Table of Contents (Vol.17) « The Phonetic Society of Japan

Table of Contents (Vol.17)

Vol.17 No.1

Title	Author	page
Research Notes
Perception of Japanese Accentual Pitch Fall by Seoul and Gyeongsang Dialect Speakers: Focusing on the Discreteness of Perception	Tomoaki INADA	6
Feature Articles: Unveiling New Facts, Interpretations, and Solutions in English Phonology
Introduction: ‘Elsewhere’ in the ‘Richness of the Base’ in English Phonology	Shin-ichi TANAKA	16
Where American English Meets German: Devoicing in Pennsylvania Dutchified English	Vicki ANDERSON and Stuart DAVIS	18
Input Optimization in English	Michael HAMMOND	26
Trochaic Clusters in English	Takeru HONMA	38
The Duke-of-York Gambit and Other Opaque Derivations in English: Evidence for Harmonic Serialism	Shin-ichi TANAKA	46
Stress Location and Comparative Forms in English	Hisao TOKIZAKI	59
Squibs
Review
Review of Labrune, Laurence (2012) The Phonology of Japanese, Oxford University Press, 320p.	Shin-ichi TANAKA	70

Vol.17 No.2

Title	Author	page
Feature Articles: Analyses and Conditions of Speech Disorders —Focusing on Stuttering and Articulation Disorders—
Preface	Akira UJIHIRA	1
Simmer Parameter and Amplitude Perturbation Quotient show Difference between Stutterers and Non-Stutterers	Akira UJIHIRA	4
Phonological Analysis of Functional Misarticulation from a Clinical Perspective	Isao UEDA	21
Characteristic Patterns of Brain Activation in Adults with Developmental Stuttering in Reading Katakana Words Aloud	Koichi MORI, Chang CAI, Shuntaro OKAZAKI and Minae OKADA	29
Treatment Featuring Direct Speech Therapy for School-Age Children Who Developed Stuttering	Masamutsu KENJO	45
Implications of a Multidimensional Model of Assessment for the Treatment of Children Who Stutter	E. Charles HEALEY and Norimune KAWAI	58
Characteristics of Stuttering-like Disfluencies in Japanese-Speaking Preschoolers	Yoshimasa SAKATA, Akira UJIHIRA, Akiko MOCHIDA and Mariko YOSHINO	72
Stuttering Patterns in Japanese and English Preschool-Aged and School-Aged Children —as a Progress Report—	Matthew SMITH and Peter HOWELL	83

Vol.17 No.3

Title	Author	page
Research Articles
Selective Adaptation and Corollary Discharge in Mouthed Inner Speech	Mark SCOTT	1
Effect of Schemed Acting Directions on Speech Expressions: Toward the Achievement of Expressive Acted Speech	Takahiro MIYAJIMA, Hideaki KIKUCHI, Katsuhiko SHIRAI and Shigeki OKAWA	10
Feature Articles: Infants’Strategies for Acquisition of Speech
Preface	Yasuyo MINAGAWA	24
Fifty Years of Infant Vowel Discrimination Research: What Have We Learned?	Sho TSUJI and Alejandrina CRISTIA	26
Computational Approaches to the Acquisition of Phoneme Categories	Andrew MARTIN	37
Correlations between Word Lengths and Word Acquisition Times and Periods of Infants and Toddlers	Yasuhiro MINAMI and Tessei KOBAYASHI	44
Brain Development Underlying Spoken Language Acquisition	Fumitaka HOMAE	54
Development of Behavioral and Neural Responses to Japanese Lexical Pitch Accent and Phonemic Vowel Length	Yutaka SATO	65
Developmental Changes in Infants’ Use of Audio-Visual Information for Speech Produced by Mother and Stranger	Noriko MORISAWA, Yoko HAKUNO and Yasuyo MINAGAWA	77