Table of Contents (Vol.25)
Vol.25 (Published: April 30 2021)
Title | Author | page |
Research Articles | ||
Articulation Rate of People Who Do and Who Do Not Stutter: Comparison between Oral Reading and Speech Shadowing |
Arongna, Keiko OCHI, Naomi SAKAI, Hiroaki HATANO and Koichi MORI | 1 |
Analyses of Voice Quality and Acoustic Features in Japanese and Chinese Emotional Speech: Japanese Native Speakers and Mandarin Chinese Learners |
Xinyue LI, Carlos Toshinori ISHI and Ryoko HAYASHI | 9 |
Influence of Vocative Intonation on Address Nouns: The Case of the Onotsu Dialect of Kikai Ryukyuan |
Rihito SHIRATA | 23 |
Feature Articles: International Transmission of the Best Papers Published in the Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan | ||
Acoustic Characteristics for Japanese Stops in Word-initial Position: VOT and Post-stop fo |
Hi-Gyung BYUN | 41 |
Vol.25 (Published: January 31 2022)
Title | Author | page |
Research Articles | ||
Children’s Speech Inaccuracies and Developmental Change: An Elicited Production Study in 5- to 13-year-old Japanese Children |
Kyoji IWAMOTO | 67 |
Research Notes | ||
Do Labial Consonants Evoke the Images of Softness and Cuteness Cross-linguistically?: An Experiment with Chinese and Korean Speakers |
Gakuji KUMAGAI and Changyun MOON | 87 |
Thai Speakers’ Mispronunciation of Japanese Singleton and Geminate Stops | Kimiko YAMAKAWA and Shigeaki AMANO | 97 |
Vol.25 (Published: July 31 2022)
Title | Author | page |
Research Articles | ||
Fusion and Non-fusion Accents of Japanese Compound Nouns: The Effect of Focusing on the Meaning of the Posterior Element |
Xi CHEN | 110 |
Phonetic Characteristics of Bengali Voiceless Sibilants: An Acoustic-Phonetic Approach |
Mikiko SAKAEGAWA, Fangsheng CHEN and Akira UTSUGI | 119 |
Perception of Spanish Lexical Stress in Rising Intonationby L1 Spanish Speakers and Japanese Learners of L3 Spanish | Takuya KIMURA and Takayuki ARAI | 131 |