Table of Contents (Vol.8) « The Phonetic Society of Japan

Table of Contents (Vol.8)

Vol.8 No.1

Title	Author	page
Feature Articles : Emotion in Speech
Preface	Donna Erickson	7
What do People Hear ? A Study of the Perception of Non-verbal Affective Information in Conversation Speech	Nick Campbell and Donna Erickson	9
A Natural History of Japanese Pressed Voice	Toshiyuki Sadanobu	29
Change in Phrasing in Semi-spontaneous Emotional Speech: Articulatoru Evidence	Caroline Menezes	45
Vocally Expressed Emotions and Stereotypes in Japanese Animation: Voice Qualities of the Bad Guys Compared to those of the Good Guys	Mihoko Teshigawara	60
Emotional Expression in “Pikachuu”	Kyoko Sakuraba, Satoshi Imaizumi and Kazuhiko Kakehi	77
Research Articles
Audiovisual Lip-Voice Matching on Vowels by Japanese Infants	Ryoko Mugitani, Tessei Kobayashi, and Kazuo Hiraki	85
The phonetic and phonological characteristics of focused and neutral utterances in Japanaes spoken by Korean lerners of Japanese	Akira Utsugi	96
The Historical Nature of the non “Hitotsugana-Ben” Northern Amami Dialects	Makio Oono	109
Review
Miyoko Sugito and Kiyoshi Honda(trs.), Tsutomu Kajimaya and Masato Kajiwara The Vowel — It’s Nature and Structure	Hideki Kasuya	121

Vol.8 No.2

Title	Author	page
Feature Articles : Historical Studies of Japanese Phonology
Preface	Kazuaki Ueno, Eisaku Sato	3
Compatibility of Keeping Word Coherence at the Same Time Making Morphemes Distinct	Shuji Hizume	5
The Process of the Merger of 衣([e]) and 江([je]) in Old Japanese	Hajime Ogura	14
A Comparison of Kanji Pronunciation between the Qun Shu Zhi Yao in Kanazawa Library and Honchomonzui Temple: Focusing on the Difference in Notes	Sasaki Isamu	26
The Degree of Independence of the Postpositional Mora in Sino-Japanese: Transition of the Japanese Syllabic Structure and the Scores of Japanese Buddhist Chants	Asada Kentaro	35
Accent on Predicates in the Kyoto Dialect in the Heian Era	Makoto Yanaike	46
Phonological History of Okinawan Language: Mainly Focusing on its Palatalization and Affricative Changes	Tawata SinIciRou	58
Research Notes
The Onbin Sound Changes: The Frellesvigian Perspective	Mark Irwin	69

Vol.8 No.3

Title	Author	page
Feature Articles : Phonetics and Brain Science
Preface	Satoshi IMAIZUMI	3
Neural Resources for Speech Communication	Yoshiaki OZAWA and Satoshi IMAIZUMI	5
Brain Networks for Speech Perception to Speech Production	Itaru F. TATSUMI	15
Observation of brain activation during speech using fMRI	Yukiko NOTA and Kiyoshi HONDA	28
My Expections about Brain Sciences of Speech	Kikuo MAEKAWA	35
Research Articles
Acoustic Correlates of Typical Tokyo and Osaka Pronunciation	Shiro KORI	41
+VOT Tendency in the Initial Voiced Alveolar Plosive /d/ in Japanese and Speaker’s age	TAKADA Mieko	57
The relationship between plosive preception and speech perception of Japanese: Comparison of Shanghai speakers with the voicing contrast and Mandarin speakers without	Fumiko YAMAMOTO	67