Clinical phonetics
"As a leading phonetics text for more than 30 years, Clinical phonetics has introduced readers to both the academic content and the transcription skills underlying competent clinical decision making. This fifth edition offers expanded content on many topics and uses the publisher's technology of eText to give readers access to audio samples linked to the text."--Page 4 de la couverture.
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- Full title :Clinical phonetics / Lawrence D. Shriberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Raymond D. Kent, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Tara McAllister, New York University, Jonathan L. Preston, Syracuse University.
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"As a leading phonetics text for more than 30 years, Clinical phonetics has introduced readers to both the academic content and the transcription skills underlying competent clinical decision making. This fifth edition offers expanded content on many topics and uses the publisher's technology of eText to give readers access to audio samples linked to the text."--Page 4 de la couverture.
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- Publication Date:[2019].
- Edition:Fifth edition
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Pearson
- Place of Publication:NY, NY
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:[2019].
The Physical Object
- Description:xix, 360 pages : : illustrations (dont certaines en couleur), cartes, graphiques ; : 28 cm.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780134746142, 0134746147
- oclc:on1135199311
- LC Classification:RC423
- Dewey Decimal:616.85/506
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Overview of clinical phonetics -- Chapter 2. Linguistic phonetics -- Chapter 3. The three systems of speech production -- Chapter 4. Vowels: monophthongs and diphthongs -- Chapter 5. Consonants -- Chapter 6. Suprasegmentals and prosody -- Chapter 7. Narrow transcription -- Chapter 8. Practicing broad and narrow phonetic transcription of children's speech -- Part A. transcription of vowel sound changes -- Part B. transcription of stop sound changes -- Part C. transcription of nasal sound changes -- Part D. transcription of fricative and affricate sound changes -- Part E. transcription of glide and liquid sound changes -- Chapter 9 preparing to collect and transcribe clinical speech samples -- Chapter 10 phonetics in the clinical setting -- Chapter 11 phonetic variation -- Part A. phonetic aspects of dialect variation -- Part B. regional dialects of American English -- Part C. beyond regional dialects -- Appendix A. phonetics symbols and terms -- Appendix B. distributional, structural, and proportional occurrence data for American English sounds, syllables, and words -- Glossary -- Answers to exercises.
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