Nasals, Nasalization, and the Velum
- 1st Edition, Volume 5 - May 19, 2014
- Editors: Stephen R. Anderson, Marie K. Huffman, Patricia A. Keating, Rena A. Krakow
- Language: English
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 1 - 4 8 3 2 - 9 5 6 2 - 6
Although nasalization has been discussed in the context of more general aspects of linguistics in other books, this text is the first and primary resource focusing solely on… Read more
Although nasalization has been discussed in the context of more general aspects of linguistics in other books, this text is the first and primary resource focusing solely on nasalization. This volume features articles discussing all aspects of nasalization, including physiology, perception, aerodynamics, acoustics, phonetic and phonological representations, research methodology, and instrumentation. Each chapter examines important research advances achieved within the last ten years and closes with a detailed discussion of the current research.
Researchers, technicians, and graduate students in linguistics, speech pathology, historical linguistics, phonology, morphology, and syntax/semantics.
Research Methodology and Instrumentation:
R.A. Krakow and M.K. Huffman, Instruments and Techniques for Investigating Nasalization and Velopharyngeal Function in the Laboratory: An Introduction.
Physiology:
F. Bell-Berti, Understanding Velic Motor Control: Studies of Segmental Context.
R.A. Krakow, Nonsegmental Influences on Velum Movement Patterns: Syllables, Sentences, Stress, and Speaking Rate.
Aerodynamics and Acoustics:
D.W. Warren, R.M. Dalston, and R. Mayo, Aerodynamics and Acoustics.
S. Maeda, Aerodynamics of Nasalization.
Perception:
P.S. Beddor, The Perception of Nasal Vowels.
K.M. Kurowski and S.E. Blumstein, Acoustic Properties for the Perception of Nasal Consonants.
Phonetic and Phonolgical Representation:
J.J. Ohala and M. Ohala, The Phonetics of Nasal Phonology: Theorems and Data.
I. Maddieson and P. Ladefoged, Phonetics of Partially Nasal Consonants.
M.K. Huffman, Phonetic Patterns of Nasalization and Implications for Feature Specification.
A.C. Cohn, The Status of Nasalized Continuants.
R.L. Trigo, The Inherent Structure of Nasal Segments.
D. Steriade, Closure, Release, and Nasal Contours.
Subject Index.
R.A. Krakow and M.K. Huffman, Instruments and Techniques for Investigating Nasalization and Velopharyngeal Function in the Laboratory: An Introduction.
Physiology:
F. Bell-Berti, Understanding Velic Motor Control: Studies of Segmental Context.
R.A. Krakow, Nonsegmental Influences on Velum Movement Patterns: Syllables, Sentences, Stress, and Speaking Rate.
Aerodynamics and Acoustics:
D.W. Warren, R.M. Dalston, and R. Mayo, Aerodynamics and Acoustics.
S. Maeda, Aerodynamics of Nasalization.
Perception:
P.S. Beddor, The Perception of Nasal Vowels.
K.M. Kurowski and S.E. Blumstein, Acoustic Properties for the Perception of Nasal Consonants.
Phonetic and Phonolgical Representation:
J.J. Ohala and M. Ohala, The Phonetics of Nasal Phonology: Theorems and Data.
I. Maddieson and P. Ladefoged, Phonetics of Partially Nasal Consonants.
M.K. Huffman, Phonetic Patterns of Nasalization and Implications for Feature Specification.
A.C. Cohn, The Status of Nasalized Continuants.
R.L. Trigo, The Inherent Structure of Nasal Segments.
D. Steriade, Closure, Release, and Nasal Contours.
Subject Index.
- Edition: 1
- Volume: 5
- Published: May 19, 2014
- Language: English
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Stephen R. Anderson
Affiliations and expertise
Department of Linguistics, University of California, Los Angeles, CaliforniaMH
Marie K. Huffman
Affiliations and expertise
Eloquent Technology, Inc., Ithica, New York, U.S.A.PK
Patricia A. Keating
Affiliations and expertise
University of California, Los Angeles, U.S.A.RK
Rena A. Krakow
Affiliations and expertise
Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Haskins Laboratories, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A.Read Nasals, Nasalization, and the Velum on ScienceDirect