Table of Contents (Vol.6)
Vol.6 No.1
| Title | Author | page | Aspects of Loanword Phonology |
| Preface | Haruo Kubozono | 3 |
| Perceptual Influences in Cantonese Loanword Phonology | Moira Yip | 4 |
| An Overview of Korean Loanword Phonology | Kyung-Ae Choi | 22 |
| Lexical Strata as a Part of Grammar | Koichi Tateishi | 34 |
| Some Issues in Historical Phonology of Sino-Japanese | Tomoaki Takayama | 44 |
| Consonant Gemination in Loanwords | Itsue Kawagoe, Masako Arai | 53 |
| Decomposition into Syllable Complexes and the Accenting of Japanese Borrowed Words | Hirokazu Sato | 67 |
| Prosodic Structure of Loanwords in Japanese : Syllable Structure, Accent and Morphology | Haruo Kubozono | 79 |
| Research Articles | ||
| The Prosodic Structure of Simple Abbreviated Loanwords in Japanese : A Constraint-based Account | Laurence Labrune | 98 |
| Formation of Three-mora Compound Abbreviations | Yoko Mori | 121 |
Vol.6 No.2
| Title | Author | page |
| Cognitive Science and Phonetic Research | ||
| Preface | Takashi Otake | 3 |
| Speech Perception and Cognitive Science | Kazuhiko Kakehi | 4 |
| How Phonology Works in Processing Written Words and Sentences | Shuhei Kadota | 11 |
| Lexicon and Its Stored Representations for Lexical Access | Kiyoko Yoneyama | 23 |
| Cognitive Science and Pitch Accent Studies | Mafuyu Kitahara | 35 |
| Speech Rhythm and its Relation to Issues in Phonetics and Cognitive Science | Keiichi Tajima | 42 |
| A Role of Prosody in Spoken-Word Recognition | Takashi Otake | 56 |
| Research Articles | ||
| The Possible Preferential Cues of Infants’ Response toward Their Native Dialects Evidenced by a Behavioral Experiment and Acoustical Analysis |
Ryoko Mugitani, Akiko Hayashi and Shigeru Kiritani | 75 |
| Glide/Vowel Alternations in Standard Arabic Weak Verbs | Yuji Kuwamoto | 75 |
| Effects of Pitch Accent and Syllable Position in Identifying Japanese Long and Short Vowels: Comparison on English and Korean Speakers | Yasuyo Minagawa-Kawai, kikuo Maekawa and Shigeru Kiritani | 88 |
| Research Notes | ||
| Phonetic Variation in Loanwords: n-/r- Variation in Japanese of Hong Kong Cantonese Speakers | Lee, Wood-Hung and Kenichiro Murashima | 98 |
Vol.6 No.3
| Title | Author | page |
| Feature Articles : Variation of Speech | ||
| Preface | Junko Hibiya | 3 |
| Yod-Dropping in an English Accent | J. K. Chambers | 4 |
| Speakers’ Variable and Tonal Variation in a Dialect Contact Situation | Ichiro Ota | 12 |
| A Variationist Study of Prosodic Focus in Naturally Occurring Interactions : the Case of the Negative "-nai" in Hokkaido Japanese | Shoji Takano | 25 |
| Study of Language Variation using Corpus of Spontaneous Japanese | Kikuo Maekawa | 48 |
| Regional Differentiation of Linguistic Variation | Junko Hibiya | 60 |
| Research Articles | ||
| Recognition of Stop /d/ and Flap /r/ by Japanese Native Speakers and Taiwanese Learners of Japanese : Using Closure Duration, Spike Strength and Spike (Transition) Duration as Variables | Chiu-Yen Liu | 69 |
| Prominence Variations inside Compounds : A Case Study of English Self-Compounds | Yoshiharu Kumagai | 79 |
| Danish Vowel Inventory and Dispersion Theory | Kazutaka Kurisu | 93 |
