A Note on Laryngeal Features

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction 1
4. Why and How Do We Study the Sounds of Speech? 18
5. Speech Recognition: A Model and a Program for Research 25
6. On the Feature “Advanced Tongue Root” 37
7. A Note on Laryngeal Features 45
8. Theoretical Issues in Phonology in the 1970’s 62
9. Review of Peter Ladefoged, Preliminaries to Linguistic Phonetics 83
10. Knowledge Unlearned and Untaught: What Speakers Know about the Sounds of their Language 95
11. On Distinctive Features and their Articulatory Implementation 105
12. Speculations about the Representations of Words in Memory 122
13. On the Relationship of Phonology and Phonetics: Comments on B. Lindblom ‘On the Origin and Purpose of Discreteness and Invariance in Sound Patterns’ 137
14. Why Phonology is Different 150
15. Knowledge of Language and the Sounds of Speech 176
16. Feature Geometry and Feature Spreading 196
17. Name Index 253
18. Language Index 256
19. Subject Index 258