LING 4700
Experimental Phonetics
examines some empirical methods of studying the different stages of the 'speech chain' which links speaker to hearer, with special emphasis on the acoustic and perceptual components of the chain. The course also surveys a range of natural articulations and their acoustic effects, explained through the Source-plus-Filter theory of speech production. The discussion also considers competing theories of speech perception as well as debates on the acoustic versus perceptual bases for phonological features.
Prerequisites & course information
PR: LING 3104 or waiver in special cases by the Head of the Department
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027