Table of Contents (Vol.19) « The Phonetic Society of Japan

Table of Contents (Vol.19)

Vol.19 No.1

Title	Author	page
Feature Articles: Corpus-Based Data-Driven Speech Research in Asia
Preface	Shuichi Itahashi and Jun’ichi Yamagishi	1
Segmental Variation of Japanese Speakers’ English: Analysis of “the North Wind and the Sun” in AESOP Corpus	Mariko KONDO, Hajime TSUBAKI and Yoshinori SAGISAKA	3
Development of an Online Infrastructure for Teaching Japanese Prosody Based on Information Processing of Speech and Text Corpora	Nobuaki Minematsu	18
Exploring the Representation of Second Language Sounds in First Language Space	Maria Luisa GARCIA LECUMBERRI, Jian GONG and Martin COOKE	32
A Statistical Modeling Approach to Automatic Evaluation of Mandarin Pronunciation	Su-Kui XU, Si WEI, Zhen-Hua LING, Qian-Yong GAO, Li-Rong DAI and Qing-Feng LIU	44
Multimodal Features for Automatic Emotion Estimation during Face-to-Face Conversation	Yoshiko ARIMOTO and Kazuo OKANOYA	53

Vol.19 No.2

Title	Author	page
Feature Articles: Adventures in Speech Science: Focus on the C/D Model and Its Impact on Phonetics & Phonology
Preface	Donna ERICKSON and Satoshi IMAIZUMI	1
Part I: C/D Model: Its Impact on Phonetics
Remarks on the C/D Model	Osamu FUJIMURA and J.C. WILLIAMS	2
The C/D Model as a Theory of the Phonetics-Phonology Interface	Shigeto KAWAHARA	9
A Practical Guide to Calculating Syllable Prominence, Timing and Boundaries in the C/D Model	Donna ERICKSON and Shigeto KAWAHARA	16
Vowel Devoicing in Japanese and Voicing Control in the C/D Model	Makiko AOYAGI	22
Edge Prominence and Declination in Japanese Jaw Displacement Patterns: A View from the C/D Model	Shigeto KAWAHARA, Donna ERICKSON and Atsuo SUEMITSU	33
More about Contrastive Emphasis and the C/D Model	Jangwon KIM, Donna ERICKSON and Sungbok LEE	44
On the Input Information of the C/D Model for Vowel Devoicing in Japanese	Michinao F. MATSUI	55
Comparing the Metrical Structure of a Digit Sequence in American English:Articulatory vs. Acoustic Analysis	Caroline MENEZES	70
Syllable-Based Phonology as Input into the C/D Model: The Case for American English	J.C. WILLIAMS	78
Text to Speech Synthesis Using Syllables as Functional Units of Speech	Reiner WILHELMS-TRICARICO	86
Part II: Adventures in Speech Science
Neural Correlates for Parsing Japanese Kana Phrases	Atsushi HOSOKAWA, Satoshi IMAIZUMI and Toshitaka HORIUCHI	100
Four Types of Linguistic Resources for Variable Speaking Units in Common Japanese	Toshiyuki SADANOBU	109
Study of Neural Mechanism of Mandarin Vowel Perception and Diphthong Production with Neural Network Model	Chao-Min WU, Tao-Wei WANG and Ming-Hung LI	115

Vol.19 No.3

Title	Author	page
Research Articles
Do Chinese L2 Learners of Japanese Incrementally Use Prosodic Cues in Word Recognition? : Eye-Tracking Evidence	Shuai YIN, Manami SATO, Yingyi LUO, Yosuke IGARASHI and Hiromu SAKAI	1
The Influence of Japanese Learning Experience on Perception of Low-High vs. High-Low Accent Contrast: Identification Experiments with Native Chinese Speakers	Chen LIANG	13
A “Critical Period” in Second Language Acquisition Reconsidered: Production Patterns and Listening/Reading Proficiencies of Japanese Learners	Michiko MOCHIZUKI SUDO and Ikuyo KANEKO	24
Crucial Prosodic Features in Japanese Learners’ Pronunciation: Evidence from Naturalness Judgments of Synthetic Speech	Rongna A, Ryoko HAYASHI and Tatsuya KITAMURA	37
Research Notes
Measurement of Puff Strength during Speaking: Comparison of Japanese with English and Chinese Languages	Sakae INOUYE and Yoshibumi SUGIHARA	43
Tongue Movement of Healthy Adults who Feel Clumsy Articulating Alveolar Flaps	Wataru TACHIKAWA, Yoshiaki OZAWA, Michiko HASHI, Tatsuya KITAMURA and Yukiko NOTA	50