Welcome to LING 453/553: Experimental phonetics and laboratory phonology
| Meeting Time: | Lecture: T, Th |
| Zoom link | |
| Instructor: | Richard Wright |
| Email: | rawright@uw.edu |
| Office hours: | Thursday 12-1 Zoom link |
| Also by appointment | |
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A note on lab-group names: each year I try to introduce a few historical figures in phonetics through the lab names. Each is a scholar who played an important role in the development of acoustic and laboratory methods in phonetics. This year we have 11 students so that's 4 lab-groups (3, 3, 3, 2). Here are names of the groups with links to the scholar's wikipedia page:
1 - Ilse Lehiste
4 - Daniel Jones
Course Readings (on reserve in the library)
Required: Johnson Acoustic and Auditory Phonetics 3rd edition
Optional: On reserve in the library
Quantitative Methods in Linguistics, Keith Johnson
Acoustic Phonetics, Kenneth L. Stevens
Analyzing linguistic data: a practical introduction to statistics using R, Harold Baayen
Articulatory Phonetics, Bryan Gick
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