Fundamentals of Phonetics: A Practical Guide for Students, Sixth Edition by Larry H. Small and Chao-Yang Lee

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Fundamentals of Phonetics: A Practical Guide for Students, Sixth Edition

Larry H. Small and Chao-Yang Lee

Fundamentals of Phonetics_ A Practical Guide for Students

Contents

Preface v

1 Phonetics: A “Sound” Science 1

Learning Objectives 1

Phonetics and the International Phonetic Alphabet 1

Variation in Phonetic Practice 4

The IPA and Unicode Fonts 6

Chapter Summary 7

Study Questions 8

Online Resources 8

2 Phonetic Transcription of English 9

Learning Objectives 9

The Differences Between Spelling and Sound 10

Morphemes, Phonemes, and Allophones 13

Syllables and Their Components 20

Primary Word Stress 25

Broad Versus Narrow and Systematic Versus Impressionistic Transcription 31

Chapter Summary 32

Review Exercises 32

Study Questions 35

Online Resources 36

Assignment 2-1 37

Assignment 2-2 39

3 Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech Mechanism 41

Learning Objectives 41

The Respiratory System and Respiration 41

The Laryngeal System and Phonation 43

The Supralaryngeal System and Articulation 45

The Vocal Tract and Resonance 49

Chapter Summary 50

Review Exercises 50

Study Questions 52

Online Resources 52

4 Vowels 53

Learning Objectives 53

English Vowel and Diphthong Production 53

Transcription of English Vowels and Diphthongs 57

Chapter Summary 96

Review Exercises 96

Study Questions 101

Online Resources 101

Assignment 4-1 103

Assignment 4-2 105

Assignment 4-3 107

Assignment 4-4 109

5 Consonants 110

Learning Objectives 110

Consonants Versus Vowels 110

Production of English Consonants: Manner, Place, and Voicing 112

Transcription of the English Consonants 114

Chapter Summary 151

Review Exercises 151

Study Questions 155

Online Resources 155

Assignment 5-1 157

Assignment 5-2 159

Assignment 5-3 161

Assignment 5-4 163

Assignment 5-5 165

Assignment 5-6 167

Assignment 5-7 169

6 Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels and Consonants 170

Learning Objectives 170

Time, Frequency, and Intensity 171

Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels and Diphthongs 174

Acoustic Characteristics of Consonants 179

Clinical Application 192

Chapter Summary 194

Review Exercises 195

Study Questions 198

Online Resources 198

7 Connected Speech 199

Learning Objectives 199

Segmental Modifications of Words in Connected Speech 200

Suprasegmental Aspects of Speech 208

Chapter Summary 221

Review Exercises 221

Study Questions 228

Online Resources 228

Assignment 7-1 229

Assignment 7-2 231

Assignment 7-3 233

Assignment 7-4 235

8 Transcription of Speech Sound Disorders 236

Learning Objectives 236

Typical Phonological Development 237

Phonological Processes 240

Using Diacritics to Transcribe Typical and Disordered Speech 250

Using Non-English Phonemes to Transcribe Typical and Disordered

Speech in English 261

Suggestions for Increasing Accuracy in Phonetic Transcription 266

Chapter Summary 267

Review Exercises 268

Study Questions 271

Online Resources 272

Assignment 8-1 273

Assignment 8-2 275

Assignment 8-3 277

Assignment 8-4 279

9 Dialectal Variation 282

Learning Objectives 282

Formal and Informal Standard American English 282

Defining Regional Dialects 285

Social and Ethnic Dialects 295

Learning English as a Second Language 298

Accent Modification with English Language Learners 313

Chapter Summary 314

Review Exercises 315

Study Questions 324

Online Resources 324

Assignment 9-1 325

References 329

Answers to Questions 333

Appendix 379

Glossary 381

Index 387

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