Foundations of voice studies an interdisciplinary approach to voice production and perception - Kreiman, Jody; Sidtis, Diana (Malden, Mass. Wiley-Blackwell, 2011)
Machine generated contents note: 1 Introduction. -- 2 Producing a voice and controlling its sound. -- 3 Neurological foundations of production and perception of voice. -- 4 Physical characteristics and the voice. -- Can we hear what a speaker looks like? -- 5 Recognizing speaker identity from voice. -- Theoretical and ethological perspectives and a psychological model. -- 6 The brain behind the voice. -- Cerebral models of voice production and perception. -- 7 Identifying unfamiliar voices in forensic contexts. -- 8 Linguistic uses of voice quality. -- How voice signals linguistic and pragmatic aspects of communication -- 9 Perception of emotion and personality from voice. -- 10 Miscellany. -- Voice in singing, media, and the law.
Keywords: Grammar, Comparative and general -- Phonology; Voice -- Social aspects; Sociolinguistics