From Memory to Speech and Back

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ISBN: 9783110171426 | 3110171422
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Copyright: 11/1/2002

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The book includes a selection of articles by Morris Halle dealing with issues in the theory and practice of phonetics and phonology. The articles, written in the course of the last forty years, concern matters that remain to this day at the cutting edge of the discipline.

Introduction	p. 1
Why and How do We Study the Sounds of Speech? (1954) (Georgetown University Monograph on Languages and Linguistics, No. 7, pp. 73-83)	p. 18
Speech Recognition: A Model and a Program for Research (1962) (IRE Transactions of the PGIT IT-8, pp. 155-159)	p. 25
On the Feature "Advanced Tongue Root" (1969) (MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics Quarterly Progress Report #94, pp. 209-15)	p. 37
A Note on Laryngeal Features (1971) (MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics Quarterly Progress Report #101, pp. 198-213)	p. 45
Theoretical Issues in Phonology in the 1970's (1972) (Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress of Phonetic Sciences Mouton, The Hague, pp. 179-205, Andre Rigault & Rene Charbonneau (eds.))	p. 62
Review of Peter Ladefoged, Preliminaries to Linguistic Phonetics (1973) (Language 49, 926-33)	p. 83
Knowledge Unlearned and Untaught: What Speakers Know about the Sounds of their Language (1978) (Linguistic Theory and Psychological Reality, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, pp. 294-303, M. Halle, J. Bresnan and G. A. Miller (eds.))	p. 95
On Distinctive Features and their Articulatory Implementation (1983) (Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 1, pp. 91-105, Kluwer Academic Publishers)	p. 105
Speculations about the Representations of Words in Memory (1985) (Phonetic Linguistics Academic Press, Orlando, Florida, pp. 101-114, V. Fromkin (ed.))	p. 122
On the Relationship of Phonology and Phonetics: Comments on B. Lindblom 'On the Origin and Purpose of Discreteness and Invariance in Sound Patterns' (1986) (Invariance and Variability in Speech Processes, L. Erlbaum Associates, Hillsdale, New Jersey, pp. 510-520, G. Perkell and D. Klatt (eds.))	p. 137
Why Phonology is Different (1989) (Linguistic Inquiry, 20, pp. 51-70)	p. 150
Knowledge of Language and the Sounds of Speech (1991) (Music, Language, Speech and Brain, MacMillian Press, London, pp. 1-19, J. Sundberg, L. Nord and R. Carlson (eds.))	p. 176
Feature Geometry and Feature Spreading (1995) (Linguistic Inquiry, 26, pp. 1-46, MIT Press)	p. 196
Name Index	p. 253
Language Index	p. 256
Subject Index	p. 258
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