8.899, Books: Phonology & Phonetics

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Subject: 8.899, Books: Phonology & Phonetics

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        Shigeru Kiritani, Hajime Hirose and Hiroya Fujisaki
                            (Editors)

                  SPEECH PRODUCTION AND LANGUAGE

                   In Honor of Osamu Fujimura
                1997. 23 x 15,5 cm. X, 302 pages.
                Cloth DM 188,-/approx. US$ 134.00
                      ISBN 3-11-015277-0
                      Speech Research 13

              Mouton de Gruyter * Berlin * New York


Osamu Fujimura is renowned for his interest and competence in a wide
variety of subjects ranging from physics, physiology and phonetics to
linguistics and artificial intelligence. Through a fusion of these
disciplines he has shown us new ways of looking into human speech and
language which relate the physical and physiological processes in
phonetics to abstract, higher-level linguistic structure.

Reflecting Osama Fujimura's long-standing interests, the chapters in
this volume provide a wide perspective on the various aspects of
speech production (physical, physiological, syntactic, and information
theoretic) and their relationship to the structure of speech and
language.

                               Contents

1 Background * Manfred R. Schroeder, Speech: a physicist remembers * 2
Larygeal functions in speech * Minoru Hirano, Kiminori Sato and
Keiichiro Yukizane, Male-female differences in anterior commissure
angle o Christy L. Ludlow, Susan E. Sedory Holzer and Mihoko Fujita,
Correlations among intrinsic laryngeal muscles during speech gestures
* Ingo R.  Titze, Regulation of fundamental frequency with a
physiologically- based model of the larynx * Shigeru Kiritani and
Seiji Niimi, High-speed digital image analysis of temporal changes in
vocal fold vibration in tremor * Masayuki Sawashima, Phonetic control
of the glottal opening * 3 Voice source characteristics in speech *
Gunnar Fant, Frequency domain analysis of glottal flow: The LF-model
revisited * Janet Pierrehumbert, Consequences of intonation for the
voice source o Noriko Umeda, Fundamental frequency rule for English
discourse * Hajime Hirose, Physiological and acoustical correlates of
voicing distinction in esophageal speech o 4 Articulatory organization
o Morris Halle and Kenneth N.  Stevens, The postalveolar fricatives of
Polish * Thomas H.  Crystal and Arthur S. House, A note on the
durations of American English consonants o Shinji Maeda and Kiyoshi
Honda, Articulatory coordination and its neurobiological aspects *
Joseph S. Perkell and Marc H. Cohen, Token-to-token variation of
tongue-body vowel targets: The effect of context o Ilse Lehiste, The
phonetic realization of the HAIKU form in Estonian poetry, compared to
Japanese * M. Mohan Sondhi, Synthesis and coding of speech using
physiological models o 5 Verbal behavior: sound structure, information
structure * John J.  Ohala, Comparison of speech sounds: distance vs.
cost metrics * James D.  McCawley, A note on Japanese passives *
Hiroya Fujisaki, Sentence production and information * Index


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