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foNETiks
A network newsletter for
the International Phonetic Association
and for the Phonetic Sciences
February, 2006
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Editors:
Linda Shockey, University of Reading,
UK Gerry Docherty, University of Newcastle, UK
Paul Foulkes, University of York, UK
Lisa Lim, Universiteit van Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Happy Chinese New Year! 2006 is the Year of the Dog.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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++We join the worldwide phonetics community in sorrow at the death of Peter
Ladefoged in London on January 24, 2006. An obituary will appear in the
March edition of foNETiks.++
31 March - 1 April 2006. The 13th Conference on Oral English, organized by
ALOES, the LSHS Department and the Laboratoire de Linguistique informatique
(University of Paris 13). Villetaneuse, France. [log in to unmask]
(01/06)
9 - 11 April 2006. Multilingual Speech and Language Processing (Multiling
2006). ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop (ITRW). Stellenbosch University,
South Africa. <http://www.unistel.co.za/multiling2006> (07/05, 08/05)
10 - 12 April 2006. Meeting of the British Association of Academic
Phoneticians (BAAP 2006). Edinburgh. <http://www.qmuc.ac.uk/ssrc> (09/05)
20 - 22 April 2006. 1st Slovene International Phonetic Conference (SloFon 1).
Ljubljana, Slovenia. <http://slofon.zrc-sazu.si/> (05/05)
2 - 5 May 2006. Speech Prosody 2006. International Congress Center, Dresden,
Germany. <http://www.ias.et.tu-dresden.de/sp2006/> (08/05)
10 - 14 May 2006. International Conference on Conversation Analysis (ICCA).
University of Helsinki, Finland. <http://www.helsinki.fi/hum/skl/icca/> (12/03)
14-19 May 2006. 31st International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal
Processing (ICASSP). Centre des Congrès Pierre Baudis, Toulouse, France.
<http://www.icassp2006.org/default.asp> (12/05)
20 May 2006. Speech Recognition and Intrinsic Variation Workshop. (A satellite
workshop of ICASSP2006; see above). Toulouse, France.
http://www.icassp2006.org/default.asp
21 - 25 May 2006. Speech Pathology Australia National Conference: Frontiers.
Fremantle, Western Australia.
<http://www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/Content.aspx?p=62> (08/05)
23 May 2006. International Workshop on EMOTION: CORPORA FOR RESEARCH ON
EMOTION AND AFFECT (in Association 5th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LANGUAGE
RESOURCES AND EVALUATION, Genoa - Italy.
[log in to unmask] (01/06)
25 - 27 May 2006. 14th Manchester Phonology Meeting. Manchester, UK
www.englang.ed.ac.uk/mfm/14mfm.html (01/06)
27 May 2006. Workshop on "Quality assurance and quality measurement for
language and speech resources" (in conjunction with LREC 2006, The 5th
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LANGUAGE RESOURCES AND EVALUATION. Genoa,
Italy. http://utrecht.elsnet.org/lrec2006qa (01/06)
31 May - 3 June 2006. 11th Symposium International Clinical Phonetics and
Linguistics Association (ICPLA11). Dubrovnik, Croatia. <http://icpla.ffzg.hr/>
(07/05)
7 - 10 June 2006. 5th International Conference on Speech Motor Control
Nijmegen, Netherlands. <http://www.slp-nijmegen.nl/smc2006/> (11/05)
9 - 13 June 2006. 2nd Biannual Russian Conference on Cognitive Science.
St. Petersburg, Russia. http://www.cogsci.ru/cogsci06/firstcallen.htm;
<[log in to unmask]> (06/05)
19-29 June 2006. Phonology Fest 2006. Bloomington, Indiana, USA.
<http://www.indiana.edu/~phono/> (12/05)
26 - 29 June 2006. SPECOM, St. Petersburg, Russia.
<http://www.specom.nw.ru/>; <[log in to unmask]> (10/05)
29 June - 1 July 2006. 10th Conference on Laboratory Phonology (LabPhon10).
Paris, France. <http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/~labphon/> (07/05)
++ 3 July 2006. Colloquium 'Phonetic Bases of Distinctive Features",
Paris. http://ed268.univ-paris3.fr/lpp/phonetic-bases/index.html (02/05)
6 - 8 July 2006. Approches Phonologiques et Prosodiques de la Variation
Sociolinguistique: le Cas du Francais (PFC 2006).
<http://pfc2006.fltr.ucl.ac.be/> (09/05)
22-24 August 2006. SSW-6: 6th ISCA Speech Synthesis Research Workshop. Bonn,
Germany.
28-30 August 2006. ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Experimental
Linguistics. Athens, Greece. <http://www.phil.uoa.gr/~abotinis> (12/05)
++ 31 August - September 1, 2006. Symposium Mathematics and Phonology
(MathPhonI), Orleans, France. Info: [log in to unmask]
http://www.univ-orleans.fr/mapmo/membres/maitine/matphono.html (02/06)
7 - 9 September 2006. 2nd TIE Conference on the Typology of Tone and
Intonation (TTI). Berlin, Germany.
http://linguistlist.org/issues/16/16-1263.html>;
http://www.zas.gwz-berlin.de/index.html?events_tie2 (05/05)
8 - 10 September 20006. Conference on Laboratory Approaches to Spanish
Phonology. Toronto, Canada.
<http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/spanish_portuguese/phonology/> (11/05)
16 September 2006. SAPA 2006 <http://www.sapa2006.org/> ISCA Tutorial and
research Workshop on Statistical and Perceptual Audition. (A satellite
workshop of Interspeech 2006-ICSLP). Pittsburgh, PA, USA.
<http://www.sapa2006.org/> (12/05)
17 - 22 September 2006. Interspeech'2006 - ICSLP (International Conference on
Spoken Language Processing). Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
<http://www.interspeech2006.org/>/ (12/04)
13-16 December 2006. ISCSLP 2006: 5th International symposium on Chinese
Spoken Language Processing. Singapore. <http://www.iscslp2006.org/> (12/05)
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CONFERENCES & WORKSHOPS
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Colloque : Mathematiques et Phonologie
Quels outils mathematiques pour la modelisation en phonologie?
(MathPhon I)
Orleans - 31 Aout - 1er Septembre 2006
Le colloque Mathematiques et Phonologie est a notre connaissance le premier
du genre a l'echelle internationale. Des mathematiciens -
issus de la statistique, de la modelisation, des equations aux derivees
partielles ou du traitement du signal - et des phonologues venus de
differentes ecoles - Phonologie generative et CVCV, theorie de l'optimalite,
phonologie de laboratoire, phonologie cognitive, acquisitionnisme
- confronteront leurs methodes et leurs resultats sur un meme objet :
la phonologie, afin d'eprouver la portee et la pertinence des modelisations
mathematiques. Une collaboration de cet ordre est deja effective dans
le cadre de l'ACI, Systemes Complexes en SHS, intitulee "Vers un
modele dynamique de l'emergence des representations symboliques dans
le traitement de la parole (http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/~nguyen/sys_comp.html).
Il parait opportun d'ouvrir de nouveaux champs a une collaboration entre deux
domaines qui se revendiquent d'une facon differente de la formalisation,
afin de mesurer les convergences et les antinomies des theories.
La thematique du colloque est volontairement ouverte a toutes les ecoles
et toutes les branches des deux disciplines. La phonologie, et
plus generalement les phenomenes qui relevent des sciences du langage
n'ont guere ete abordes par la communaute mathematique en
dehors d'analyses a base statistique ou logique et, dans un dialogue
avec les sciences physiques, dans le traitement du signal (acoustique,
phonetique) ou la modelisation de l'appareil vocal (mecanique ondulatoire,
resonance). L'operabilite des formalismes, la diversite des
notations et la croissance spectaculaire des donnees requierent de
nouveaux moyens. L'accent sera mis sur la modelisation.
Le colloque est organise conjointement par le CORAL (Centre Orleanais
de Recherche en Anthropologie et Linguistique dirige par G.
Bergounioux) et le MAPMO (Mathematiques et Applications, Physique
Mathematique d'Orleans auquel appartient M. Bergounioux,
mathematicienne) a l'Universite d'Orleans les 31 aout et 1er septembre 2006.
Nous prevoyons, des conferences plenieres d'une heure,
une session de communications (45mn), une session poster et une seance
tutorial "maths pour la phonologie"
Symposium:: Mathematics and phonology - Mathematical modelling tools in
phonology (MathPhon I)
Orleans August, 31st / September 1st
The Mathematics and Phonology symposium is an international event of
unprecedented scale. Mathematicians specialising in statistics,
modelling, PDEs, or signal processing and phonologists originating from
a whole range of backgrounds - Generative phonology and CVCV,
Optimality theory, Laboratory phonology, cognitive phonology, acquisition -
will examine their methods and results on the same field ...
phonology ... in an effort to put to the test the validity and the scope of
mathematical models. A similar collaboration is already at work
within the context of the ACI, Complex SHS Systems which has been named:
"towards a dynamic model of the emergence of symbolic representations
in speech processing." (http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/~nguyen/sys_comp.html).
The conference is intended to open new opportunities for collaboration
between two fields intimately involved with formalism as well as providing
an opportunity to assess the divergence and converging of their theories.
The topic of the symposium is purposely opened to all schools of thought
and all different areas of the field. Phonology, and more widely
language-science-related phenomena have hardly ever been touched upon
by the mathematical community apart from statistics- and logic-based
analyses, a dialogue with physics, signal processing (acoustic and
phonetic) and the modelling of the vocal apparatus (wave mechanics,
resonance). The practicality of the different formalisms, the diversity of
notations and the spectacular increase of data creates a space and a need
for new tools. The stress will be put on modelling.
The symposium is organised by both the CORAL (centre Orleanais de Recherche
en Anthropologie et linguistique dirige par Gabriel Bergounioux) and the
MAPMO (Mathematiques et applications Physique Mathematique d'Orleans which
counts amongst its members Ms Bergounioux, a mathematician) at the university
of Orleans on the 31st of August and the 1st of September 2006. A one-hour
plenary conference, a 45-min communication session, a poster session and
a "maths for phonology" tutorial are scheduled.
Submissions should be sent before April 20th 2006 to Sophie Wauquiers
([log in to unmask])
Key dates
20th April: Submission deadline
30th May: notification of selected participants
31st August-1st September: Symposium
For more Information please contact: [log in to unmask]
The symposium WEB site will soon be available:
http://www.univ-orleans.fr/mapmo/membres/maitine/matphono.html
Le comite d'organisation/ The organisation board
G. Bergounioux
M. Bergounioux
N. Nguyen
S. Wauquiers
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Colloquium: Phonetic bases of distinctive features
3 July, 2006
Keynote speaker: Kenneth N. Stevens
Held in Paris, France, organised by a working group of phonologists and
phoneticians at the Laboratory of Phonetics and Phonology (LPP),
CNRS/Sorbonne-nouvelle, Paris.
Conference website: http://ed268.univ-paris3.fr/lpp/phonetic_bases/index.html
BACKGROUND. This one-day colloquium, which follows LabPhon 10 by two
days, explores issues in the phonetic definition of distinctive
features. Quantal theory, developed by Kenneth N. Stevens and his
collaborators at MIT, is among the recent approaches which has most
successfully integrated phonetic and phonological appraoches to the study
of sound structure. This theory proposes that the phonetic categories
commonly used across languages to define sound inventories and phonological
processes are defined in terms of "natural" discontinuities between
articulatory parameters and their acoustic effects, and between acoustic
parameters and their perceptual effects. While this approach has been very
influential in recent work, many questions remain open.
At the colloquium, the following questions may be raised, among
others: What are the features and how are they defined? Why do features
exploit certain articulatory-acoustic dimensions instead of others? Do all
features have quantal acoustic or auditory boundaries? Do feature
definitions vary across languages? How robust are proposed feature
attributes under different conditions (e.g. speaker, speech rate, segment
class, phonological and prosodic context)? Under what conditions are
feature-based contrasts enhanced? What is the role of features in language
acquisition, lexical recognition, and the perception of native and
non-native languages? What is their cognitive status? Discussion will
draw upon various perspectives, including phonetic, phonological,
psycholinguistic, neurolinguistic, and developmental.
DATE : Monday 3 July, 2006, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (see website for updated
schedules and other information)
PLACE : Amphitheatre Henri Poincare, Carre des Sciences, Ministere de la
Recherche, 1 rue Descartes, Paris 5e (metro Maubert-Mutualite or
Cardinal-Lemoine)
PREREGISTRATION is necessary for security reasons. Please submit the
preregistration form posted on the website by June 24 at latest. There is
no registration fee.
INVITED SPEAKERS
keynote : Kenneth Stevens (MIT, Cambridge, USA)
Catherine Best (University of Western Sydney, Sydney)
Andrew Butcher (Flinders University, Adelaide)
Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz (EHESS, Paris)
Sarah Hawkins (Cambridge University, UK)
Kiyoshi Honda (ATR Labs, Kyoto)
Aditi Lahiri (Universitat Konstanz, Konstanz)
The PROGRAM will be posted on the web site in March.
ORGANISER
Nick Clements ([log in to unmask])
Laboratoire de Phonetique et Phonologie (UMR 7018, CNRS/Sorbonne-nouvelle)
19 rue des Bernardins, 75005 Paris, France
CONTACT
mailto:[log in to unmask]
tel (+33) (0)1 44 32 05 76
tel. (+33) (0)1 43 26 57 17
tel. (+33) (0)1 43 26 37 80
fax (+33) (0)1 44 32 05 73
A follow-up conference, for which there will be a call for papers, will
be held in 2007 and announced on this site.
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE
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NUANCE: Two Positions Available
1) Voice Developer, Irish English Language Specialty:
Deadline: open until filled.
We are currently looking for a Junior Voice Developer - Irish English who
will assist in the creation of state-of-the-art voice for use with the
market-leading RealSpeak text-to- speech (TTS) engine. You will join the
team in Merelbeke, Belgium.
Role:
- Design of text corpora for recording and testing
- Selection of voice talents
- Coaching the voice talent
- Processing speech data
- Creating and tuning the TTS voice
- Testing and productization of the TTS voice
- Testing and tuning the linguistic processing component
In terms of skills, we are seeking people who can do most - but not
necessarily all - of the following.
If you...
- Are an Irish English native speaker
- Have some experience working in speech and/or linguistics or related
fields (we're especially interested if you've studied phonetics) either in
academia or in industry
- Have some computational ability - no programming is required, but you
should be comfortable working with MS Windows
- If you know some awk or Perl, it would be an advantage, but is not required.
- Are willing to work in Merelbeke (near Ghent in Belgium) for the duration
of the contract
...then we would love to hear from you.
Offer:
- A 4 months contract
- Training in all aspects of the job, and you will be working with a
talented and committed team
- An exciting job with an innovative and performing international company
- The opportunity to work in an enthusiastic, supportive team
- Competitive remuneration package
- Relocation, travel and accommodation assistance.
2) Developers : Italian Phonetics
Application Deadline: open until filled.
Nuance are currently looking for two Voice Developers - Italian
who will assist in the creation of state-of-the-art voice for use with the
market-leading RealSpeak text-to-speech (TTS) engine. You will join the
team in Merelbeke, Belgium.
Role:
- Design of text corpora for recording and testing
- Selection of voice talents
- Coaching the voice talent
- Processing speech data
- Creating and tuning the TTS voice
- Testing and productization of the TTS voice
We are seeking
people who can do most - but not necessarily all - of the following.
If you:
- Fluently speak Italian
- Have some experience working in speech and/or linguistics or related
fields (we're especially interested if you've studied phonetics) either in
academia or in industry
- Have some computational ability - no programming is required, but you
should be comfortable working with MS Windows
- If you know some awk or Perl, it would be an advantage, but is not required.
- Are willing to work in Merelbeke (near Ghent in Belgium) for the duration
of the contract
Offer:
- A 2-3 months contract
- Training in all aspects of the job, and you will be working with a
talented and committed team
- An exciting job with an innovative and performing international company
- The opportunity to work in an enthusiastic, supportive team
- Competitive remuneration package
- Relocation, travel and accommodation assistance.
[log in to unmask]
+32 (0)9 239 8095.
Nathalie Vandemoortele, International Recruiter
Guldensporenpark 32
Merelbeke 9820
Belgium
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General Linguistics
Application Deadline: open until filled.
We are looking for a Masters-level language developer with prior experience
developing speech systems. Candidates must have a working language
knowledge of one or more European languages, be highly attentive to detail,
and be able to prioritize work based on project and language priorities.
The project is estimated to require 40 hours per week for approximately 6
months and will be located in the Boston area.
Job Activities:
- Work with the international product development team to define and
develop products in several European languages
- Consult with team to solve speech synthesis research problems
- Provide linguistic expertise for language development
- Help evaluate potential voice talents
Skills/Experience:
- Working knowledge of one or more of French, German, Spanish, Italian
and/or Portuguese
- Proven ability to take a pragmatic approach to solving linguistic problems
- Experience working with written/spoken language corpora
- Familiarity with computer readable pronunciation lexica and/or tagged
language corpora
- Fluency in script-like programming languages (e.g. Perl, Python)
- Previous experience with language/voice development a plus
Application Address: [log in to unmask]
Boston Area MA
USA
Fax:781-970-5300
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Assistant or Associate Professor: English Syntax and Phonology
Application Deadline: 31-Mar-2006
The English Department of the College of Humanities at the University of
Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, announces a tenure-track position
(Assistant or Associate Professor) beginning in July, 2006 for a
specialist in syntax with a secondary interest in phonology or vice versa,
to teach phonology and syntax at the introductory graduate and
undergraduate levels. Applicants must have a Ph.D. in the area of
specialization from an accredited university and demonstrate commitment to
research and publishing. The position involves the teaching of M.A.-level
and undergraduate syntax and phonology courses, as well as general
linguistics and some E.S.L. Competence in or willingness to learn Spanish
is desirable but not required at the time of the initial appointment. The
English Department offers B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees, and the applicant
will be expected to contribute to both undergraduate and graduate programs,
conduct research in his/her field, serve on department and M.A. Exam
committees, and direct theses. Teaching load is 12 credits per semester
(possibly reduced to 9 for research). Salary and benefits are competitive.
Moving expenses cannot be paid.
Send application letter describing research interests and relevant teaching
experience, copies of transcripts from all colleges and universities
attended, and three letters of recommendation to Dr. Ann Albuyeh, Chair,
Syntax-Phonology Search, Personnel Committee, English Department, College
of the Humanities, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, P.O. Box
23356, San Juan, PR, 00931-3356. All materials must be received by March
31, 2006. Review of materials begins immediately and will continue until
the position is filled.
Dr. Ann Albuyeh
Chair, Syntax/Phonology Personnel Committtee
University of Puerto Rico, English Department, College of Humanities
PO Box 23356
San Juan PR 00931-3356
USA
[log in to unmask]
Phone:787-764-0000-ext. 2553 Fax:787-764-0000-ext.3796
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Assistant Professor : General and French phonetics
Application Deadline: 15-Mar-2006
The Department of languages, linguistics and translation at Laval
University. Quebec, is seeking to hire a professor in general and French
phonetics. Areas of specialization include acoustic phonetics (perception
and hearing), articulatory phonetics, and instrumental phonetics (computer-
assisted speech analysis).
Duties
- Teaching phonetics at the undergraduate, master's and doctoral level
- Supervising master's and doctoral theses;
- Research and publication
- Participation in departmental and university activities
Requirements
- Completed Ph. D. in phonetics
- Experience in teaching phonetics in a university setting
- A record of relevant research and publications
Salary and working conditions in accordance with the current collective
agreement.
Closing date: March 15, 2006
Starting date: August 1, 2006
Interested candidates are invited to direct a curriculum vitae and three
letters of recommendation to:
Pierre Auger
Chair, Department of languages, linguistics and translation
Faculte des lettres
Laval University
Quebec City QC
G1K 7P4 CANADA
[log in to unmask]
Phone:(418) 656-3262 Fax:(418) 656-2622
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Senior Lecturer/Reader/Chair, Psycholinguistics, Neurolinguistics, Clinical
Linguistics, Language Acquisition & Disorders
Application Deadline: 13-Feb-2006
The University of Reading School of Psychology and Clinical Language
Sciences wish to appoint to a full-time, permanent senior post, to take
effect as soon as possible. The level of appointment will depend on
experience. The focus of this post will be on maintaining a high personal
research profile and encouraging and building existing research activity
within the Clinical Language Science section of the School. An established
ability to attract research funding is essential. The section offers two
pre-registration degrees in Speech and Language Therapy funded by the NHS,
thus research experience in fields of normal and non-normal speech and
language, other areas of communication impairment or subjects that inform
these areas would be especially welcome.
A qualification in speech and language therapy is desirable but not
essential. Clinical salary scales will be paid to an appropriate candidate.
For an informal discussion please contact Dr. Judi Ellis, Head of School
[log in to unmask] or Professor Susan Edwards, Head of Section
[log in to unmask]
Further particulars and application form are available from the Personnel
Office, The University of Reading, Whiteknights, PO Box 217, Reading, RG6
6AH, telephone 0118 378 6771 (voicemail) (please quote Reference number),
and at the University web-site below.
http://www.info.rdg.ac.uk/newjobs/details.asp?RefernceNumber=S0601
Application Address: Personnel Office
The University of Reading
Whiteknights
PO Box 217
Reading Berkshire RG6 6AH
United Kingdom
Phone:+44-118-378 8142
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Marie Curie Fellowship (5 Posts)
Edinburgh Speech Science and Technology (EdSST)
Centre for Speech Technology Research (CSTR)
Five PhD positions funded by the European Commission under the Marie Curie
Early Stage Research Training (EST) scheme are available in the Centre for
Speech Technology Research (CSTR). The project - Edinburgh Speech Science
and Technology (EdSST) - is an interdisciplinary training programme in speech
science and technology featuring a strong interaction between the two
disciplines. It will be carried out in partnership with Queen Margaret
University College (QMUC).
You should have a first or upper second class honours degree or its
equivalent, and/or a Masters degree, in Informatics or Linguistics. Informatics
includes areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer
Science, Information Engineering, and Computational Linguistics. Linguistics
includes areas such as Phonetics, Speech Science and Human Communication
Sciences. Applicants with degrees in these disciplines will also be considered:
Electrical Engineering, Psychology, Mathematics, Philosophy, and Physics. You
must also fulfil European Union, Marie Curie EST selection criteria.
Fixed Term: 36 months (from 11 September 2006 - negotiable)
Closing Date: 31 March 2006
Please Quote Ref: 3005373JW
For further particulars
https://www.jobs.ed.ac.uk/jobs/index.cfm?action=jobdet&jobid=3005373
and an application pack visit our website (www.jobs.ed.ac.uk) or telephone the
recruitment line on 0131 650 2511.
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BOOKS FOR REVIEW
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The following books are available for review for the Journal of the
International Phonetic Association. Please contact [log in to unmask]
(Reviews Editor) if you are interested in reviewing one or more of them.
Reviews are published at the discretion of the editors.
Patricia Ashby, Speech Sounds, Second Edition, Routledge, 2005
Martin Ball, Clinical Sociolinguistics, Blackwell, 2005
Martin Ball and Nicole Muller, Phonetics for Communication Disorders,
Lawrence Erlbaum, 2005
Ioana Chitoran, The Phonology of Romanian, Mouton de Gruyter, 2001
Eli Fischer-Jorgensen, Tryk i aeldre dansk, Sammensaetninger og Afledninger,
Royal Danish Academy
Bruce Hayes, Robert Kirchner, and Donca Steriade, Phonetically-Based
Phonology, CUP, 2004
Charles Jones, English Pronunciation in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries, Palgrave, 2006
John Local, Richard Ogden, and Rosalind Temple, Phonetic Interpretation:
Papers in Laboratory Phonology, CUP, 2003
Mark Hancock, English Pronunciation in Use, CUP, 2003
Huhe Harnud, A Basic Study of Mongolian Prosody, Helskinki, 2003
Nicole Muller, Multilayered Transcription, Plural 2006 (guide to the
transcription of normal and clinical data).
Sadanand Singh and Kala Singh, Phonetics: Principles and Practices, 3rd
Edition, Plural, 2006
Monika Stridfeldt, La Perception du Francais Oral par des Apprenants
Suedois, Umea University, 2005
Mehmet Yavas, Applied English Phonology, Blackwell, 2006 (for teachers of
ESL/EFL).
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