Laryngeal Features and Laryngeal Neutralization

Neutralization · Virus · Medicine · Virology · Voice and Speech Disorders

• Variation and change in Chinese Korean

  Open Access•Wenhua Jin•Language Variation and Change•2012

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• Papers in Laboratory Phonology

  Open Access•John Kingston, Mary E Beckman•Papers in Laboratory Phonology•1990

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• A Theory of Aspiration

  Open Access•Chin-Wu Kim•Phonetica•1970

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• Aspiration and laryngeal representation in Germanic

  Open Access•Gregory K Iverson, Joseph Salmons et al.•Phonology•1995

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• The Phonology and Phonetics of ‘Voiceless’ Vowels

  Open Access•Young-Mee Yu Cho•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•1993

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• Some consequences of Lexical Phonology

  Open Access•Paul Kiparsky•Phonology Yearbook•1985

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• Tojolabal (Mayan)

  Julia Supple, Celia M Douglas et al.•International Journal of American…•1949

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• Tol (Jicaque)

  Ilah Fleming, Ronald K Dennis•International Journal of American…•1977

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• A fiberscopic and acoustic study of the Korean stops, affricates and fricatives

  Open Access•Ryohei Kagaya•Journal of Phonetics•1974

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• On the Autonomy of the Tensity Feature in Stop Classification (with Special Reference to Korean Stops)

  Chin-W Kim•WORD•1965

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• On glottal width features

  Open Access•Gregory K Iverson•Lingua•1983

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• Feature Predictability and Underspecification

  R Armin Mester, Joanne Ito et al.•Language•1989

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• Phonetic Knowledge

  John Kingston, Randy L Diehl•Language•1994

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• The Role of Releases in the Identification of Released Final Stops

  Andre Malecot•Language•1958

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