A study of accent : research into its nature and scope in the light of experimental phonetics

by Tsutomu Chiba

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• Preface / 1
• CHAPTER I. Introduction.
• I.1. Definition of Accent and Other Technical Terms. / 1
• I.2. Equipment for Experiment. / 5
• I.3. Pitch,Stress and Sonority of Vowels. / 6
• CHAPTER II. Types of Accent and Sound Psychology.
• II.1. Classification of Types of Accent in Respect of External Forms. / 11
• II.2. Variations in Pitch and Stress within a Single Syllable and Sound Psychology. / 21
• II.3. Accent of Monosyllables. / 25
• CHAPTER III. Tonal Peculiarities of Various Languages.
• III.1. Kinds of Accent and Languages. / 29
• III.2. Elements in the Formation of the Word. / 30
• III.3. English. / 31
• III.4. German. / 37
• III.5. French. / 45
• III.6. Japanese. / 53
• III.7. Chinese. / 62
• III.8. Korean. / 67
• III.9. Hindustani. / 70
• III.10. Russian. / 76
• III.11. Mongolian. / 81
• CHAPTER IV. The Scope of Accent.
• IV.1. The Origin and Nature of Word Accent. / 89
• IV.2. The Definition and Scope of Accent. / 89
• IV.3. Collocation Accent. / 90
• IV.4. Sentence Accent. / 99
• IV.5. Accent of French. / 107
• IV.6. Time in Accent. / 108
• IV.7. Accent Peculiarities of Various Languages. / 110
• Concluding Remarks / 113
• Appendix: Measurement of the Duration of Speech-Sound. / 115

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