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Categorical Perception and its Implications for Spoken Word Recognition

Consonants and their Features

Contrasts and Features

Course Overview

Distinctive Features in Lexical Entries

Distinctive Features in Phonology Part 1: Learning

Features vs. Contrasts

Model of Lexical Access

Model of Lexical Access

Natural Classes

Projects

A Test of Quantal Theory: the effect of the second subglottal resonance in speech perception

Iterative Rounding Spread in Tlingit (Lingít): A Puzzle for Theories of Contrast

Nasal Codas in Chinese and English: A Study in the Framework of the Distinctive Feature Theory

Quantal Theory, Enhancement and Overlap

Readings

Quantal Theory, Enhancement and Overlap

Course Info

Instructors:	Dr. David Gow Prof. Donca Steriade Prof. Edward Flemming Prof. Kenneth Stevens Dr. Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel
Course Number:	24.941J 6.543J 9.587J HST.727J
Departments:	Linguistics and Philosophy Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Brain and Cognitive Sciences Health Sciences and Technology
As Taught In:	Spring 2007
Level:	Graduate

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