Publications Björn Lindblom

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Special Section
2. Title Page
3. Foreword
4. Acoustic Patterning of Speech Its Linguistic and Physiological Bases
5. Investigating Unscripted Speech: Implications for Phonetics and Phonology
6. Emotive Transforms
7. The Source-Filter Frame of Prominence
8. The C/D Model and Prosodic Control of Articulatory Behavior
9. Diverse Acoustic Cues at Consonantal Landmarks
10. Perceptual Processing
11. Modeling and Perception of ‘Gesture Reduction’
12. General Auditory Processes Contribute to Perceptual Accommodation of Coarticulation
13. Adaptive Dispersion in Vowel Perception
14. Language Acquisition as Complex Category Formation
15. Biology of Communication and Motor Processes
16. Singing Birds, Playing Cats, and Babbling Babies: Why Do They Do It?
17. The Phonetic Potential of Nonhuman Vocal Tracts: Comparative Cineradiographic Observations of Vocalizing Animals
18. Dynamic Simulation of Human Movement Using Large-Scale Models of the Body
19. En Route to Adult Spoken Language / Language Development
20. An Embodiment Perspective on the Acquisition of Speech Perception
21. Speech to Infants as Hyperspeech: Knowledge-Driven Processes in Early Word Recognition
22. The Construction of a First Phonology
23. Auditory Constraints on Sound Structures
24. Searching for an Auditory Description of Vowel Categories
25. Commentary
26. Imitation and the Emergence of Segments
27. Deriving Speech from Nonspeech: A View from Ontogeny
28. Paper
29. Developmental Origins of Adult Phonology: The Interplay between Phonetic Emergents and the Evolutionary Adaptations of Sound Patterns
30. Further Section
31. Publications Björn Lindblom
32. Index autorum Vol. 57, 2000
33. Contents Vol. 57, 2000