The Cognitive Representation of Speech

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Page iii

Copyright page
Page iv

Introduction
Pages v-vi

Acknowledgements
Page vii

List of Participants
Pages xv-xxiii

Perceiving Phonetic Segments Original Research Article
Pages 3-10
Michael Studdert-Kennedy

Lexical Representations for Speech Production and Perception Original Research Article
Pages 11-31
Dennis H. Klatt

Discussion
Pages 33-37
Peter J. Baily, Richard M. Warren

Feedback in Speech Production: an Ecological Perspective Original Research Article
Pages 39-44
Peter F. Macneilage

On the Use of Feedback in Speech Production Original Research Article
Pages 45-52
Joseph S. Perkell

Discussion
Pages 53-57
Peter Howell

Constraints Imposed by the Auditory System on the Properties Used to Classify Speech Sounds: Data from Phonology, Acoustics, and Psychoacoustics Original Research Article
Pages 61-74
Kenneth N. Stevens

Processing of Speech in the Peripheral Auditory System Original Research Article
Pages 75-92
Eric D. Young, Murray B. Sachs

Discussion
Pages 93-100
Stuart Michael Rosen

Elementary Gestures and Temporal Organization — What Does an Articulatory Constraint Mean? Original Research Article
Pages 101-110
Osamu Fujimura

Articulatory Constraints on the Cognitive Representation of Speech Original Research Article
Pages 111-122
John J. Ohala

Discussion
Pages 123-124
André-Pierre Benguerel

Representation and Context Sensitivity Original Research Article
Pages 127-131
James F. Lubker

Temporal and Spatial Properties of Articulator Movements: Evidence for Minimum Spreading Across and Maximum Effects within Syllable Boundaries Original Research Article
Pages 133-138
Thomas Gay

Discussion
Pages 139-141
André-Pierre Benguerel

Speech Rate and Segmental Perception or the Role of Words in Phoneme Identification Original Research Article
Pages 143-150
S.G. Nooteboom

Suprasegmental Constraints on Segmental Representation: Research Involving Speech Production Original Research Article
Pages 151-158
George Allen

Discussion
Pages 159-163
Catherine P. Browman

The Role of Auditory Memory in Speech Perception and Discrimination Original Research Article
Pages 167-179
Robert G. Crowder

Sound to Representation: An Information-Processing Analysis Original Research Article
Pages 181-192
Dominic W. Massaro

Discussion
Pages 193-199
Albert S. Bregman

Lexical Processing during Sentence Comprehension: Effects of Higher Order Constraints and Implications for Representation Original Research Article
Pages 201-209
David A. Swinney

The Parser's Window Original Research Article
Pages 211-223
Eric Wanner

On Some Continuous Properties in Language Original Research Article
Pages 225-233
T.G. Bever, J.M. Carroll

Discussion
Pages 235-236
Don Foss

Neural Encoding of Speech Signals at Peripheral and Central Levels of the Auditory System Original Research Article
Pages 239-244
E.F. Evans

Perception of Speech in Aphasia: Its Relation to Language Comprehension, Auditory Processing, and Speech Production. Original Research Article
Pages 245-253
Sheila E. Blumstein

Discussion
Pages 255-262
Karl Pribram

Pointing and Language Original Research Article
Pages 263-269
Gordon W. Hewes

On The Evolution of Human Speech Original Research Article
Pages 271-280
Philip Lieberman

Discussion
Pages 281-286
Ignatius G. Mattingly

Phonological Modifications in Adults' Speech to Infants: Some Implications for Theories of Language Acquisition Original Research Article
Pages 289-293
Jean Berko Gleason

The Role of the Syllable in Language Acquisition and Perception Original Research Article
Pages 295-305
Jacques Mehler, Juan Segui, Uli Frauenfelder

Discussion
Pages 307-311
Bénédicte de Boysson-Bardies

On The Cognitive Representation of Developing Phonology1 Original Research Article
Pages 313-321
N.V. Smith

A Tentative Developmental Model of Phonological Representation Original Research Article
Pages 323-333
Natalie Waterson

Discussion
Pages 335-343
Barbara Dodd

The Empirical Determination of Phonological Representations Original Research Article
Pages 347-357
Joan Bybee Hooper

The Psychological Reality of Phonological Representations: Experimental Evidence Original Research Article
Pages 359-369
Terrance M. Nearey

Discussion
Pages 371-377
Manjari Ohala

On The Nature of Phonological Representation Original Research Article
Pages 379-388
Elisabeth O. Selkirk

On Intonational Universals Original Research Article
Pages 389-397
D. Robert Ladd

Discussion
Pages 399-400
Anne Cutler

Vocal Tract Modelling and Speech Synthesis: Its Use for Improving Knowledge on Speech Production Original Research Article
Pages 403-413
R. Carre

Phonetic Representation and Speech Synthesis by Rule Original Research Article
Pages 415-420
Ignatius G. Mattingly

Discussion
Pages 421-425
W.A. Ainsworth

Speech Recognition Systems and Theories of Speech Perception Original Research Article
Pages 427-441
Roger K. Moore

Speech Recognition Programs as Models of Speech Perception Original Research Article
Pages 443-457
Jacqueline Vaissiere

Discussion
Pages 459-461
John S. Bridle

References
Pages 463-551