Table of Contents (Vol.10)
Vol.10 No.1
Title | Author | page |
Feature Articles: Phonetics and Phonology of Shikoku Dialects | ||
Preface | Eisaku SATO | 3 |
A Comparative Analysis of Falling Tones in Northeastern Shikoku Dialects – The Measurement of Frequency Movements of “Kako-Shiki” Accent and the Second Mora Nucleus-Type Accents | Hiromi KAMEDA | 5 |
Acceent System of the Sanagashima Dialect | Yukihiko NAKAI | 19 |
On the Fact that the Accent in the Tanohama Dialect of Seiyo City in Ehime Prefecture is Determined by the Moraic Structure of the Word | Masaharu SHIMIZU | 30 |
Vowel Coalescence Phenomenon in the Dialetcs of the Shimanami-Kaido Region | Mitsuhiko ARIMOTO | 39 |
On-Glide Nasal [d] and [g] in the Shikoku Dialetcs – A Focus on the Tokushima Dialect | Shinsuke KISHIE and Ayako YOSHIHIRO | 49 |
Pre-nasalization of Voiced Plasives in Kochi Dialect | Makoto KUNO | 60 |
Research Articles | ||
Syllabification of English Consonant Clusters by Speakers of English and Japanese | Keiich ISHIKAWA | 70 |
Audiovisual Matching in Lips and Voice on Vowel /i/ by Japanese-Learning Infants | Ryoko MUGITANI, Tessei KOBAYASHI, Kentaro ISHIZUKA, Shigeaki AMANO, and Kazuo HIRAKI | 96 |
Vol.10 No.2
Title | Author | page |
Preface | Satoshi TOKI | 3 |
Research Articles | ||
The Effect of Self-monitoring on Perception and Production of Japanese Vowel Contrast by Korean L2 Learners | Seokyung PARK, Yasushi TSUBOTA, Masatake DANTSUJI and Mitsuru OHKI | 5 |
A Historical Study on the Pitch Accent of Sino-Japanese in Early Modern Era: A Case of Four Syllable Words Written in Two Chinese Characters | Kazuaki UENO | 19 |
Prosodic Independence of Bimoraic Accented Particles: Analysis of the Corpus of Spontaneous Japanese | Kikuo MAEKAWA and Yosuke IGARASHI | 33 |
Word Prosody and Phrasing Rules in the Dialect of Kumamoto City and Its Surrounding Areas | Shiro KORI | 43 |
Invisibility of Moraic Nasal in Japanese | Mikio GIRIKO | 61 |
Research Notes | ||
Some Accent-Changes in Recent Tokyo-Japanese | Shin KAWAKAMI | 72 |
The Control and Perception of Durational Contrast of Vowels by Mandarin Chinese Speaking Learners of Japanese | Michiyo KURIHARA | 77 |
Review | ||
Anastasia M.Karlsson, Rhythm and Intonation in Halh Mongolian, Travaux de l’institut de linguistique de Lund, Vol.46, Lund University, 2005. 183.pp (ISBN 91-974116-9-8) | Yoshio SAITO | 86 |
Sumiko SASANUMA, Itaru TATSUMI ed. Gengo Komyunikesyon Syougai no Atarashii Shiten to Kainyuu Riron, Tokyo: Igaku-Shoin, 2005, (339 pp.) | Akira UJIHIRA | 90 |
Vol.10 No.3
Title | Author | page |
Feature Articles: Current Issues in Intonational Research | ||
Preface | Tanomu KASHIMA | 5 |
Factors That Favored Development of Intonation Study | Kikuo MAEKAWA | 7 |
The Functions of Phrase Final Tones in Japanese: Focus on Turn-Taking | Carlos Toshinori ISHI | 18 |
The Effect of Unfamiliar Intonation in Speech Sounds on the Images of Personality Impressions and Dialectal Regions | Teruhisa UCHIDA | 29 |
The Characteristics of Loudness Control in Realizing Prominences by Japanese Learners of English | Tsutomu SATO | 43 |
What Are the Major Speech Styles in Japanese? | Shiro KORI | 52 |
Appendix | 69 | |
Research Articles | ||
Phonetic Realization of Syntactic Bounderies in English Discourse Produced bye English vs. Japanese Speakers | Yoko MORI | 72 |
Accent of Alphabetic Acronyms and shiki-hozon in Kinki Japanese | Yasuyuki SHIMIZU | 83 |
Review | ||
Jacqueline Vaissiere, La Phonetique, PFU, Que sais-je? No637, 2006 | Kyoko TAKEUCHI | 96 |