'Vocal organs' presentation slideshows

Jeff Conn Webpage with lecture slide info: web.pdx/~connjc

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Phonetics and Phonology

Phonetics and Phonology. Chapter 2. Production of sounds . Human language displays a wide variety of sounds, but humans are not capable of producing all the sounds with the vocal tract in speech. The class of possible speech sounds is not only finite, but also universal.

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Questions on Lecture III

Questions on Lecture III. sociological. psychological. Halliday. Saussure looks at language from the ____________ point of view, Chomsky looks at language from the _____________ point of view and _______ looks at it from the functional point of view.

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PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY. INTRODUCTION. REVISION. PHONETICS The study of articulation, transmission and perception of speech sounds Articulatory phonetics Acoustic phonetics Auditory phonetics. Articulatory phonetics.

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BIRDS

BIRDS. Rachel, Yui , and Beckie. CHARACTERISTICS. feathers b eaks - no teeth high metabolism wings - flight annual migrations usually monogamous. INTEGUMENT. FEATHERS facilitate light insulate can be camouflage are often used in displays, ex: mating, protection, etc. BEAKS

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What is communication?

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I want you to warn Peter.

I want you to warn Peter. I want you to warm Peter. George banged the drum as he marched through the town. (George bang the drum as he march through the town.). Assimilation and Omission. Assimilation: where a sound is influenced by another adjacent sound,

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Anatomy and Physiology of Speech

Anatomy and Physiology of Speech. English Phonetics Class 2012. Anatomy : Parts Physiology : Functions. THE VOCAL ORGANS. The principal organs which take part in the production of speech sound are: Lungs Mouth Throat. They p rovide the air necessary .

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Speech Organs

Speech Organs. The process of producing speech Three cavities & the vocal tract The vocal organs or the speech organs. The process of producing speech. The air breathed in? lungs?the air pressed out? ?mouth cavity

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A Primer on Tongue Speaking

A Primer on Tongue Speaking.

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