| <shift> | (Shift) marks the point at which some paralinguistic feature of a series of
utterances by any one speaker changes. |
| Attributes: | | who | supplies an identifier for the speaker or group of speakers
whose shift in some feature is being noted.
Its value is the identifier of a <participant>
or <participant.grp> element in the TEI header. | | Datatype: IDREF | | Values: Must identify a participant or participant group within the
TEI Header | | Default: #IMPLIED | | feature | (feature) a paralinguistic feature. | | Datatype: (tempo | loud | pitch | tension | rhythm | voice)
| | Legal values: | | tempo | speed of utterance.
| | loud | loudness.
| | pitch | pitch range.
| | tension | tension or stress pattern.
| | rhythm | rhythmic qualities.
| | voice | voice quality.
|
| | Default: #REQUIRED | | Note | | | new | (new state) specifies the new state of the paralinguistic feature specified. | | Datatype: CDATA | | Values: An open list (for an example of possible values, see
11.3.2 ) | | Default: normal | | Note | If no value is specified, it is assumed that the feature
concerned ceases to be remarkable. The value ``normal'' has the same
effect.
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| Example |
<u who="LB"><shift feature="loud" new="f">Elizabeth</u>
<u who="EB">Yes</u>
<u who="LB"><shift feature="loud">Come and try this <pause>
<shift feature="loud" new="ff">come on</u>
The word ``Elizabeth'' is spoken loudly, the words ``Yes'' and
``Come and try this'' with normal volume, and the words ``come on''
very loudly.
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| Note | |
| Tagset | base tag set for spoken materials |
| Class | comp.spoken |
| Filename | teispok2 |
| Content: | empty |
| Parents | add argument body castList corr div div0 div1 div2 div3 div4
div5 div6 div7 epigraph epilogue equiv item metDecl note performance
prologue q quote remarks set sic stage u view |
| Children | [none] |
| Declaration | <!ELEMENT shift - O EMPTY >
<!ATTLIST shift %a.global
who IDREF #IMPLIED
feature (tempo | loud | pitch | tension |
rhythm | voice) #REQUIRED
new CDATA normal > |
| See | 11.2.7 ; 11.2.6 ; 11.2 |