Phonetics for Communication Disorders
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Writing for students in communication disorders programs, Ball and Müller (U. of Louisiana at Lafayette) lead readers from the basics of spoken communication, through the mechanics of speech and the analysis of English pronunciation (with a concentration on American and British standards, but including other varieties of English), to the application of phonetics to the description and analysis of disordered speech. The text also introduces the transcription of speech into phonetic symbols and touches on the related field of phonology. It assumes no prior knowledge of the topic. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
1Phonetic description32The organs of speech163Initiation of an airstream274Phonation and voice quality385The description of vowels506Articulation : consonant manner types637Articulation : consonant place types748More on consonants919Suprasegmental phonetics10410Phonetic and phonological description11911Monophthongs of English13312English central vowels and diphthongs16113English plosives and affricates19314English fricatives21515English sonorant consonants23016Words and connected speech25017Intonation of English26518Varieties of English27819Phonological and phonetic disorders29720Transcribing atypical and disordered speech308AppThe international phonetic alphabet (revised to 1993)320AppextIPA symbols for disordered speech (revised to 2002)321AppVoQS : voice quality symbols322AppDistinctive features323AppPhonological primes for English325AppNatural phonological processes328
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