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1 (p1): SECTION 1 Survey
3 (p2): 1 The science of speech
3 (p2-1): The speech chain
5 (p2-2): Phonetics
7 (p2-3): Phonetics and linguistics
11 (p3): 2 Making speech sounds
11 (p3-1): Speech and breathing
13 (p3-2): The larynx
14 (p3-3): The vocal tract above the larynx
15 (p3-4): Describing speech production
17 (p4): 3 Classifying speech sounds
18 (p4-1): Vowels
20 (p4-2): Consonants
25 (p5): 4 Tone and tone languages
26 (p5-1): Lexical and grammatical use of tone
26 (p5-2): Tone levels and contours
27 (p5-3): Tones and context
28 (p5-4): Tones and pitch-accents
31 (p6): 5 Suprasegmentals
31 (p6-1): Stress and accent
33 (p6-2): Intonation
36 (p6-3): Rhythm
37 (p6-4): Other suprasegmental features
39 (p7): 6 Acoustics of speech sounds
39 (p7-1): Acoustic waveforms
42 (p7-2): Acoustic and articulatory classification of speech sounds
46 (p7-3): Acoustics of suprasegmental features
47 (p8): 7 Sounds in systems
48 (p8-1): Systems of sounds
50 (p8-2): Groups of sounds
53 (p9): 8 Connected speech and coarticulation
53 (p9-1): Assimilation
57 (p9-2): Coarticulation
61 (p9-3): Elision
63 (p10): 9 Variation
64 (p10-1): Regional variation
65 (p10-2): Social variation
66 (p10-3): Style variation
66 (p10-4): Age and variation
67 (p10-5): Choosing the speech to study
69 (p11): 10 Conclusion
71 (p12): SECTION 2 Readings
99 (p13): SECTION 3 References
107 (p14): SECTION 4 Glossary