Phonetics major branches Flashcards
phonetics
study of speech sounds including formation (articulation), acoustic properties (substance) and perception with the goal of understanding and improving linguistic expression
phonetician
person who studies speech sounds
experimental
study of and experimentation with speech sounds includes development of synthesized speech
articulatory
how sounds are produced
acoustic
nature of speech sounds
perceptual
speech sound reception
applied
purpose of solving real life problems
normative (applied)
normal speech
clinical (applied)
remediation of speech disorders
applied linguistic phonetics
historical (diachronic)
descriptive (synchronic)
comparative (contrastive)
historical linguistic (diachronic)
changes in sounds over time
(2 different times)
descriptive linguistic (synchronic)
sounds at one point in time
comparative linguistic (contrastive)
differences and similarities of sounds of two languages
dialectology (linguistic geography)
variations of sound production based on where you live
pragmatic (linguistic)
changes in sound productions due to situations
transcriptional (linguistic)
ability to write/listen/recognize sounds in IPA
Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
improving a persons interview skills
pragmatics
articulatory
dialectology
Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
increasing the intelligibility of a person speech following a stroke
articulatory
transcriptional
pragmatics
applied clinical
Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
changing an accent for a movie role
dialectology
pragmatics
transcriptional
articulatory
descriptive
historical
Identify major branches and applied subcategories:
development of robotic speech
acoustics