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Subject(s)

• Oral communication [Browse]
• Voice [Browse]

Series

• Language and language behaviors ; v. 5. [More in this series]
• Language and language behaviors ; v. 5 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. 176-191) and index.

Contents

• 1. Introduction. Historical Accounts of Vocal Function. The Study of Voice Across Academic Disciplines
• 2. The Articulatory Account of Voice. The Twentieth Century Articulatory Account of Voice
• 3. The Physical Measurement of Voice. Types of Physical Measure
• 4. The Vocal Communication of Identity. The Communication of Group Identity. The Communication of Personal Identity
• 5. The Vocal Communication of Emotion and Attitude. The Vocal Communication of Emotion. The Vocal Communication of Attitude
• 6. Methodological Issues in the Study of Voice. Audio Recordings. Constructing the Stimulus Tape. Naive Judgments and Questionnaire Design
• 7. A Theoretical Framework for Vocal Function: Models of Communication. Functional Models of Language and Speech. Functional Models of Nonverbal Behavior. Patterson's Sequential Functional Model of Nonverbal Exchange. Communication Accommodation Theory. Scherer's Functional Model of Vocal Communication. Communication: Intention and Conscious Awareness.
• 8. A Theoretical Framework for Vocal Function: Taxonomy and Final Thoughts. A Taxonomy of Vocal Function. The Fourth Dimension: Directions for Future Research and Conclusions.

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ISBN

• 0803957505
• 0803957513 (pbk.)

LCCN

94010890

OCLC

30074067

RCP

C - O

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