Individual specificity, redundancy and the evolution of phonological systems: Intonation in a tone language Francesco Cangemi1, Christian Weitz1, Kiều Phương Hạ1, Marc Brunelle2, Martine Grice1 1 IfL Phonetik, Univ

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Date: 2016-04-12 14:03:42 Linguistics Systemic functional linguistics Phonology Tone Phonetics Grammatical moods Intonation Vietnamese language Prosody Linguistic modality Language Word		Individual specificity, redundancy and the evolution of phonological systems: Intonation in a tone language Francesco Cangemi1, Christian Weitz1, Kiều Phương Hạ1, Marc Brunelle2, Martine Grice1 1 IfL Phonetik, Univ Add to Reading List Source URL: labphon.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 307,40 KB Share Document on Facebook

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