Part 1 Background: speech - a physicist remembers, Manfred R. Schroeder; Part 2 Laryngeal functions in speech: male-female differences in anterior commissure angle, Minoru Hirano et al; correlations among intrinsic laryngeal muscles during speech gestures, Christy L. Ludlow et al; regulation of fundamental frequency with a physiologically-based model of the larynx, Ingo R. Titze; high-speed digital image analysis of temporal changes in vocal fold vibration in tremor, Shigeru Kiritani and Seiji Niimi; phonetic control of the glottal opening, Masayuki Sawashima. Part 3 Voice source characteristics in speech: frequency domain analysis of glottal flow - the LF-model revisited, Gunnar Fant; consequences of intonation for the voice source, Janet Pierrehumbert; fundamental frequency rule for English discourse, Noriko Umeda; physiological and acoustical correlates of voicing distinction in oesophageal speech, Hajime Hirose. Part 4 Articulatory organization: the postalveolar fricatives of Polish, Morris Halle and Kenneth N. Stevens; a note on the durations of American English consonants, Thomas H. Crystal and Arthur S. House; articulatory coordination and its neurobiological aspects, Shinji Maeda and Kiyoshi Honda; token-to-token variation of tongue-body vowel targets - the effect of context, Joseph S. Perkell and Marc H. Cohen; the phonetic realization of the haiku form in Estonian poetry, compared to Japanese, Ilse Lehiste; synthesis and coding of speech using physiological models, M. Mohan Sondhi. Part 5 Verbal behaviour - sound structure, information structure: comparison of speech sounds - distance vs. cost metrics, John J. Ohala; a note on Japanese passives, James D. McCawley; sentence production and information, Hiroya Fujisaki.
