An overview of the basic ideas of articulatory phonology is presented, along with selected
examples of phonological patterning for which the approach seems to provide a particularly …

In this paper we draw on a linguistic model of prosodic structure and a task-dynamic model
of speech gestures to account for the interplay of coarticulation and stress in English. We …

In the first comprehensive study of the relationship between music and language from the
standpoint of cognitive neuroscience, Aniruddh D. Patel challenges the widespread belief …

In this paper it is shown that at the edges of prosodic domains, initial consonant and final
vowels have more extreme (less reduced) lingual articulations, which are called articulatory …

The authors present a model of the phonotactic and orthographic constraints of Australian
and Standard Southern British English monosyllables. This model is used as the basis for a …

This work is an investigation of the relation between prosodic structure, intonational structure
and (some instances of) focus realisation in European Portuguese (EP). The prosodic …

This work examines the relation between phrasal structure and the control and coordination
of articulation within a dynamical systems model of speech production. In this context, we …

A long-standing controversy in the interface between phonetics and phonology involves the
nature of sonority. This dissertation seeks to help resolve this problem by showing that the …

The types of analyses required within a framework that uses dynamically-defined articulatory
gestures as the primitive units of phonetic description are outlined. The overall approach is …

Linguistic form is expressed in space, as articulators effectconstrictions at various points in
the vocal tract, but also in time, as articulators move. A rather widespread assumption in …