Koen Bogers & Harry van der Hulst 
The Phonological Representation of Suprasegmentals [PDF ebook] 
Studies on African Languages Offered to John M. Stewart on his 60th Birthday

Frontmatter — Preface and Acknowledgements — Table of Contents — Tone — Tonal Influence on Vocalic Quality — Tone and Grammar in Akan. The Tone of Possessive Constructions in the Asante Dialect — The Analysis of Falling Tones in Ghotu? — The Autosegmental Representation of Tones in Akan: more Evidence for the Tone Mapping Rule with Reference to Baule — The Tonal Phonology of Siya (a Central-Togo Language) and the Historical Significance of its Major Functions — Tone in the Ci Ruri Present Continuous — The Representation of Multiple Tone Heights — Downglide, Floating Tones and Non-WH Questions in Ga and Dangme — Contour Tones as Phonemic Primes in Grebo — The Igbo Associative and Specific Constructions — Vowel Harmony — The Chameleonic Vowel in the Harmonizing Prefixes of Efik — On Neutral Vowels — Vowel Harmony in Tunen — Segment Structure Rules — The Evaluation of Segment Structure Conditions through the Explicit Statement of their Logical Implications — A Note on Segment Inventories, Redundancy Conditions and A-Rules — Miscellaneous — Syllabification and Epenthesis in the Barra Dialect of Gaelic — Phonetic Features — The Development of Nasalized Vowels in the Teke Language Group (Bantu)