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HSCR 2025
Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on the History of Speech Communication Research Paris, September 10-12, 2025
TUDpress
ISBN 978-3-95908-818-3
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Sachbuch
Buch. Softcover
2025
Umfang: 215 S.
Format (B x L): 17 x 23 cm
Verlag: TUDpress
ISBN: 978-3-95908-818-3
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Das Werk ist Teil der Reihe: Studientexte zur Sprachkommunikation; 111
Produktbeschreibung
HSCR (History of Speech Communication Research) functions as an
interdisciplinary platform where researchers explore all aspects of the
history of speech and communication studies. The 7th edition in Paris
highlighted the importance of geographical and disciplinary exchanges,
emphasizing collaboration both within the speech communication
field and with other disciplines. Historically, the field’s progress has
been fueled by intensive scholarly exchanges involving international
collaborations, societies, congresses, and journals. The cross-disciplinary
transfer of knowledge, methods, technologies, and tools has played
a central role in driving speech communication research forward.
This volume, comprising 20 articles, reflects the breadth of phonetics and
speech communication research while illustrating the richness of these
intellectual exchanges. Contributions are from authors representing 9
countries and 23 institutions, showing that such interdisciplinary and
international dialogs are also pervasive in the field of history itself.
interdisciplinary platform where researchers explore all aspects of the
history of speech and communication studies. The 7th edition in Paris
highlighted the importance of geographical and disciplinary exchanges,
emphasizing collaboration both within the speech communication
field and with other disciplines. Historically, the field’s progress has
been fueled by intensive scholarly exchanges involving international
collaborations, societies, congresses, and journals. The cross-disciplinary
transfer of knowledge, methods, technologies, and tools has played
a central role in driving speech communication research forward.
This volume, comprising 20 articles, reflects the breadth of phonetics and
speech communication research while illustrating the richness of these
intellectual exchanges. Contributions are from authors representing 9
countries and 23 institutions, showing that such interdisciplinary and
international dialogs are also pervasive in the field of history itself.
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