Typology of Tone Loss in Haloze, Slovenia: An Acoustic and Autosegmental Analysis

The paper presents and acoustical analysis of pitch contour on accented syllables in Haloze microsialects and a comparative examination of other instrumental sutdis of pitch in selected South Slavic dialects. Based on these analyses, an atttempt is made to place Haloze within a typology of tone loss which functions on autosebmental principles and is morivated by language contact.

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Slovene Linguistic Studies
Published
2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.3986/sls.3.1.09
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1
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Phonetics and Phonology Research
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Typology of Tone Loss in Haloze, Slovenia: An Acoustic and Autosegmental Analysis

Grant H. Lundberg
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Slovene Linguistic Studies
Phonetics and Phonology Research
2.12
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Typology of Tone Loss in Haloze, Slovenia: An Acoustic and Autosegmental Analysis

Grant H. Lundberg
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Abstract

The paper presents and acoustical analysis of pitch contour on accented syllables in Haloze microsialects and a comparative examination of other instrumental sutdis of pitch in selected South Slavic dialects. Based on these analyses, an atttempt is made to place Haloze within a typology of tone loss which functions on autosebmental principles and is morivated by language contact.

Slovene Linguistic StudiesVol. 3
Brigham Young University (US)
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Phonetics and Phonology Research
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