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Lab Meeting, Spring 2017, Week 4

Awe- and Aw-inspiring readings (or just stuff you think deserves a mention)

Related papers (not necessary, papers on speaker adaptation):

Smith, R. (2015) Perception of speaker-specific phonetic detail. In: Fuchs, S., Pape, D., Petrone, C. and Perrier, P. (eds.) Individual Differences in Speech Production and Perception. Series: Speech production and perception. Peter Lang, pp. 11-38. ISBN 9783631665060
Smith, R., and Hawkins, S. (2012) Production and perception of speaker-specific phonetic detail at word boundaries. Journal of Phonetics, 40(2), pp. 213-233. (doi:10.1016/j.wocn.2011.11.003)

Related papers (papers on cross-dialect perception):

Smith, R., and Rathcke, T. (2016) Glasgow gloom or Leeds glue? Dialect-specific vowel duration constrains lexical segmentation and access. Phonetica, 74(1), pp. 1-24. (doi:10.1159/000444857)(PMID:27490962))

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