Phonetics

Delve into the fascinating world of speech with Phonetics by Martin J. Ball, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1999. This comprehensive guide spans 248 pages, offering an insightful exploration of the intricate process of speech production. From the anatomical initiation of sounds to their modification in the larynx, Ball meticulously describes how vowels and consonants are articulated in both the oral and nasal tracts.

In addition to covering segmental aspects of speech, this essential text also addresses suprasegmental features, such as prosody, providing a well-rounded understanding of phonetics. Ideal for students and professionals in linguistics and language arts, Phonetics is a valuable resource that enhances your knowledge of this fundamental aspect of communication.