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Title: Lexicalized emotion? Tonal patterns of emotion words in Mandarin Chinese
Authors: Yao, Y 
Lin, J
Huang, CR 
Issue Date: Jun-2013
Source: Paper presented at the 25th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-25), University of Michigan, June 21-23, 2013, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Abstract: In this study, we compared the tonal patterns of emotion words in Mandarin Chinese to the prosodic patterns of emotional speech. We used statistical methods to model the variation in tonal height and slope of tonal contour of Mandarin emotion words. Our results showed that there was indeed some similarity between the tones of Mandarin emotion words and emotional intonation, suggesting that emotional cues may be lexicalized in lexical tones.
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