The entextualization and recontextualization of speech via transcription is a fundamental
methodology of discourse analysis. However, particularly for researchers concerned with …

In this commentary, I consider variability as an ordinary and irremediable feature related to
the indexicality not only of transcripts but first of all of transcribing. In this sense, it is not just a …

In the leaf in Figure 3.1 you can see a branching structure—an almost crystalline
organization that could be described with a clean mathematical generative formalism. Now …

Regressive place assimilation is a form of pronunciation variation in which a word-final
alveolar sound takes the place of articulation of a following labial or velar sound, as when …

This is a corpus study on closure duration and VOT in English voiceless stops in word-initial
position. 19 speakers'(10 female, 9 male) data from the Buckeye Speech corpus are used in …

We studied the frequencies of phone and syllable deletions in spontaneous Dutch, and the
extent to which such deletions are influenced by the various linguistic and sociolinguistic …

This paper describes recent progress in the development of the Buckeye Corpus of Speech,
a phonetically labeled corpus of conversational American English speech, first described in …

Many computational models have been developed to show how infants break apart
utterances into words prior to building a vocabulary–the word segmentation task. However …

The nature of the mental lexicon and its stored forms remains an open and much disputed
question. While the traditional view has suggested single abstract phonological forms for …

Broad phonetic transcriptions represent the pronunciation of words as strings of characters
from specifically designed symbol sets. In everyday life, broad phonetic transcriptions are …