First International Workshop on the History of Speech Communication Research, HSCR 2015, Dresden, Germany, September 4-5, 2015 - researchr publication

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Rüdiger Hoffmann, Jürgen Trouvain, editors, First International Workshop on the History of Speech Communication Research, HSCR 2015, Dresden, Germany, September 4-5, 2015. ISCA, 2015. [doi]

Conference: interspeech2015

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A brief history of experimental phonetics in the 18th and 19th centuriesJohn J. Ohala. 13-14 [doi]

The power of communication. apps as human substitutes in science-fiction filmsWalter Schmitz. 15-21 [doi]

Recent development of the historic acoustic-phonetic collection of the TU DresdenRüdiger Hoffmann, Dieter Mehnert. 22-29 [doi]

The history of talking heads: the trick and the researchMassimo Pettorino. 30-41 [doi]

Kempelen vs. Kratzenstein - researchers on speech synthesis in times of changeFabian Brackhane. 42-49 [doi]

eine kempelensche sprechmaschine". new insights in speaking machines in the late 18th and early 19th centuriesSilke Berdux. 50-51 [doi]

Kratzenstein's vowel resonators - reflections on a revivalChristian Korpiun. 52-59 [doi]

Voices for toys - first commercial spin-offs in speech synthesisRüdiger Hoffmann. 60-70 [doi]

The contribution of the kymograph to the description of african languagesDidier Demolin. 71-76 [doi]

A 75-year-old Hungarian spontaneous speech databaseMária Gósy. 77-86 [doi]

The early Swiss dialect recording collection "LA" (1924 - 1927): a description and a work plan for its comprehensive editionDieter Studer-Joho. 87-94 [doi]

The Prague historical collection of tuning forks: a surviving replica of the Koenig tonometrePavel Sturm. 95-105 [doi]

William Holder - a pioneer of phoneticsAngelika Braun. 106-117 [doi]

Experimental phonetics at University College London before World War IMichael Ashby. 118-127 [doi]

The "bonn connection" and its consequences: Paul Menzerath and Werner Meyer-Eppler's reunification of phonetics and phonology and the emergence of a new phonetic speech science based on Shannon's mathematical theory of communicationHans G. Tillmann, Jessica Siddins. 128-139 [doi]

Hugo pipping - a pioneer phonetician at the University of HelsinkiReijo Aulanko. 140-147 [doi]

A brief history of articulatory-acoustic vowel representationCoriandre Vilain, Frédéric Berthommier, Louis-Jean Boë. 148-159 [doi]

Notes on the development of speaking styles over decades - the case of live football commentariesJürgen Trouvain. 160-166 [doi]

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