Titlebook: Whistled Languages; René-Guy Busnel,André Classe Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1976 Pfeifsprache.distribution.phonetics.phon

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Physics of the Signal; Range,ith minimal dynamic variations (but see COWAN [25]), which is readily understandable since in most cases their only purpose is long-distance communication. An exception is a language like Mazateco which is often whistled even for close-quarter exchanges and which exhibits dynamic variations and cons

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The Mechanism of Whistle Production, the attention of physicists. A brief discussion of the question may therefore not be amiss. Information on the bilabial type will be found in VON GIERKE’s [35] article. It may be added that one kind of bird-call, which imitates the blackbird’s song, seems to function much in the same way as the mou

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Phonology and Phonetics of Whistled Speech,e usually performed in normal communication that a one-to-one correspondence between the sounds of speech and whistled signals could hardly be expected. In the case of the latter there occurs an important reduction in the number of significant features, and with them vanish many of the phonological

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Whistling in the Animal Kingdom,have led to a fair understanding of their acoustic behavior, of their vocabularies and of their “speech” organs, in the cases of both invertebrates and vertebrates. Among the latter, in particular birds and a few mammals, some species emit characteristic whistling signals. This may be one reason why

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Book 1976parts of the world and have had, on the evidence available, even greater currency in the past. In spite of their wide distribution, they have not so far received the attention they might have been expected to attract: linguistically and in other ways they are most interesting. For it should be reali

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Ecology,which has succeeded in surviving under certain geographical and cultural conditions. If this entirely gratuitous hypothesis is not to be rejected out of hand, it is essential in the first place to examine the local conditions in which these populations live and to discover what factors are common to all. This is the subject of this chapter.

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Physics of the Signal; Range,tion. An exception is a language like Mazateco which is often whistled even for close-quarter exchanges and which exhibits dynamic variations and consequently should be capable of carrying non-verbal information as well as the basic message, but this aspect of the question has not yet been studied experimentally.