The Study of Word Stress and Accent - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-viii

Tables

pp ix-x

Contributors

pp xi-xii

Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - Phonetic Correlates and Prominence Distinctions

pp 13-144

1 - Acoustic Correlates and Perceptual Cues of Word and Sentence Stress

pp 15-59

2 - Positional Prominence versus Word Accent

pp 60-75

3 - Explaining Word-Final Stress Lapse

pp 76-101

4 - What Danish and Estonian Can Show to a Modern Word-Prosodic Typology

pp 102-144

Part II - Typology

pp 145-224

5 - Mora and Syllable Accentuation

pp 147-186

6 - Word Stress, Pitch Accent, and Word Order Typology with Special Reference to Altaic

pp 187-224

Part III - Case Studies

pp 225-424

7 - Persistence and Change in Stem Prominence in Dene (Athabaskan) Languages

pp 227-255

8 - Spanish Word Stress

pp 256-292

9 - Metrically Conditioned Pitch Accent in Uspanteko

pp 293-322

10 - Focus Prosody in Kagoshima Japanese

pp 323-345

11 - Where Is the Dutch Stress System?

pp 346-360

12 - Morphologically Assigned Accent and an Initial Three-Syllable Window in Ese’eja

pp 361-386

13 - The Scales-and-Parameters Approach to Morpheme-Specific Exceptions in Accent Assignment

pp 387-424

Language Index

pp 425-427

Subject Index

pp 428-430