A Practical Introduction to Phonetics

Centered on a strong foundation of hands-on experience, this book is designed to increase understanding of the most current topics and theories related to phonetics and phonetic transcription. This practical introduction to linguistic phonetics focuses on augmenting the skills necessary for expert phonetic transcription of individuals with disordered speech. For phonics specialists, linguists, speech pathologists, and instructors and researchers in these fields.

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