Close and Loose Contact ("Anschluss") with Special Reference to North German

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Phonetic Analysis of Danish Stop Consonants

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Kinesthetic Judgement of Effort in the Production of Stop Consonants

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Perception of German and Danish vowels with special reference to the German lax vowels /I, Y, U/

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Auditory Investigation of German Tense and Lax Vowels

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Voicing, Tenseness and Aspiration in Stop Consonants, with Special Reference to French and Danish

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Electromyographic investigation of Danish consonants, stress, and stød

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Temporal relations in Danish tautosyllabic CV sequences with stop consonants

This paper presents some facts about the duration of closure and open interval in Danish stop consonants (5.1 - 5.2). 5.3 deals specifically with the relation between durations of closure, open interval and following vowel (1) in ptk vs. bdg, (2) depending on place of articulation of the consonant, (3) in connection with long and short vowels, (4) with high and low vowels, and (5) with rounded and unrounded vowels. In section 6 it is discussed whether the relations found are due to compensation within the CV sequence or to specific production mechanisms. It is suggested that only vowel length in (1) may be due to compensation. &nbsp

Fifty years with phonetics and phoneticians: A causerie given at the Institute of Phonetics 28/2 1981

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Introduction: The Conditions of Phonetics Studies at the University of Copenhagen - a Historical Sketch

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