Phonetica, Volume 57

Volume 57, Number 1, 2000

Special Section

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  Klaus J. Kohler, John Kingston:
  Editorial. 1

Original Paper

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  Dani Byrd:
  Articulatory Vowel Lengthening and Coordination at Phrasal Junctures. 3-16
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  M. E. H. Schouten, Willem J. M. Peeters:
  Searching for an Explanation for Diphthong Perception: Dynamic Tones and Dynamic Spectral Profiles. 17-39
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  Brigitte Jacobsen:
  The Question of 'Stress' in West Greenlandic: An Acoustic Investigation of Rhythmicization, Intonation, and Syllable Weight. 40-67

Further Section

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  Michael Studdert-Kennedy:
  Obituary: Alvin Meyer Liberman. 68-69
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  Michael Studdert-Kennedy:
  Libri. 70-75
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  Michael Studdert-Kennedy:
  Publications Received for Review. 75-78

Volume 57, Numbers 2-4, 2000

Emergence and Adaptation
Special Section

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  Francisco Lacerda, Christine Ericsdotter:
  Foreword. 83

Acoustic Patterning of Speech Its Linguistic and Physiological Bases

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  Klaus J. Kohler:
  Investigating Unscripted Speech: Implications for Phonetics and Phonology. 85-94
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  Johan Sundberg:
  Emotive Transforms. 95-112
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  Gunnar Fant, Anita Kruckenberg, Johan Liljencrants:
  The Source-Filter Frame of Prominence. 113-127
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  Osamu Fujimura:
  The C/D Model and Prosodic Control of Articulatory Behavior. 128-138
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  Kenneth N. Stevens:
  Diverse Acoustic Cues at Consonantal Landmarks. 139-151

Perceptual Processing

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  René Carré, Pierre L. Divenyi:
  Modeling and Perception of 'Gesture Reduction'. 152-169
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  Lori L. Holt, Keith R. Kluender:
  General Auditory Processes Contribute to Perceptual Accommodation of Coarticulation. 170-180
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  Keith Johnson:
  Adaptive Dispersion in Vowel Perception. 181-188
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  Andrew Lotto:
  Language Acquisition as Complex Category Formation. 189-196

Biology of Communication and Motor Processes

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  Sverre Sjölander:
  Singing Birds, Playing Cats, and Babbling Babies: Why Do They Do It? 197-204
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  W. Tecumseh Fitch:
  The Phonetic Potential of Nonhuman Vocal Tracts: Comparative Cineradiographic Observations of Vocalizing Animals. 205-218
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  Marcus G. Pandy, Frank C. Anderson:
  Dynamic Simulation of Human Movement Using Large-Scale Models of the Body. 219-228

En Route to Adult Spoken Language: Language Development

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  Barbara L. Davis, Peter F. MacNeilage:
  An Embodiment Perspective on the Acquisition of Speech Perception. 229-241
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  Anne Fernald:
  Speech to Infants as Hyperspeech: Knowledge-Driven Processes in Early Word Recognition. 242-254
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  Marilyn M. Vihman, Shelley L. Velleman:
  The Construction of a First Phonology. 255-266

Auditory Constraints on Sound Structures

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  Randy L. Diehl:
  Searching for an Auditory Description of Vowel Categories. 267-274

Commentary

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  Michael Studdert-Kennedy:
  Imitation and the Emergence of Segments. 275-283
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  Peter F. MacNeilage, Barbara L. Davis:
  Deriving Speech from Nonspeech: A View from Ontogeny. 284-296
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  Björn Lindblom:
  Developmental Origins of Adult Phonology: The Interplay between Phonetic Emergents and the Evolutionary Adaptations of Sound Patterns. 297-314