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The sound of ink : a Bakhtinian analysis of expressive intonation in written feedback on essays of first and second language community college students of English composition

Erskine, Robertson Scott2015

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Revisiting the language-music relationship : exploring pitch recognition and discourse intonation in adult ESL students

Knickerbocker, Katherine Gambs2015

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L1 Influence on L2 Intonation in Russian Speakers of English

Crosby, Christiane Fleur

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Does a rising intonation at the end of a spoken statement affect a witness's credibility?

Willis, Genevieve L.Edith Cowan University, Research Online, Perth, Western Australia2000

… linguistic device used by witnesses is a rising intonation, which is defined as the inflection of a speaker’s tone that occurs at the end of a spoken passage. Past research has shown that the use of a rising intonation in speech can add a questioning tone to a passage or signify that the speaker …

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