Vol 17 (1978)

Articles

• Quantity. stress and the syllable in Icelandic

  Kristján Àrnason

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• A prosodic typology for Swedish dialects

  Gösta Bruce, Eva Gårding

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• Models for the assignment and interpretation of prosody in Swedish

  Claes-Christian Elert

  • PDF (English)

• SWEDISH QUANTITY REVISITED

  Stig Eliasson

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• Det nordnorske cirkumfelkstonemet (The north Norwegian circumflex toneme)

  Kåre Elstad

  • PDF (English)

• TONEME PATTERNS IN NORWEGIAN DIALECTS

  Knut Fintoft, Per Egil Mjaavatn, Einar Møllergård, Brit Ulseth

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• About the relations between consonant length and word structure in Norwegian and Swedish

  Albert Lange Fliflet

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• The role of accent attenuation in descriptions of east Norwegian sentence intonation

  Thorstein Fretheim

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• The predictability of Swedish word stress (and word accent)

  Alvar Goës

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• Rhythm in Finnish and English

  Thea Hackman

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• Fundamental aspects of prosodeme and contoureme

  Göran Hammarström

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• Is there interrogative intonation in Finnish?

  Antti Iivonen

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• The influence of the speaker's mother tongue on the signalling of word boundaries in a foreign language

  Matti Koponen

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• Polytonicity in the area surrounding the Baltic Sea

  Ilse Lehiste

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• On factors affecting the pitch level of speech

  Jaakko Lehtonen

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• The interaction of stress and quantity in Swedish

  Per Linell

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• Laryngeal articulation and junctures in the production of Swedish obstruent sequences

  Anders Löfqvist

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• Laryngeal aerodynamics and the control of prosodic phenomena in speech

  Anders Löfqvist, Peter Kitzing

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• Isoglosses of toneme categories compared with isoglosses of traditional dialect geography

  Per Egil Mjaavatn

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• Some cases of interdependence between the accent system and the vowel system in Jutlandic dialects

  Bent Jul Nielsen

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• Nordic Accent Patterns in Scottish Gaelic

  Magne Oftedal

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• Interruption and interrupted speech

  Bengt Oreström

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• The intonation of the simple declarative sentence in Icelandic

  Magnús Pétursson

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• The intonation of Danes speaking English

  Robert Phillipson

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• The distribution of stød and tonal accent in Danish dialectal areas

  K. Ringgaard

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• How does a Finn Speak?

  Aino Sallinen-Kuparinen

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• Studies in the development of the 2-accent system in Finland Swedish

  Ebba Selenius

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• Intonational patterns in questions and answers in English Conversation

  Anna-Brita Stenström

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• On tonal accent in Hungarian Swedish

  Bengt Svensson

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• An investigation of various aspects of Danish intonation

  Nina Thorsen

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• Stress and toneme as used by native Trondheim speakers - a sociolinguistic study

  Brit Ulseth

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• Some remarks on Norwegian prosody

  Arne Vanvik

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• Analysis and synthesis of intonation and prosody

  S. Zetterlund, L. Nordstrand, O. Engstrand, C. Wallén, S. Öhman

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• On the explanation of intonations and their meanings

  S. E. G. Öhman

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