Phonetics The Science Of Speech Production
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Phonetics: The Science of Speech Production by Ian R. A. MacKay (Pearson Education (US), 1991) is a 336-page introductory textbook that presents articulatory and acoustic aspects of human speech. The book is organised into chapters covering physiological mechanisms, the production and classification of consonants and vowels, and speech acoustics and analysis.
Phonetics: The Science of Speech Production by Ian R. A. MacKay (Pearson Education (US), 1991) is a 336-page introductory textbook that presents articulatory and acoustic aspects of human speech. The book is organised into chapters covering physiological mechanisms, the production and classification of consonants and vowels, and speech acoustics and analysis.
- Structured textbook format with chapter-level treatment of physiology, articulation and acoustics (suitable for students learning foundational phonetics).
- Covers both articulatory descriptions and acoustic analysis, including spectrogram interpretation and basic speech acoustics.
- Structured textbook format with chapter-level treatment of physiology, articulation and acoustics (suitable for students learning foundational phonetics).
- Covers both articulatory descriptions and acoustic analysis, including spectrogram interpretation and basic speech acoustics.
- Multiple bibliographic records show a consistent 336-page treatment across print editions, indicating a substantial, self-contained coverage of the subject.
- −Published in 1991 (print edition bibliographic records), so material will not include research or technological developments in speech science and instrumentation made since that date.
- −Bibliographic entries and editions vary across listings, which may require attention when sourcing a specific edition or ISBN.
- −Published in 1991 (print edition bibliographic records), so material will not include research or technological developments in speech science and instrumentation made since that date.
- −Bibliographic entries and editions vary across listings, which may require attention when sourcing a specific edition or ISBN.
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