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On Hultzén's “Voiceless Lenis Stops in Prevocalic Clusters”

Leigh LiskerUniversity of Pennsylvania and Haskins Laboratories
Pages 376-387 | Published online: 04 Dec 2015

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Chin-W. Kim. (1965) On the Autonomy of the Tensity Feature in Stop Classification (with Special Reference to Korean Stops). WORD 21:3, pages 339-359.
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Leigh Lisker. (2016) “Voicing” in English: A Catalogue of Acoustic Features Signaling /b/ Versus /p/ in Trochees. Language and Speech 29:1, pages 3-11.
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Jeri J. Jaeger. (1983) The fortis/lenis question: evidence from Zapotec and Jawoñ. Journal of Phonetics 11:2, pages 177-189.
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Leigh Lisker. (2016) Supraglottal Air Pressure in the Production of English Stops. Language and Speech 13:4, pages 215-230.
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Katherine S. Harris, Gloria F. Lysaught & Malcolm M. Schvey. (2016) Some Aspects of the Production of Oral and Nasal Labial Stops. Language and Speech 8:3, pages 135-147.
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