The special collection brings together papers on the production, perception, and representation of phonological categories, both at the segmental and at the prosodic level. A wide perspective on the issue is given by contributions ranging from acoustic and articulatory investigations to neurophysiological and gestural studies, focusing on a variety of typologically different oral languages and on sign languages. Papers include selected contributions from the third “Phonetics and Phonology in Europe” (PaPE) conference held in Lecce,Italy, in June 2019, along with regularly submitted papers reflecting the themes of this special collection. The collection has been edited by Barbara Gili Fivela and Cinzia Avesani.
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Measuring sign complexity: Comparing a model-driven and an error-driven approach
Justine Mertz, Chiara Annucci, Valentina Aristodemo, Beatrice Giustolisi, Doriane Gras, Giuseppina Turco, Carlo Geraci and Caterina Donati
Phonological Categories: Identification, representation, implementation
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Spectral and temporal implementation of Japanese speakers’ English vowel categories: A corpus-based study
Kakeru Yazawa, Takayuki Konishi, James Whang, Paola Escudero and Mariko Kondo
Phonological Categories: Identification, representation, implementation
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Pre-activation negativity (PrAN): A neural index of predictive strength of phonological cues
Mikael Roll, Pelle Söderström, Merle Horne and Anna Hjortdal
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Prosodic location modulates listeners' perception of novel German sounds
John H. G. Scott and Isabelle Darcy
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Phonological and phonetic contributions to Thai-naïve Mandarin and Vietnamese speakers’ imitation of Thai lexical tones: Effects of memory load and stimulus variability
Juqiang Chen, Catherine T. Best and Mark Antoniou
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L1 influence on the L2 acquisition of English word-final nasal place contrasts: An electropalatographic study of L1 Japanese and Spanish learners
Laura Colantoni, Alexei Kochetov and Jeffrey Steele
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Revealing perceptual structure through input variation: cross-accent categorization of vowels in five accents of English
Jason A Shaw, Paul Foulkes, Jennifer Hay, Bronwen G Evans, Gerard Docherty, Karen E Mulak and Catherine T Best
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Where speech sounds meet the architecture of the grammar and beyond
Distanced data collection: Remote data collection and online experimentation
Phonological Categories: Identification, representation, implementation
Prosody and Speech Processing across Languages and Varieties
Techniques and Methods for Investigating Speech Articulation
Abstraction, Diversity, and Speech Dynamics
Prosodic Variability
Multiplicity of cues and functions in prosody
Advancing Prosodic Transcription