num_pages: 238
description: Part of a three-volume series, this book assembles 15 essays based on papers presented at the 15th Annual Pacific Voice Conference held in Emeryville, California, in March 2005. As the overlying topic was emotions in the human voice, essays examine a range of subjects such as erotic vocalization, vocal pleasantness, cross-cultural expressions, vocal emotional processing in men and women, and modifications based on vocal tract structure. Contributors from around the world work in linguistics, psychology, acoustics and audio signal processing, neurology, speech communication, electrical and information engineering, and other fields. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
language: English
title: Emotions in the Human Voice, Vol. 1: Foundations
titlecomplete: Emotions in the Human Voice, Vol. 1: Foundations
publisher: Plural Publishing Inc