An embodied and situated perspective on speech and language- Labex EFL - Lecture 3&4: Speech and language adaptations in the context of rhytmic body motions (Susanne Fuchs 2019)

Ce deuxième séminaire débutera par un survol des données de corpus en acquisition de la phonologie, avec une emphase sur les productions linguistiques d’apprenants francophones (p.ex. France; Québec)

Ce premier séminaire jettera les bases du cours progressif, qui s’articulera autour de questions théoriques et empiriques concernent la nature des représentations phonologiques, leur origine, ainsi

In this lecture, I will talk about respiration, a biological rhythm which is flexible and adaptable and crucially involved in speech production, perception and face-to-face interactions. Based on

Over the last century, our understanding of variability in the speech signal has undergone a variety of changes. Once regarded as noise in the signal, it has now become a major topic of investigation

While any theory of speech behavior must ultimately incorporate the human body, modeling bodies has not been a central program in language research. Thinking about the body in quite tangible terms was

While any theory of speech behavior must ultimately incorporate the human body, modeling bodies has not been a central program in language research. Thinking about the body in quite tangible terms was

While any theory of speech behavior must ultimately incorporate the human body, modeling bodies has not been a central program in language research. Thinking about the body in quite tangible terms was

While any theory of speech behavior must ultimately incorporate the human body, modeling bodies has not been a central program in language research. Thinking about the body in quite tangible terms was

Listening to Speech - 4 (John Kingston 2012)

Listening to Speech - 3 (John Kingston 2012)

Listening to Speech - 2 (John Kingston 2012)

Listening to Speech (John Kingston 2012)