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Preface ......................................................................................v
Introduction ................................................................................. ix
Harvey Fletcher 1884-1981...................................................................... A
1 The Speech Sounds of English..................................................................1
2 The Speaking Mechanism ........................................................................6
3 Characteristics of Speech Waves ............................................................. 25
4 Acoustical Speech Powers .....................................................................68
5 Frequency of Occurrence of the Different Speech Sounds ...................................... 89
6 Noise ........................................................................................97
7 Mechanism of Hearing........................................................................ 106
8 Hearing Acuity ..............................................................................119
9 Minimum Perceptible Changes in Frequency and Sound Pressure Level........................... 144
10 Masking Effects............................................................................. 153
11 Loudness ................................................................................... 176
12 Binaural Hearing Effects.................................................................... 210
13 Auditory Perspective........................................................................ 217
14 Space-Time Pattern Theory of Hearing........................................................ 230
15 Methods of Measuring the Recognition Aspect of Speech ...................................... 278
16 Specification of the Telephone System Responses,
Listener Acuities, and Proficiencies of Talker-Listener Pairs............................ 303
17 Methods of Calculating Articulation Scores.................................................. 318
18 Effects of Distortion on the Individual Speech Sounds .......................................415
19 The Perception of Speech Sounds by Deafened Persons .........................................424
20 A Method of Computing the Percent Hearing Loss in Compensation Cases ...................... 442
Corrections and Comments to Speech and Hearing in Communications ........................... 449
An Annotated, Chronological Bibliography of Harvey Fletcher ................................ 457
Author Index .......................................................................... 465
General Index ......................................................................... 469
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Speech, Hearing