Human speech : some observations, experiments, and conclusions as to the nature, origin, purpose, and possible improvement of human speech / by Richard Paget.

Author/creator Paget, Richard
Other author Rae, John, 1796-1872, writer of essay.
Format Book
Publication InfoNew York : AMS Press, 1978.
Descriptionxiv, 360 pages, 4 leaves of plates : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Subjects

SeriesInternational library of psychology, philosophy, and scientific method
International library of psychology, philosophy, and scientific method. ^A239004
Contents Introduction -- Preliminary observations as to the vocal organs, and their functions in speech -- Observations on the vowel resonances -- Experiments with models (vowels) -- Vowel sounds-concluded-single or double resonance? -- Observations and experiments on the consonants -- The origin and development of speech -- Vowel and consonant symbolism -- The development of different languages -- Voice production -- Mouth resonance in relation to laryngeal pitch -- Artificial speech and song -- The advancement of language and its notation -- Appendix. A note on the double-resonator theory of vowel-sounds / by W. E. Benton ; Table of frequencies, i.e. number of complete vibrations per second, corresponding to the equal temperament scale ; Audiogram of the author's hearing ; Resonances of vowel model ; Some experiments with tubular vowel models ; Consonant resonances ; American and English vowels ; Polynesian language / by Dr. J. Rae.
Local noteLittle-336297--305131045356-
General note"The Polynesian language, by Dr. J. Rae": pages 318-353.
General noteReprint of the 1930 edition published New York : Harcourt, Brace & Company.
LCCN 75041208
ISBN0404146929
ISBN9780404146924

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