Table Of ContentThe Handbook of
Phonetic
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Edited by :
William J. Hardcastle
and John Laver
The Handbook of Phonetic Sciences
Edited by William J. Hardcastle and
John Laver
This volume provides a comprehensive and
authoritative survey of the key topics of the phonetic
sciences. Contributions by many of the leading
researchers in the field cover both theoretical and
applied areas of speech communication.
There are chapters on the biological foundations of
speech and hearing, such as brain functions
underlying speech, auditory neural processing, and
articulatory processes in speech production. There
are contributions on experimental phonetics,
including aerodynamics of speech, speech signal
processing, laboratory techniques and acoustic
phonetics, as well as discussions of speech technology
applications in areas such as automatic recognition of
speech and speakers, and speech synthesis.
A section on theoretical approaches in phonetic
sciences addresses aspects of spoken word
recognition, coarticulation, articulatory/acoustic/
auditory relationships and laryngeal function. The
final section on linguistic phonetics covers descriptive
criteria in general phonetics and the relationship
between phonetics and other areas of linguistics such
as phonology.
The volume represents an unparalleled resource to
students and specialists in linguistics, phonetics and
psychology, speech and language therapists and
speech technologists.
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The Handbook of phonetic sciences / edited by William J. Hardcastle
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1. Phonetics—Handbooks, manuals, etc. I. Hardcastle, William
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Contents
Contributors Vil
Introduction
Part I Experimental Phonetics
1 Laboratory Techniques for Investigating Speech Articulation 11
MAUREEN STONE
2 The Aerodynamics of Speech 33
CHRISTINE H. SHADLE
3. Acoustic Phonetics 65
Osamu FUJIMURA AND DONNA ERICKSON
4 Investigating the Physiology of Laryngeal Structures 116
HAJIME HIROSE
5 Instrumental Techniques for Linguistic Phonetic Fieldwork 137
PETER LADEFOGED
6 Experimental Design and Statistics in Speech Science 167
WILLIAM M. SHEARER
Part II Biological Perspectives 189
7 Motor Speech Disorders 191
Gary WEISMER
8 Brain Functions Underlying Speech 220
Ray D. KENT AND KRISTIN TJADEN
9 Organic Variation of the Vocal Apparatus 256
JANET MACKENZIE BECK
Part III Models of Speech Production and Perception 299
10 Acquisition of Speech 301
PETER F. MACNEILAGE
11 Articulatory Processes 333
JosEPH S. PERKELL
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12 Coarticulation and Connected Speech Processes 371
EDDA FARNETANI
13 Theories and Models of Speech Production 405
ANDERS LOFQVIST
14 Voice Source Variation 427
AILBHE Ni CHASAIDE AND CHRISTER GOBL
ike) Articulatory—Acoustic-Auditory Relationships 462
KENNETH N. STEVENS
16 Auditory Neural Processing of Speech 507
BERTRAND DELGUTTE
17 Aspects of Auditory Processing Related to Speech Perception 539
BRIAN C.J. MOORE
18 Cognitive Processes in Speech Perception 566
JAMES M. MCQuEEN AND ANNE CUTLER
Part IV Linguistic Phonetics 587
19 Linguistic Phonetic Descriptions 589
PETER LADEFOGED
20 Phonetic Universals 619
IAN MADDIESON
21 The Prosody of Speech: Melody and Rhythm 640
SIEB NOOTEBOOM
dee The Relation between Phonetics and Phonology 674
JOHN J. OHALA
Part V Speech Technology 695
23 Speech Signal Processing 697
JOHAN LILJENCRANTS
24 Some Approaches to Automatic Speech Recognition 721
WILLIAM A. AINSWORTH
25 Speaker Recognition and Forensic Phonetics 744
FRANCIS NOLAN
26 Speech Synthesis 768
ROLF CARLSON AND BJORN GRANSTROM
References 789
Index 883
