General phonetics
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General linguistics textbooks
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General phoneticsThe field of phoneticsPhonetic transcription
The speech communication process
Phonetic theoryPhonetic universalsPhonetics and linguistics
Phonetics and phonology
Experimental phonetics: methodology
Speech productionGeneral works on speech productionSpeech perception
Anatomy and physiology of speech production
Neurophysiology of speech productionProsody and the brainAerodynamics of speech production
Respiration
PhonationVoice physiology and fundamental frequencyArticulation
Phonation types
Voice quality
Singing voiceArticulatory settingInstrumental techniquesGeneral worksSpeech production models
Neuroimaging techniques
Electromyography (EMG)
Air flow analysis
Laryngography
X-Ray techniques
Palatography and electropalatography (EPG)
Electromagnetic articulography (EMA)General works
Speech production models
Speech motor control
Temporal control and timing
CoarticulationGeneral works on speech perceptionProsody
Auditory physiology
Psychoacoustics
Auditory processing of speech
Auditory neural processing of speechExperimental techniques
Perception of filtered speechSpeech perception modelsGeneral worksPerception of segmental elements
Speech perception models
Relationship between speech perception and speech production
Acoustic cues in speech perceptionVowelsPerception of inter- and intra-speaker variability
Consonants
Oral stops
Nasal stops
Fricatives
Laterals and rhoticsPerception of gender and age related variabilityIntonation
Stress
Pauses
Speaking rate
Rhythm
Prosody and emotions
Prosody-syntax interface
Prosody and pragmatics
Recommended introductory/general reading
Recommended advanced reading
[Chaps. 2 "Phonetics: The Sounds of Languages"]
FINEGAN, E.- BESNIER, N. (1989) Language. Its Structure and Use. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.
[Chaps. 2 "Phonetics: The Sounds of Languages"]
FROMKIN, V.- RODMAN, R. (1974) An Introduction to Language. New York:
Holt, Rinehart & Winston. Second Edition, 1978; Fourth Edition, 1988;
Fifth Edition, 1993. Fort Worth: Harcourt College Publishers, 1998, Sixth
Edition.
[Chaps. 5: " Phonetics: the Sounds of Language"]
FROMKIN, V.- RODMAN, R.- HYAMS, N. (2003) An
Introduction to Language. 7th Edition. Boston: Heinle.
[Chaps. 6 "Phonetics: The Sounds of Language]
MILLER, G.A. (1981) Language and Speech. San Francisco: W H Freeman.
Trad. cast. de J.C. Gómez Crespo: Lenguaje y habla. Madrid: Alianza
(Alianza Psicología, 4), 1985.
[Chaps. IV "La teoría de la fuente y el filtro", V "El habla" & VI "La percepción del habla"]
O'GRADY, W.- ARCHIBALD, J.- ARONOFF, M.- REES-MILLER, J. (2001) Contemporary Linguistics.
An Introduction. Boston: Bedford / St Martin's. Fourth Edition.
Student site: http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/linguistics/
[Chap. 2 "Phonetics. the sounds of languages"]
1.- Introduction; 2.- The Production of Speech; 3.- The Analysis of Speech; 4.- Segments; 5.- Structure and System; 6.- Voice Quality and Voice Dynamics; 7.- Notation; 8.- Assimilation; 9.- Stop consonants; 10.- Cardinals Vowels.
ALBANO LEONI, F. - MATURI, P. (1995) Manuale di fonetica. Roma: Carocci (Università, 375 - Linguistica). Terza edizione con CD-ROM, 2002.
1.- Introduzione; 2.- Fonetica articolatoria e trascrizione fonetica; 3.- Fonetica acustica; 4.- Fonetica uditiva e percettiva.
ASHBY, P. (1995) Speech Sounds. London & New York: Routledge (Language Workbooks).
1.- Spoken and written language; 2.- Phonetic transcription, consonant and vowel sounds; 3.- Consonants: the role of the larynx; 4.- More about vowels; 5.- The organs of speech and place of articulation; 6.- Manner of articulation and airstream mechanisms; 7.- Consonant description and voice-place.manner labels; 8.- The International Phonetic Alphabet; 9.- More about consonant variation; 10.- Yet more about consonants: secondary articulations.
ASHBY, M.- MAIDMENT, J. (2005) Introducing Phonetic Science. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (Cambridge Introduction to Language and Linguistics).
1.- Introduction to speech; 2.- Voice; 3.- Place of articulation; 4.- Manner of articulation; 5.- Vowels; 6.- Voice II; 7.- Airstream mechanisms; 8.- Speech sounds and speech movements; 9.- Basic phonological concepts; 10.- Suprasegmentals; 11.- Speaker and hearer.
BALL, M.J.- RAHILLY, J. (1999) Phonetics: The Science of Speech. London:
Arnold Publishers.
1.- The anatomy and physiology of speech; 2.- Initiation of speech; 3.- Speech articulation; 4.- Segments of speech: obstruent consonants; 5.- Segments of speech: sonorant consonants and vowels; 6.- Suprasegments of speech; 7.- Multiple articulations, coarticulation, and the parameters of speech; 8.- Principles and methods of phonetic transcription; 9.- Acoustic characteristics of speech; 10.- The perception of speech; 11.- Perceptual phonetics; 12.- Instrumental phonetics.
BORDEN, G.J. - HARRIS, K.S. (1980) Speech Science Primer. Physiology, Acoustics
and Perception of Speech. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1983 2nd Edition, 1994
3rd Edition.
1.- Speech, Language and Thought; 2.- Pioneers in Speech Science; 3.- Acoustics; 4.- Speech Production; 5.- Speech Perception; 6.- Research Tools in Speech Science; 7.- Evolution of Language and Speech. Appendix 1: The Phonetic Alphabet for American English; Appendix 2: Cranial Nerves important for Speech and Hearing; Appendix 3: Spinal Nerves important for Speech.
BORDEN, G.J.- HARRIS, K.S.- RAPHAEL, L.J. (1994) Speech Science Primer. Physiology,
Acoustics and Perception of Speech. Third Edition. Baltimore: Lippincott Williams &
Wilkins.
1.- Speech, Language, and Thought; 2.- Pioneers in Speech Science; 3.- Acoustics; 4.- Speech Production I: The Raw Materials - Neurology, Respiration and Phonation; 5.- Speech Production II: The Finished Product - The Articulation and Acoustics of Speech Sounds; 6.- Speech Perception; 7.- Research Tools in Speech Science; 8.- Evolution of Language and Speech; Appendix 1: The Phonetic Alphabet for American English; Appendix 2: Cranial Nerves Important for Speech and Hearing; Spinal Nerves Important for Speech.
BROSNAHAN, L.F.- MALMBERG, B. (1970) Introduction to Phonetics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
1.- Introduction; 2.- The Physics of Sound; 3.- The Speech Apparatus; 4.- The Production of Sound in the Vocal Tract; 5.- The Description and Classification of Speech Sounds; 6.- The Segmental Sounds; 7.- Combinations of Sounds; 8.- Prosodic Features; 9.- Hearing and Perception of Speech; 10.- The Function of Sounds in Language; 11.- Syntagmatic Structures and Segmentation. Appendix 1: The International Phonetic Alphabet. Appendix 2: Index to Phonetic Symbols in Chapter 6.
CALVERT. D.R. (1986) Descriptive Phonetics. New York: Thieme Inc., 2nd Edition.
1. Orthographic systems; 2.- The speech production mechanism and processes; 3.- Consonant production; 4.- Vowel and diphthong production; 5.- Connected speech and the influence of context; 6.- Speech rhythm and supra-segmental features; 7.- Standards, dialects and defective speech; 8.- Sensory products of speech.
CANEPARI, L. (1979) Introduzione alla fonetica. Torino: Giulio Einaudi (Piccola Biblioteca Einaudi, 369), 1980 2a. edizione.
1.- Pronuncia e fonetica; 2.- L'apparato fonatorio; 3.- Classificazione dei suoni; 4.- I vocoidi; 5.- I contoidi; 6.- Modificazione del foni; 7.- Contoidi non-pneumònici: eiettivi, ingressivi e avulsivi; 8.- Gli elementi prosodici; 9.- Fonologia; 10.- Il mutamento fonico; 11.- La rappresentazione grafica; 12.- Fonetica acustica: sugli spettrogrammi; 13.- Italiano; 14.- Varianti regionali d'italiano; 15.- Inglese (britannico e americano); 16.- Francese; 17.- Tedesco; 18.- Spagnolo; 19.- Russo.
CANEPARI, L. (2002) Manuale di fonetica. Torino: Einaudi.
CANEPARI, L. (2004) Manuale di fonetica. Munich: Lincom GmbH (LINCOM Textbooks in Linguistics, 3).
CANEPARI, L. (2004) Manuale di pronuncia. Munich: Lincom GmbH (LINCOM Textbooks in Linguistics, 4).
CATFORD, J.C. (1988) A Practical Introduction to Phonetics. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002 2nd edition.
1.- Introduction; 2.- Basic components of speech; 3.- Phonation: a third basic component; 4.- Articulation: stricture types; 5.- Articulation: location; 6.- Co-articulation and sequences; 7.- Vowels: introduction; 8.- The cardinal vowels (CVs); 9.- Prosodic features; 10.- Sound systems of languages; 11.- Review.
CLARK, J.- YALLOP, C. (1990) An Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1995 2nd Edition.
1.- Introduction; 2.- Segmental Articulations; 3.- Units of Speech; 4.- The Phonemic Organization of Speech; 5.- The Generative Approach to Phonology; 6.- The Anatomy and Physiology of Speech Production; 7.- The Acoustics of Speech Production; 8.- Speech Perception; 9.- Prosody; 10.- Feature Systems; 11.- The Progress of Phonology; Appendix 1: Phonetic Symbols; Appendix 2: Features.
CLARK, J. - YALLOP, C. - FLETCHER, J. (2006) An Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. Third Edition. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing (Blackwell Textbooks in Linguistics).
1.- Introduction; 2.- Segmental Articulation; 3.- Units of Speech; 4.- The Phonemic Organization of Speech; 5.- The Generative Approach to Phonology; 6.- The Anatomy and Physiology of Speech Production; 7.- The Acoustics of Speech Production; 8.- Speech Perception; 9.- Prosody; 10.- Feature Systems; 11.- The Progress of Phonology. Appendix 1: Phonetic Symbols. Appendix 2: Features.
DANILOFF, R. - SCHUCKERS, G.- FETH, L. (1980) The Physiology of Speech and Hearing. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall.
1.- Overview; 2.- Basic Neuroscience; 3.- Language; 4.- Acoustics: The Science of Sound; 5.- The Respiratory System; 6.- The Phonation Mechanism; 7.- Articulation: Statics; 8.- Articulation: Dynamics; 9.- Audition: The Sense of Hearing.
DAVENPORT, M.- HANNAHS, S.J. (1998) Introducing Phonetics and Phonology. London: Arnold.
1.- Introduction; 2.- Introduction to articulatory phonetics; 3.- Consonants; 4.- Vowels; 5.- Acoustic phonetics; 6.- Features; 7.- Phonemic analysis; 8.- Phonological alternations, processes and rules; 9.- Phonological structure; 10.- Derivational analysis; 11.- Constraining the model.
DEBROCK, M.- MERTENS, P. (1990) Phonétique générale et française: une introduction. Presses Universitaires de Louvain.
DELGADO MARTINS, M.R. (1988) Ouvir Falar. Introdução à Fonética do Português. Lisboa: Camniho (Colecção Universitária, Série Linguística), 2a edição.
DENES, P.B.- PINSON, E.N. (1963) The Speech Chain; the Physics and Biology of Spoken Language. Garden City, N.Y.: Anchor Press / Doubleday (Anchor Science Study Series). New York: W.H. Freeman, 1993 2nd Edition.
1.- The Speech Chain; 2.- Linguistic Organization; 3.- The Physics of Sound; 4.- Speech Production; 5.- Hearing; 6.- Nerves, Brain and the Speech Chain; 7.- The Acoustic Characteristics of Speech; 8.- Speech Perception; 9.- Digital Processing of Speech Signals: 10.- Speech Synthesis; 11.- Automatic Speech Recognition.
FERNÁNDEZ PLANAS, A.M. (2005) Así se habla. Nociones fundamentales de fonética general y española. Apuntes de catalán, gallego y euskara. Barcelona: Horsori (Manuales).
1.- La situación de la fonética en el proceso de la comunicación; 2.- La fonética articulatoria. La producción del sonido; 3.- La transcripción fonética o el reflejo escrito de las características de los sonidos; 4.- La fonética acústica. La transmisión del sonido; 5.- La fonética perceptiva. La percepción del sonido. Teorías sobre la percepción; 6.- La fonética del español estándar peninsular. Las características fonéticas de sus sonidos; Apéndice: Apuntes sobre los sonidos del catalán, del gallego y del euskara; 7.- La fonética aplicada. Múltiples usos de la fonética en la vida cotidiana. Breve bibliografía general; Solucionario de actividades; Solucionario de cuestionarios; Índice terminológico del glosario.
GIANNINI, A.- PETTORINO, M. (1992) La Fonetica sperimentale. Napoli: Edizione Scientifiche Italiane.
GIL FERNÁNDEZ, J. (1988) Los sonidos del lenguaje. Madrid: Síntesis
(Textos de apoyo, Lingüística 3), 1993.
0.- Presentación; 1.- Nociones de acústica; 2.- La producción del habla; 3.- Técnicas instrumentales; 4.- La audición y la percepción de los sonidos; 5.- Descripción y clasificación de los sonidos; 6.- Los alfabetos fonéticos; 7.- La combinación de los sonidos; 8.- Los rasgos prosódicos; 9.- Aplicaciones de la fonética; Glosario.
HANDKE, J. (2000) The Mouton Interactive Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter. CD-ROM.
HARDCASTLE, W.J. - LAVER, J. (Eds.) (1997) The Handbook of Phonetic Sciences. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers (Blackwell Handbooks in Linguistics, 5).
HAYWARD, K. (2000) Experimental Phonetics. An Introduction. Harlow: Longman
(Longman Linguistics Library).
1.- Introduction: impressionistic phonetics and experimental phonetics; 2.- The nature of sound; 3.- Analysing sound: the spectrograph; 4.- The acoustics of speech production; 5.- Perception and hearing; 6.- The acoustic description of vowels; 7.- The acoustic description of consonants; 8.- Speech production; Appendix: An overview of impressionistic-phonetic classification.
HEWLETT, N. - BECK, J. (2006) An Introduction to the Science of Phonetics. London - Mahwah, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associated.
1.- Introduction; I: Basic principles; 2.- Principles of phonetic analysis and transcription; 3.- An introduction to the vocal apparatus; 4.- Basic principles of consonant description; 5.- Basic principles of vowel description; 6.- Extending the set of speech sounds; 7.- Further exploration of speech complexity; II: Acoustic phonetics; 8.- Waveforms and time management; 9.- Fundamental frequency; 10.- Sound magnitude; 11.- Spectra of speech sounds; 12.- Spectrograms; III: Auditory phonetics; 13.- The mechanism of hearing; 14.- Loudness; 15.- Pitch and quality; 16.- Speech perception; IV: Speech production; 17.- The vocal tract as a resonator; 18.- Phonation; 19.- Articulation; Appendix A: The International Phonetic Alphabet; Appendix B: The International Phonetic Alphabet: Extended set of symbols; Appendix C: Answers to exercices; Glossary; References; Author index; Subject index.
JOHNSON, K. (1997) Acoustic and Auditory Phonetics. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers Ltd. 2003, 2nd edition.
1.- Basic Acoustics and Acoustic Filters. 2.- Digital Signal Processing. 3.- Basic Audition. 4.-The Acoustic Theory of Speech Production. Deriving Schwa. 5.- Vowels. 6.- Fricatives. 7.- Stops and Affricates. 8.- Nasals and Laterals.
KELLER, E. (1994) "Fundamentals of Phonetic Science", in KELLER, E. (Ed.) Fundamentals of Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition. Basic Concepts, State of the Art and Future Challenges. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons. pp. 5-22.
KENT, R.D. (1997) The Speech Sciences. San Diego - London: Singular Publishing Group.
1.- Speech communication and the speech sciences; 2.- Basic concepts from physics and mathematics; 3.- An overview of anatomy, the speech system and speech sounds; 4.- The respiratory and laringeal systems; 5.- The upper airway and speech production; 6.- The auditory system; 7.- The neural basis of speech; 8.- Physiological phonetics; 9.- Acoustic phonetics; 10.- Speech perception; 11.- Theories of speech production; 12.- Applied speech sciences; 13.- The evolution of speech; 14.- The embriology of speech organs.
LADEFOGED, P. (1971) Preliminaries to Linguistic Phonetics. Chicago: University of Chicago Press (Midway Reprints), 1981.
1.- Introduction; 2.- The Phonation Process; 3.- The Airstream Process; 4.- The Oro-Nasal Process; 5.- Places of Articulation; 6.- Manners of Articulation; 7.- Secondary Articulation; 8.- Vowels; 9.- Prosodic Features; 10.- Feature Systems.
LADEFOGED, P. (1975) A Course in Phonetics. New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1982 2nd edition; 1993 3rd edition; 2001 4th edition. Belmont, CA: Thomson/ Wadsworth Publishers, 2006, 5th edition (with CD-ROM).
http://hctv.humnet.ucla.edu/departments/linguistics/VowelsandConsonants/course/contents.html
1.- Articulatory Phonetics; 2.- Phonology and Phonetic Transcription; 3.- The Consonants of English; 4.- English Vowels and Phonological Rules; 5.- Engish Words and Sentences; 6.- Airstream Mechanisms and Phonation Types; 7.- Place and Manner of Articulation; 8.- Acoustic Phonetics; 9.- Vowels and Vowel-like Articulation; 10.- Syllables and Suprasegmental Features; 11:- Linguistic Phonetics.
LADEFOGED, P. (2001) Vowels and Consonants. An Introduction to the Sounds of Languages. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2004 2nd edition. (with CD-ROM).
http://hctv.humnet.ucla.edu/departments/linguistics/VowelsandConsonants/vowels/contents.html
1.- Sounds and Languages; 2.- Pitch and Loudness; 3.- Vowel Constrasts; 4.- The Sounds of Vowels; 5.- Charting Vowels; 6.- The Sounds of Consonants; 7.- Acoustic Components of Speech; 8.- Talking Computers; 9.- Listining Computers; 10.- Making English Consonants; 11.- Making English Vowels; 12.- Actions of the Larynx; 13.- Consonants Around the World; 14.- Vowels Around the World; 15.- Putting Vowels and Consonants Together.
LADEFOGED, P. (2003) Phonetic Data Analysis. An Introduction to Fieldword and
Instrumental Techniques. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing.
1.- Recording the sounds of a language; 2.- Finding the places of articulation; 3.- Aerodynamic investigations; 4.- Pitch, loudness, and lenght; 5.- Characterizing vowels; 6.- Acoustic analysis of consonants; 7.- Acoustic analysis of phonation types; 8.- Coda.
LADEFOGED, P.- MADDIESON, I. (1996) The Sounds of the World's Languages. Oxford: Blackwell.
LANDERCY, A.- RENARD, R. (1977) Éléments de phonétique. Mons / Bruxelles: Centre International de Phonétique Appliqueé / Didier.
1.- Les phénomènes sonores; 1.1.- Notions élémentaires; 1.2.- Caractéristiques physiques et perceptives des sons; 1.3.- Méthodes d'analyse du signal acoustique; 2.- La phonation; 2.1.- Rôle des principaux organes; 2.2.- Phonétique articulatoire; 2.3.- Acoustique de la phonation; 2.4. Correlats articulatoires et acoustiques; 3.- L'audition; 3.1.- Physiologie de l'audition; 3.2.- Théories de l'audition; 3.3.- Acoustique de l'audition; 3.4.- Perception de la parole; 3.5.- Conclusion. Complexité de la perception de la parole. 4.- Phonétique appliquée; 4.1.- Audiométrie; 4.2.- Phonétique corrective.
LASS, N.J. (Ed.) (1996) Principles of Experimental Phonetics. St Louis:
Mosby.
LAVER, J. (1994) Principles of Phonetics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics), 1995.
1.- The semiotic framework; 2.- The relationship between phonetics and phonology; 3.- Accent, dialect and language; 4.- The phonetic analysis of speech; 5.- The architecture of phonetic classification; 6.- Airstream mechanisms; 7.- Phonation; 8.- Stop articulations; 9.- Fricative articulations; 10.- Resonant articulations; 11.- Multiple articulations; 12.- Intersegmental co-ordination; 12.- Phonetic similarity and multisegmental settings; 14.- The temporal organization of speech: segmental duration; 15.- The prosodic organization of speech: pitch and loudness; 16.- The metrical organization of speech: stress, syllable, weight, prominence and ryhthm; 17.- The temporal organization of speech: continuity and rate; 18.- Types of transcription; 19.- Evaluating general phonetic theory. Appendix 1: The phonetic alphabet of the International Phonetic Association; Appendix 2: Index of languages.
LIEBERMAN, P. (1977) Speech Physiology and Acoustic Phonetics. An Introduction. New York, Mac Millan.
LIEBERMAN, P.- BLUMSTEIN, S.E. (1988) Speech Physiology, Speech Perception
and Acoustic Phonetics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (Cambridge Studies
in Speech Science and Communication).
1.- Introduction; 2.- A qualitative introduction to the physiology of speech; 3.- Basic acoustics; 4.- Source-filter theory of speech production; 5.- Speech analysis; 6.- Anatomy and physiology of speech production; 7.- Speech synthesis and speech perception; 8.- Phonetic theories; 9.- Some current topics in speech research; 10.- Acoustic correlates of speech sounds.
LLISTERRI, J. (1996) "Los sonidos del habla", in MARTÍN VIDE, C. (Ed)
Elementos de lingüística. Barcelona: Octaedro (Octaedro
Universidad, Textos) pp. 67-128.
MACKAY, I. R.A. (1978) Phonetics. The Science of Speech Production. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1987 2nd Edition.
MARTIN, P. (1996) Éléments de phonétique avec application au français. Quebec: Les Presses de l'Universite Laval (Avec cassette).
MATURI, P. (2006) I suoni delle lingue, i suoni dell'italiano. Introduzione alla fonetica. Bologna: Il Mulino (Itinerari, Linguistica).
Introduzione; 1.- Linguistica e scienze foniche; 2.- La fonetica tra le scienze foniche; 3.- La trascrizione fonetica; I - I suoni delle lingue; 1.- Lettere e foni; 2.- Meccanismi della fonazione; 3.- Classificazione dei foni; 4.- Oltre il segmento; II - I suoni dell'italiano; 1.- L'italiano standard; 2.- Le varietà regionali dell'italiano; III - I suoni dello spagnolo, del francese, dell'inglese, del tedesco e di altre lingue; 1.- Lo spagnolo; 2.- Il francese; 3.- L'inglese; 4.- Il tedesco; 5.- Altri suoni, altre lingue; IV - Altre note; 1.- Spunti di fonetica dei dialetti d'Italia; 2.- L'italiano degli stranieri; 3.- La pronuncia italiana delle lingue straniere; Appendice: L'Alfabeto fonetico internazionale, i caratteri SAMPA, l'alfabeto dei romanisti.
MINIFIE, F.- HIXON, T.J.- WILLIAMS, F. (Eds.) (1973) Normal Aspects of Speech, Hearing and Language. Englewood Cliffs, BN.J.: Prentice Hall.
MOTTA MAIA, E. (2003) No reino da fala. A linguagem e seus sons. São Paulo: tica. 4a edição.
1.- Descobrindo a fala; 2.- Explorando intuitivamente os sons do português; 3.- Entre o físico e o psicológico; 4.- Incursões pelo terreno do físico; 5.- Revivendo un velho dilema; 6.- A fala e a linguagem; 7.- A forma e o uso; 8.- O teórico e o empírico; 9.- O estático e o dinámico; 9.- Olhando para o futuro; Vocabulário crítico.
O' CONNOR, J.D. (1973) Phonetics. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books (Pelican), 1997, 1982.
1.- The role of sound in communication; 2.- Articulatory phonetics: How speech sounds are produced; 3.- Acoustic phonetics: Sound between mouth and ear; 4.- Auditory phonetics: Ear and brain; 5.- The description and classification of sounds; 6.- A language and its sounds; 7.- Languages and their sounds; 8.- Sounds working; 9.- Present and future.
PICKETT, J.M. (1980) The Sounds of Speech Communication. A Primer of Acoustic
Phonetics and Speech Perception. Baltimore: University Park Press. Austin: Pro-Ed.
1.- Speech Production and Acoustic Phonetics; 2.- Sounds, Resonance and Spectrum Analysis; 3.- Vowel Shaping and Vowel Formants; 4.- The Spectra of Vowels; 5.- Prosodic Features; 6.- Consonant Features, Glides and Stops; 7.- Consonants: The Voiced-Unvoiced Contrast; 9.- Consonants: Features of Place of Articulation; 10.- The Flow of Speech; 11.- Acoustic Cues in Speech Perception; 12.- Models of Speech Perception. Appendix A: Laboratory Exercises; Appendix B: Classified Bibliography for Further Reading.
PICKETT, J.M. (1999) The Acoustics of Speech Communication: Fundamentals, Speech
Perception Theory and Technology. Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
1.- Language, phonetics, and speech production; 2.- Sounds, resonance and spectrum analysis; 3.- Vowel shaping and vowel formants; 4.- The glottal sound source and the spectra of vowels; 5.- Prosodic and tonal features; 6.- Consonant features, glides, and stops; 7.- Consonants: nasal, stop, and fricative manners of articulation; 8.- Consonants: the voiced-unvoiced contrast; 9.- Consonants: features of place of articulation; 10.- The flow of speech; 11.- Perception of vowels: dynamic constancy; 12.- Perception of consonants; from variance to invariance; 13.- Auditory capacities and phonological development; animal, baby and foreign listeners; 14.- Looking for invariate correlates of linguistic units; two classical theories of speech perception; 15.- Reevaluating assumptions about speech perception: interactive and integrative theories; 16.- Hearing loss and the audibility of phoneme cues; 17.- Speech technology. Appendix A: Experimenting with speech; Appendix B: Sketches of some interesting books for phoneticians.
PIKE, K. L. (1943) Phonetics A Critical Analysis of Phonetic Theory and a Technic for the Practical Description of Sounds. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1972 3rd Edition.
I.- Phonetic Theory: A Critical Analysis; 1.- Marginal Sounds; 2.- Nonspeech Sounds; 3.- Units of Sound; 4.- Strictural Function; 5.- Classification Criteria; II.- Phonetic Theory: A Constructive System; 6.- Productive Mechanisms; 7.- Controlling Mechanisms; 8.- Conclusions.
RECASENS, D. (1993) Fonètica i fonologia. Barcelona: Enciclopèdia Catalana (Biblioteca Universitària, 18).
RENARD, R. (1976) Initiation phonétique à l'usage des professeurs de langues. Bruxelles /Mons: Didier / Centre International de Phonétique Appliquée, 1978 2ème édition. Trad. cast. y adaptación de J. Murillo: Introducción fonética para profesores de idiomas. Madrid: Rosas, 1976.
ROACH, P. (1992) Introducing Phonetics. London: Penguin (Penguin English Linguistics ).
ROACH, R. (2003) Phonetics. Oxford: Oxford University Press (Oxford Introductions to Language Study).
ROGERS, H. (2000) The Sounds of Language. An Introduction to Phonetics. London: Longman (Learning about Language).
1.- Introduction; 2.- The basic sounds of English; 3.- English consonants; 4.- English vowels; 5.- English suprasegmentals; 6.- English accent differences; 7.- Sound waves, spectra, and resonance; 8.- The acoustics of English sounds; 9.- Vowels and semivowels; 10.- Place of articulation; 11.- Manner of articulation; 12.- Phonation; 13.- Airstream mechanisms; 14.- Syllables and suprasegmentals.
SCHUBIGER, M. (1970) Einführung in die phonetik. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter & Co. Edición cast de F.J. Zamora Salamanca y M. Carrera de la Red: Introducción a la fonética. Valladolid: Secretariado de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Valladolid, 1989.
Introducción: Visión histórica general; Parte general; 1.- Los órganos del habla y su función; 2.- La acústica del lenguaje; 3.- Fonética perceptiva; 4.- El planteamiento fonológico; 5.- La escritura fonética; Parte específica; 1.- Descripción sistemática de los sonidos; 2.- Los sonidos en la secuencia fónica; 3.- La sílaba; 4.- La duración; 5.- El acento; 6.- El tono.
SINGH, S- SINGH, K.S. (1979) Phonetics. Principles and Practices. Baltimore: University Park Press, 1982 2nd edition.
1.- Basic Concepts in the Study of Phonetics; 2.- Introduction to the International Phonetic Alphabet; 3.- Articulatory Aspects of Phonetics: Consonants; 4.- Articulatory Aspects of Phonetics: Vowels and Diphthongs; 5.- Acoustic Phonetics; 6.- Dynamic Aspects of Speech Production; 7.- Perceptual Phonetics; 8.- Syllables, Stress and Intonation; 9.- Distinctive Feature Basis for the Genesis and Comparison of Phonemes: Consonants; 10.- Distinctive Feature Basis for the Genesis and Comparison of Phonemes: Vowels; 11.- Nonphonemic Sounds Closely Related to English Phonemes; 12.- Diacritic Markers; 13.- Relationship of Phonetics to Other Fields.
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