Table of Contents

Preface and Acknowledgments vii
Introduction: What Are Theories of Prosody For? 1
1 The Autosegmental-Metrical Model of Intonational Phonology 25
2 Modeling Danish Intonation 85
3 A Multilevel, Multilingual Approach to the Annotation and Representation of Speech Prosody 117
4 The ToBI Transcription System: Conventions, Strengths, and Challenges 151
5 Prosody in Articulatory Phonology 213
6 The Trouble with ToBI 247
7 The Prosogram Model for Pitch Stylization and Its Applications in Intonation Transcription 259
8 The Kiel Intonation Model--KIM 287
9 The Rise and Fall of the British School of Intonation 351
10 The PaIntE Model of Intonation 351
11 The PENTA Model: Concepts, Use, and Implications 377
Index 435

About the Author

Jonathan Barnes is Associate Professor of Linguistics at Boston University. Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel is Principal Research Scientist in the Speech Communication Group at MIT's Research Laboratory of Electronics.