Speech reception

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The voice reception is a research field of psycholinguistics .

Speech reception is about how listeners derive speech signals and meanings from the sound waves they perceive. The following three main tasks arise:

  • Segmentation - finding the meaningful units ( sounds , morphemes , syllables , sentences , etc.) in the continuous flow of speech
  • Variability - every speaker sounds different, uses different accents, tone of voice, dialect coloring, etc.
  • Coarticulation - depending on the context, the same phonemes are physically different, but must be perceived as the same.

Speech reception is a basic requirement for understanding language and can be disturbed in many ways.

According to Lewandowski (1985), speech reception in linguistics is also understood in a broader sense for "speech recognition, speech perception and language understanding as a uniform process".

literature

  • Theodor Lewandowski: Linguistic Dictionary. 4th, revised edition. Quelle & Meyer, Heidelberg 1985, ISBN 3-494-02050-7 , article: Sprachrezeption .
  • Angela D. Friederici: Encyclopedia of Psychology. Volume 2: Language, Volume C / III / 2: Speech Reception. Hogrefe-Verlag, 1999, ISBN 3-8017-0556-0 .
  • U. Schade, S. Barattelli: Cognitive science contributions to language production and language reception . In: Psycholinguistik / Psycholinguistics. An International Handbook. De Gruyter, 2003, ISBN 3-11-916557-3 .
  • Christina A. Anders: Perceptual Dialectology. Linguistics - impulses & tendencies. de Gruyter, 2010, ISBN 3-11-022133-0 .

Web links

Wiktionary: Language reception  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations