Table of Contents (Vol.22)
Vol.22 No.1
Title | Author | page |
Research Articles | ||
Phrase Initial Pitch Rising Caused by Parallelism or Focus Markers in Tokyo, Okayama City and Kochi City Dialects | Rintaro TAKAYAMA | 1 |
Research Notes | ||
The Phonetic Structure of Dzongkha: A Preliminary Study | Seunghun LEE and Shigeto KAWAHARA | 13 |
Feature Articles: International Transmission of the Best Papers Published in the Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan | ||
Weakening of Stop Articulation in Japanese Voiced Plosives | Kikuo MAEKAWA | 21 |
Phonetic Shape and Linguistic Function of Penultimate Non-Lexical Prominence | Kikuo MAEKAWA | 35 |
Semantic Effects of Nouns on Tone Merger: The Ikema Dialect of Miyako Ryukyuan | Yosuke IGARASHI | 52 |
Tribute | ||
A Tribute to the Memory of the Late Professor Arthur Seymour ABRAMSON | Donna ERICKSON | 70 |
Vol.22 No.2
Title | Author | page |
Research Articles | ||
Tokyo Accent Perception Ability for Native Speakers from Different Areas | Hi-Gyung BYUN | 1 |
Phonological Factors Affecting the Perception of English Syllables and Stress Position by Native Japanese Speakers | Sayoko EGUCHI and Reiko AKAHANE-YAMADA | 22 |
Reaearch Notes | ||
Perception of Japanese Emotional Speech by Chinese Learners | Xinyue LI, Miliang LUO and Ryoko HAYASHI | 31 |
An Evaluation of English Pronunciation of Japanese EFL Learners Using Multiple Metrics | Chika FUJIYUKI, Sayoko EGUCHI and Reiko AKAHANE-YAMADA | 39 |
Prefortis Vowel Clipping and Lexical Decision of CC(C)V(C) Words by Japanese Learners of English | Katsumi NAGAI | 44 |
Feature Articles: The Phonetics and Phonology of a Voicing Contrast | ||
Why Study Voicing | Shigeto KAWAHARA, Mieko TAKADA, Toshio MATSUURA and Michinao F. MATSUI | 56 |
A Study on Phonetic Characteristics of Voicing Contrasts of Stop Consonants | Katsumasa SHIMIZU | 69 |
Tongue Root Positioning for Voicing vs. Contrastive Palatalization: An Ultrasound Study of Russian Word-Initial Coronal Stops |
Mayuki MATSUI and Alexei KOCHETOV | 81 |
Articulatory Characteristics of Geminate Plosives of Kumamoto Dialect: A Case Study Using MRI |
Masako FUJIMOTO and Shigeko SHINOHARA | 95 |
The Phonetic Details of Voiced Geminates in the Kumamoto Dialect: The Effects of Generation and Gender |
Mieko TAKADA | 109 |
Acquisition of Sound Symbolic Values of Vowels and Voiced Obstruents by Japanese Children: Using a Pokémonastics Paradigm | Shigeto KAWAHARA, Miwa ISOBE, Yukino KOBAYASHI,Tomoko MONOU and Reiko OKABE | 122 |
Voice Onset Time of Word-Initial Stops and Affricates in Khalkha Mongolian | Naoki UETA | 131 |
Distribution of Closure Voicing Ratio in the Murayama Dialect ofYamagata Japanese | Toshio MATSUURA | 141 |
Vol.22 No.3
Title | Author | page |
Research Articles | ||
Accents of Some Dialects Near to Izuta Shrine, Kochi Prefecture | Rintaro TAKAYAMA | 1 |
Reaearch Notes | ||
Expansion of an Accentual Unit in the Kamifukami Dialect Spoken in Yatsushiro City, Kumamoto Prefecture | Takaaki YAMADA | 17 |
Feature Articles: Phonetic and Phonological Approaches to the Study of Singing | ||
Preface | Anastasia KARLSSON, Håkan LUNDSTRÖM and Jan-Olof SVANTESSON | 29 |
Coordination between Lexical Tones and Melody in Traditional Kammu Singing | Anastasia KARLSSON | 30 |
Depressing Melodies: Consonants and Tone in Zulu Song | Thomas M. POOLEY | 42 |
Vowels and Vocables in Lower Tanana Athabascan | Siri TUTTLE | 50 |