Vol. 55 (2015)

Articles

• Inhalation amplitude and turn-taking in spontaneous Estonian conversations

  Kätlin Aare, Marcin Włodarczak

  1-6

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• What affects recognition most – wrong word stress or wrong word accent?

  Åsa Abelin, Bosse Thorén

  7-10

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• Multimodal levels of prominence a preliminary analysis of head and eyebrow movements in Swedish news broadcasts

  Gilbert Ambrazaitis, Malin Svensson Lundmark, David House

  11-16

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• Transfer of rising tone patterns from Swedish L1 into Spanish L2 – which are the communicative consequences?

  Berit Aronsson

  17-22

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• The realisation of sj- and tj-sounds in Estonian Swedish: some preliminary results

  Eva Liina Asu, Otto Ewald, Susanne Schötz

  23-26

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• Grimaldi’s “Discovery of the Cat Language” A theory in need of revival (or perhaps not?)

  Robert Eklund

  27-30

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• Languages with pulmonic ingressive speech updating and adding to the list

  Robert Eklund

  31-34

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• A spectral analysis of the backing of Afrikaans /s/ in the consonant cluster /rs/

  Otto Ewald

  35-40

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• Self-perception of vocal and articulatory effort in consonant production by native Swedish speakers

  Iris Gordon-Bouvier, Josefine Kyhle, Anita McAllister, Hanna Norman, Sarah Paues, Camille Robieux, Sofia Strömbergsson

  41-46

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• Temporal aspects of breathing and turn-taking in Swedish multiparty conversations

  Johanna Hammarsten, Roxanne Harris, Nilla Henriksson, Mattias Heldner, Marcin Włodarczak, Isabelle Pano

  47-50

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• Deaccented verbs in Swedish

  Anna Hed, Anna Smålander

  51-56

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• A change in the openness of two vowel phoneme pairs in eastern Icelandic An acoustic analysis of /ɶ:/ vs. /ʏ:/, and /ɛ:/ vs. /ɪ:/

  Guðlaug Hilmarsdóttir

  57-62

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• On the temporal domain of co-speech gestures syllable, phrase or talk spurt?

  David House, Simon Alexander, Jonas Beskow

  63-68

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• Intonations and functions of questions in Helsinki Swedish conversations

  Martina Huhtamäki

  69-74

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• A pilot study acoustic and articulatory data on tonal alignment in Swedish word accents

  Malin Svensson Lundmark, Johan Frid, Susanne Schötz

  75-80

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• An acoustic analysis of the cattle call “kulning”, performed outdoors at Säter, Dalarna, Sweden

  Anita McAllister, Robert Eklund

  81-84

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• Agonistic vocalisations in domestic cats a case study

  Susanne Schötz

  85-90

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• Using tonal cues to predict inflections

  Pelle Söderström, Merle Horne, Mikael Roll

  91-94

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• Foreign accent influences of the sound system of Serbian on the production of Swedish L2

  Mechtild Tronnier, Elisabeth Zetterholm

  95-100

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• Halfway to Estuary English with H. G. Wells (1866-1946)

  Sidney A. J. Wood

  101-106

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