Articulation: Speech Production
- Nervous system control for speech
- Phonetic codes for vowels and consonants
- Coarticulation
- Traditional theories
- Articulatory phonology/gesture theories
Objectives
- Name the parts of the brain involved in the central nervous system control of speech
- Identify the cranial nerves involved in controlling movements of the pharynx, mandible, tongue, and lips
- Explain the phonetic code for vowels including tongue height, tongue advancement, and lip rounding
- Explain the phonetic code for consonants including place of articulation, manner of articulation, and voicing
- Describe forward and backward coarticulation and recognize examples of them
- Describe how the traditional theory of speech production accounts for forward and backward coarticulation
- Briefly explain how articulatory theory/gesture theory accounts for forward and backward coarticulation
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