American Phonetic Journal, Volumes 3-5

This volume is a compilation of issues from volumes 3-5 of the American Phonetic Journal, a periodical dedicated to the study of the sound system of language. The journal was edited by American linguist and phonetician Randall P. Prosser, and contains articles, notes, and reviews on various aspects of phonetics, including articulatory phonetics, acoustic phonetics, and experimental phonetics. The text is essential reading for students and scholars of linguistics, speech science, and related fields.
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