ISCA Archive
SPoSS - Sound Patterns of Spontaneous Speech
La Baume-les-Aix, France
September 24-26, 1998
Bibliographic Reference
[SPoSS-1998] SPoSS - Sound Patterns of Spontaneous Speech ,
production and perception, ESCA Tutorial and Reasearch Workshop (ETRW),
ed. by
Danielle Duez,
ISCA Archive, http://www.isca-speech.org/archive_open/sposs
Author Index and Quick Access to Abstracts
Astésano
Autesserre
Aylett
Bard (93)
Bard (105)
Bard (109)
Basset
Baudoin
Bortfeld
Cernocky
Chafcouloff
Chollet
Cruz
Cucchiarini
CUTLER
Diehl
van Donzel
Duez
Durand
Erickson
Fujimura
Gubrynowicz
Haan
Helgason
van Heuven
Kelly
KOHLER
Koopmans-van_Beinum
Lickley
Lim
LINDBLOM
Messias
Moosmüller
Morgan
Pacilly
Pardo
Parlangeau
Pellegrino
Pols
Ressens
Shockey
Sotillo (93)
Sotillo (109)
Strik
Su
Tseng
Turk
Välimaa-Blum
VAISSIÈRE
Varley
Weber
Wester
Whiteside
Williams
Names written in boldface refer to first authors,
in CAPITAL letters to keynote and invited papers.
Full papers can be accessed from the abstracts (ISCA members only).
Please note that each abstract opens in a separate window.
For the time being, most of the abstracts are in French only.
An English translation is under way.
The full papers are in English.
Table of Contents and Access to Abstracts
Duez, Danielle:
"Introduction: The aims of SPoSS",
vii-ix.
Keynote Papers
Lindblom, Björn:
"Making sense of the infinite variety of natural speech patterns",
3-7.
Kohler, Klaus J.:
"The phonetic manifestation of words in spontaneous speech",
13-22.
Vaissière, Jacqueline:
"Synchronic variations, historical sound changes and suprasegmental framework",
69-78.
Cutler, Anne:
"The recognition of spoken words with variable representations",
83-92.
Data Descriptions of Spontaneous Speech in Various Languages
Fujimura, Osamu / Pardo, Bryan / Erickson, Donna:
"Effect of emphasis and irritation on jaw opening",
23-27.
Autesserre, Denis / Chafcouloff, Michel:
"Distribution and contextual adaptability of approximant and constrictive variants of /r/ in spontaneous speech : an acoustical approach",
29-32.
Cruz, R. / Messias, L.:
"Phonological and phonetic aspects of brazilian portuguese : a study of /r/ variants",
33-36.
Gubrynowicz, Ryszard / Durand, P.:
"The influence of speaking style on articulation of fricative-affricate clusters in Polish",
39-42.
Moosmüller, Sylvia:
"Homorganic and quasi-homorganic V1#V2 sequencies in austrian German",
43-46.
Välimaa-Blum, Riitta:
"What is deleted in spontaneous Finnish: segmental interaction with word stress, vowel harmony and moras",
47-50.
Helgason, Pétur:
"On-line preaspiration in Swedish: implications for historical sound change",
51-54.
Su, Tzu-Ting / Basset, Patricia:
"Language dependent and independent spontaneous speech phenomena",
55-58.
Whiteside, Sandra P. / Varley, R. A.:
"Dual-route phonetic encoding: a synthesis of acoustic evidence from normal speech",
59-62.
Duez, Danielle:
"Consonant sequences in spontaneous French speech",
63-66.
Spontaneous Speech Processes and Their Perceptual Consequences
Bard, Ellen Gurman / Kelly, M. L. / Sotillo, Cathy F.:
"Lexical access in spontaneous speech: reduced forms prime less",
93-96.
Shockey, Linda:
"Perception of reduced forms by non-native speakers of English",
97-100.
Weber, Andrea:
"Listening to nonnative language which violates native assimilation rules",
101-104.
Lickley, Robin / Bard, Ellen Gurman:
"Disfluent speech: the transcriber problem",
105-108.
Sotillo, Cathy F. / Bard, Ellen Gurman:
"Is hypo-articulation lexically constrained?",
109-112.
Aylett, Matthew / Turk, A.:
"Vowel quality in spontaneous speech: what makes a good vowel?",
113-116.
Williams, Sheila M. / Diehl, Randy L.:
"Extent of context and vowel identification in speech variation",
117-120.
Prosodic Aspects of Spontaneous Speech
Bortfeld, Heather / Morgan, James:
"Many sources of stress in infant-directed speech",
123-125.
Tseng, Shu-Chuan:
"Acoustic-prosodic cues of speech repairs in spontaneous speech",
127-130.
Lim, Lisa:
"Talk like that meh? no, lah!": intonation patterns on pragmatic particles in spontaneous Singapore English - preliminary observations",
131-134.
Donzel, Monique E. van / Koopmans-van Beinum, Florien J. / Pols, Louis C.W.:
"Speaker strategies in the use of prosodic means in spontaneous discourse in Dutch",
135-138.
Heuven, Vincent J. van / Haan, Judith / Pacilly, Jos J. A.:
"Global and local characteristics of Dutch questions in play-acted and spontaneous speech",
139-142.
Astésano, C.:
"Effects of prosodic constraints on the differential lengthening of syllable constituents in French: a comparison between spontaneous and read speech",
143-146.
Transcription and Labelling of Spontaneous Speech
Cernocky, Jan / Baudoin, Genevieve / Chollet, Gerard:
"The use of ALISP for automatic acoustic-phonetic transcription",
149-152.
Parlangeau, Nathalie / Pellegrino, Francois:
"Multilingual detection of specific sound patterns: the case of vowels and plosives",
153-156.
Wester, Mirjam / Ressens, Judith M. / Cucchiarini, Catia / Strik, Helmer:
"Selection of pronunciation variants in spontaneous speech: comparing the performance of man and machine",
157-160.