Lexical Allophones D. R. Ladd, University of Edinburgh In this paper I identify a type of marginal contrast that I propose to call lexical allophony. Lexical allophones are pairs (or perhaps occasionally triplets) of

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Individual differences in pitch perception, and their possible relevance for language typology Bob Ladd, University of Edinburgh Transcript of talk presented at the 27th annual meeting of the Phonetic Society of Japan, K

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Intonational Universals and Intonational Typology D. R. Ladd Edinburgh University December 1999 This is the final draft of chapter 98 (“Intonation”), prepared for Language Typology and Language Universals: An Interna

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Phonological equivalence of pitch level in speech Paper presented at a conference on Music and Language, Tufts University, July 2008 D. R. Ladd, University of Edinburgh It’s fairly obvious that voice pitch goes up and

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• Musicology
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• Academia
• Cognitive musicology
• Music psychology
• Pitch
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• Musical notation
• Absolute pitch
• Intonation
• Pitch class
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Phonetics in phonology Chapter prepared for inclusion in the second edition of the Blackwell’s Handbook of Phonological Theory (edited by John Goldsmith, Jason Riggle and Alan Yu) D. R. Ladd, University of Edinburgh, J

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• Linguistics
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• Phoneme
• Phonetic transcription
• Phone
• Minimal pair
• International Phonetic Alphabet
• Allophone
• Voice
• Consonant
• English phonology

Underspecification in intonation revisited: a reply to Xu, Lee, Prom-On & Liu Amalia Arvaniti and D. Robert Ladd Appeared in Phonology 32: We are naturally pleased that Xu and his colleagues have taken the troubl

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• Linguistics
• Phonology
• Phonetics
• Prosody
• Tone
• Systemic functional linguistics
• Intonation
• Stress
• Prosodic unit
• Syllable
• Vietnamese language
• Metre

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“Sagging transitions” between high pitch accents in English: experimental evidence D. R. Ladd and Astrid Schepman* Edinburgh University *University of Abertay Dundee

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• Linguistics
• Tone
• Phonology
• Prosody
• Pitch accent
• Intonation
• ToBI
• Syllable
• Accent
• Second-language phonology