A Synopsis Of The Physiology Of Articulation
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"A Synopsis Of The Physiology Of Articulation" by Clement R. Needham delves into the intricate mechanisms of human speech production. This detailed exploration examines the physiological processes underlying articulation, offering insights into the functions of the vocal organs and their coordination in creating speech sounds. The book meticulously outlines the roles of various anatomical structures, such as the larynx, tongue, and palate, in the articulation process.
Needham's work is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals in fields such as phonetics, linguistics, speech pathology, and otolaryngology. It provides a comprehensive understanding of how the human body produces the complex array of sounds that constitute language, making it an essential reference for anyone interested in the science of speech.
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