Nigel G. Ward is Professor of Computer Science at the University of Texas, El Paso. He has published widely in human-computer interaction and speech technology as applied to spoken dialog systems, information retrieval, and second language learning, and is Chair of the Speech Prosody Special Interest Group of the International Communication Association.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Bookended narrow pitch regions 3. Downstep constructions 4. Creaky voice and its functions 5. Perspectives on prosody 6. Late pitch peak and its functions 7. Expressing positive assessments 8. Superposition 9. A big-data approach 10. From patterns to meanings 11. Turn-taking constructions 12. Topic management constructions 13. Stance-related constructions 14. The rest of English prosody 15. Envoi.
1. Introduction 2. Bookended narrow pitch regions 3. Downstep constructions 4. Creaky voice and its functions 5. Perspectives on prosody 6. Late pitch peak and its functions 7. Expressing positive assessments 8. Superposition 9. A big-data approach 10. From patterns to meanings 11. Turn-taking constructions 12. Topic management constructions 13. Stance-related constructions 14. The rest of English prosody 15. Envoi.
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