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A Temporal Model of Speech Production
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Fredericka Bell-Berti
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November 19, 2009
Abstract
Existing models of speech production and coarticulation have failed to account for observations of real speech because they have considered timing to be a by-product of articulatory events instead of an integral organizing parameter of the speech motor plan. The model offered here considers time and timing relationships to be intrinsic to speech motor organization and the units of speech to be inherently dynamic gestures rather than static vocal tract configurations or invariant commands to the articulators.
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Received: 1980-09-30
Accepted: 1980-10-01
Published Online: 2009-11-19
Published in Print: 1981-01-01
© 1981 S. Karger AG, Basel
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- Special Section
- Contents, Vol. 38, No. 1-3, 1981
- Preface
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- A Temporal Model of Speech Production
- Interarticulator Programming in Obstruent Production
- A Relationship between Coarticulation and Compensatory Shortening
- Temporal Aspects of Speech Production: Anticipatory Labial Coarticulation
- Temporal Organization of Articulatory Movements as a Multidimensional Phrasal Structure
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- Timing of Articulatory Control in the Production of Plosives
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