity, and loudness""; ""CHAPTER 6. ACOUSTIC CORRELATES OF ACCENT IN ENGLISH AND JAPANESE""; ""6.1. Methods""; ""6.2. Results""
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|a ""6.3. Comparison with earlier studies""""6.4. Hierarchies of acoustic correlates of accent""; ""CHAPTER 7. PERCEPTUAL CUES TO ACCENT IN ENGLISH AND JAPANESE""; ""7.1. Methods""; ""7.2. Results""; ""7.3. Discussion""; ""7.4. Conclusion""; ""REFERENCES""; ""APPENDICES""; ""Appendix A""; ""Appendix B""; ""Appendix C""
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