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| All chapters conclude with "Summary." | |
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| Preface | |
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| Acoustic Phonetics: Speech Encoding From Articulation To Sound Stream | |
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| Language, Phonetics, and Speech Production | |
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| Introduction: Language and Science | |
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| How Significant Is Acoustic Phonetics? | |
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| Linguistics, Phonetics, and Phonology | |
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| General Conditions of Speech Production | |
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| Speech Sound Sources | |
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| Sounds, Resonance, and Spectrum Analysis | |
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| Sound Production and Propagation | |
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| Simple Harmonic Motion | |
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| Definitions of Sine Wave Characteristics | |
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| Resonance | |
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| Definition of Resonant Frequency | |
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| Spectrum Analysis | |
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| Definitions of Spectrum Terms | |
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| Spectra of Recurring Resonant Oscillations | |
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| Definitions of Harmonics | |
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| Resonant Waves, Spectrum Plots, and Speech Waves | |
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| Aperiodic Speech Sounds | |
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| Vowel Shaping and Vowel Formants | |
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| Model of Pharyngeal-Oral Tract | |
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| Spectrum of the Neutral Vowel [e] | |
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| Definition of Speech Formants | |
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| Vowel Formant Locations and Length of Pharyngeal-Oral Tract | |
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| Vocal Tract Constrictions and Formant Frequency Locations | |
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| Formants of Model Vowels | |
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| Central Vowels | |
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| The Glottal Sound Source and the Spectra of Vowels | |
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| The Glottal Sound Source | |
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| The Phonation Mechanism | |
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| The Spectrum of the Glottal Sound Source | |
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| Source-Filter Theory of Vowel Production | |
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| Visualizing Speech Sounds | |
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| Anatomy of Spectrogram | |
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| Spectrograms of Vowels | |
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| Nasalization of Vowels | |
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| Phonemic Nasal Vowels | |
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| Prosodic and Tonal Features | |
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| Introduction: Telling What and How | |
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| Parenting Speech | |
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| Prosodic Features of Language Forms | |
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| Glottal Source Factors in Stress and Intonation | |
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| Durational Prosodic Features | |
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| Oral Tract Shaping Factor | |
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| Intonation in Discourse | |
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| Pacing, Rhythm, and Languages | |
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| Tone Languages | |
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| Consonant Features, Glides, and Stops | |
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| Articulatory Features of Consonants | |
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| Distinctive Features | |
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| Glide Consonants and Diphthongs | |
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| Glide and Voiced Stop | |
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| Glide and Stop at Middle Pace | |
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| Lateral and Retroflex Glides | |
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| Effects of Utterance Position | |
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| Consonants: Nasal, Stop, and Fricative Manners of Articulation | |
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| Nasal Consonants | |
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| Nasal-Glide-Stop Differences | |
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| Fricative Consonants | |
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| Consonants: The Voiced-Unvoiced Contrast | |
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| Production of the Voiced-Voiceless Distinction | |
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| Acoustics of Consonant Voicing | |
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| Voiced versus Unvoiced Final Consonants | |
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| Voiced and Unvoiced Fricatives | |
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| Physiological Studies of Consonant Voicing | |
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| Physiological Studies of Fricative Voicing | |
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| Consonants: Features of Place of Articulation | |
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| Formant Transitions of Alveolar versus Labial Consonants | |
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| Consonant Place: Transition with Different Vowels | |
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| Place Features of Nasal Consonants | |
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| Place Features of Fricative Consonants | |
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| The Flow of Speech | |
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| Coarticulation | |
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| Model of Speech Motor Programming | |
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| The Syllable as Coarticulation Unit | |
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| Effects of Rate of Utterance | |
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| Assimilation between Adjacent Consonants | |
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| Speech Decoding By Human and Machine: From Sound Stream To Words | |
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| Acoustic Cues to Speech Perception, Winifred Strange | |
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| Perception of Steady-State Vowels | |
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| Speaker Normalization in Vowel Perception | |
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| Perception of Coarticulated Vowels | |
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| Perception of Vowels: Dynamic Constancy, Winifred Strange | |
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| Perceptual Boundaries of Consonant Categories | |
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| Categorical Perception of Speech Continua | |
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| Perception of Nonspeech Analogs | |
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| Perceptual Integration of Acoustic Cues | |
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| Context and Rate Effects on Phonetic Category Boundaries | |
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| Auditory Capacities and Phonological Development: Animal, Baby, and Foreign Listeners, Sarah Hawkins | |
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| Background: Does Phonological Perception Use Special Auditory Processes?Techniques for Studying Babies' Speech Perception | |
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| Categorical Perception by Babies | |
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| Speech Sound Classification by Babies: Prototype and the "Perceptual Magnet Effect | |
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| "Speech Sound Classification by Babies: Perceptual Constancy | |
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| Speech Sound Discrimination by Animals | |
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| The Effect of Experience on Speech Sound Discrimination | |
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| Development Loss or Selective Attention? The Effect of Retraining | |
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| Looking for Invariant Correlates of Linguistic Units: Two Classical Theories of Speech Perception, Sa | |