Stratal Tension Between Tone Sequences And Clause Relations

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Tone Sequences And Clause Relations

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Tone Concord

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Tone Expressing Logical Relations Between Information Units

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Minor Clauses: Tone

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Imperative Clauses: Tone And Key

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Interrogative Clauses: Tone And Key

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Declarative Clauses: Tone And Key

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The Structure Of The Tone Group

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Tone Analysis Example

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Compound Tones

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Relative Tone Frequencies

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Tones 4 & 5

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Tone 3

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Tones 1 & 2

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Tone And Key

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Un/Marked Information Focus And Un/Predicated Theme

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Importantly, this last instance exemplifies Identified/New, instead of the typical Identifier/New.

Example Of The Interplay Of Information And Thematic Structure

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Information Structure And Thematic Structure

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Sample Information Analysis

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Inherently Given Elements

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The Meaning Of Given And New

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Marked Information Focus

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Rhythmic Indications Of Information Structure

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Evidence For Interpreting Information Structure

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The Extent Of The New Element

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Tonic Prominence And Information Focus

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Information Unit Structure: Given And New

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