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IPA Index 1 People - A IPA Index 1 People - A [ ], Nan HURFORD, J R (1969) [Spec] English: Cockney [Bethnal Green; infs= ---, aged 77]. Misc. 1969.41-43 [ ], Stevie HURFORD, J R (1969) [Spec] English: Cockney [Bethnal Green; infs= ---, aged 44]. Misc. 1969.41-43 A, [ ]: 1900.févr-mars.18 (ger) A, U BALDWIN, J R (1966) The glottal stop in Turkish [infs= I D, Istanbul, E D, İzmir, U A, Cyprus]. 1966.30-32 AAEN, P F: 1910.94 (den), 1910.123 (den), 1911.29 (den), 1912.44 (den), 1913.29 (den), 1914.Suppl.19 (den), 1925.Suppl.1 (den), 1930.15 (den), 1932.18 (den), 1932.71 (den), 1934.33 (den), 1936.38 (den), 1938.34 (den), 1949.11 (den), 1952.Suppl.vi (den), [death] 1954.16 AARNIO, K A: 1897.74 (fin), 1898.18 (fin), 1899.19 (fin), 1899.36, 1900.janv.20 (fin), 1900.févr-mars.20 AARTS, Flor GUSSENHOVEN, Carlos & --- (1999). The dialect of Maastricht. NWS [inf=Flor Aarts, mid 60s]. 1999.155-166 ABBADIE, A d’: 1888.May.201/33 (fra), 1889.1 (fra), 1890.1 (fra), 1891.1 (fra), 1892.1 (fra), 1893.1 (fra), 1894.1 (fra), 1895.1 (fra), 1896.1 (fra), 1897.15 (fra), [death of] 1897.134 ABBE, [ ]: 1902.145 (fra), 1903.2 (fra), 1904.3 (fra), 1904.59 ABBEHUSEN, C (Dr): 1888.Dec.489/89 (ger), 1889.2 (ger), 1890.2 (ger), 1890.49, 1890.juin.61 (ger), 1891.3 (ger), 1892.3 (ger), 1892.42, 1892.58 (ger), 1893.3 (ger), 1894.4 (ger), 1894.50, 1895.4 (ger), 1895.32 ABBERTON, E (Dr Miss): 1972.Suppl.11 (eng), 1975.Suppl.15 (eng), 1978.Suppl.15 (eng), 1981.Suppl.16 (eng), 1994.46 (eng), 1998.118 (eng), 2000.111 (eng) --- (1968) [Rev] CHAO, Y R (1968) Language and Symbolic Systems. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1968.37-39 --- (1969) [Rev] TIBBITTS, E L (1967) English Stress Patterns: Practice Material. Cambridge: W Heffer & Sons. 1969.20 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 2 People - A --- (1969) [Rev] BUCK, T (1968) Modern Phonetic Texts for Foreign Students of English, with Annotated Texts for Private Study. München: Max Hueber Verlag. 1969.20-21 --- (1970) [Rev] SEYMOUR, G (1969) Practical English Phonetics. London: Leonard Hill. 1970.49-50 --- (1970) [Rev] SHORT, D (1967) A Guide to Stress in English. London: University of London Press Ltd. 1970.50-51 --- (1972) Some laryngographic data for Korean stops [=Seoul]. 1972.67- 78 --- (1973) [Rev] ONDRÁCKOVÁ, J (1973) The Physiological Activity of the Speech Organs The Hague & Paris: Mouton 1973.98-100 --- (1974) [Rev] ROCKEY, D (1973) Phonetic Lexicon. London, New York, Rheine: Heyden and Son Ltd. 1974.56-58 ABBOTT, [ ] (Mrs): 1910.5 (eng), 1911.12 (eng), 1912.25 (eng) ABDULLAH, Salah MARIN, G (1924) [Spec] Somali [inf=Salah ABDULLAH]. NWS. 1924.15- 16 ABE, Isamu (Prof): 1955.23 (jap), 1955.Suppl.xii (jap), 1960.19 (jap), 1961.Suppl.xiv (jap), 1972.Suppl.7 (jap), 1975.Suppl.10 (jap), 1978.Suppl.10 (jap), 1981.Suppl.10 (jap), 1990.ii.55 (jap), 1994.46 (jap) --- (1965) On Hawaian intonation [inf=Pualani ANTHONY]. 1965.5-6 ABECK ~ ABEEK, [ ] (Dr): 1895.30 (ger), 1895.76 (ger), 1896.5 (ger), 1896.35, 1898.6 (ger), 1899.7 (ger), 1900.janv.8 (ger), 1900.févr-mars.19, 1901.8 (ger), 1901.30 (ger), 1901.47 ABÉE, Fritz: 1902.98 (ger) ABEEK: see ABECK ~ ABEEK ABEL, [ ]: 1898.89 (ger), 1899.7 (ger), 1899.35 ABEL, Anna Petrovna (Mlle): 1913.32 (rus), 1914.Suppl.22 (rus) ABEL, C: 1897.157 (nor), 1898.17 (nor), 1899.17 (nor), 1899.35 ABEL, James W: 1938.57 (usa), 1942.11, 1951.26 (usa), 1952.Suppl.vii (usa), 1954.43 (gre), 1955.Suppl.vii (usa), 1958.23 (usa), 1961.Suppl.ix (usa), 1972.Suppl.15 (usa), 1975.Suppl.19 (usa) © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 3 People - A --- (1952) [Spec] Standard Southern American [inf A: born & ed Indiana, pronunciation basically General American; Inf B: relatively untutored in speech from area east of Mississippi River and just south of the Mississippi State line]. 1952.35-37 ABEL, N J: 1901.69 (eng), 1901.122 (eng) ABELE, Anna (Dr): 1929.42 (lat), 1930.17 (lat), 1932.19 (lat), 1934.34 (lat), 1936.39 (lat), 1938.35 (lat) ABELIN, Åsa (Dr): 2005.128 (swe) ABELMANN, [ ] (Frl): 1913.17 (ger) ABERCROMBIE, David (Prof): 1931.18 (eng), 1932.13 (eng), 1934.29 (eng), 1935.71 (eng), 1936.35 (eng), 1938.31 (eng), 1945.36 (eng), 1948.32 (sco), 1949.7 (sco), 1952.Suppl.i (sco), 1955.Suppl.i (sco), 1961.Suppl.i (sco), 1972.Suppl.11 (sco), 1975.Suppl.15 (sco), 1978.Suppl.15 (sco), 1981.Suppl.16 (sco), 1990.ii.55 (sco) --- (1932) [Spec] Patois créole de Martinique [inf=Yang TING]. NWS. 1932.4 --- (1936) [Spec] Icelandic. NWS. 1936.51 --- (1937) Two early “transcriptions" [=1703, 1711]. 1937.34-36 [Phoneticians on the staff of the Institute of English Studies, Athens: R T Butlin, D Abercrombie, H J Uldall, J C Catford, J Pring]. 1939.52 --- (1945) A simplification of Icelandic transcription 1945.20-21 --- (1946) ʌ and ə in English [=accents in Northern and American English with no distinction; history of the use of the schwa symbol in phonetics, especially by William Thornton]. 1946.22 --- (1947) [Spec] Greek of Cyprus [neighbourhood of Famagusta]. NWS. 1947.29 [Result of election to fill vacancies on the Council]. 1949.6-7 --- (1950) [Spec] Gaelic [Eochar, South Uist; inf=Alasdair MACDONALD]. NWS. 1950.30-31. Corr: 1951.21 --- (1950) [Rev] JONES, D (1950) The Phoneme. Its Nature and Use. Cambridge: W Heffer & Sons Ltd. 1950.31-33 [Council proposals and decisions] 1951.48-50 --- (1953) Phonetic transcriptions [=theory of]. 1953.32-34 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 4 People - A --- (1954) A Scottish vowel [= /ɛ̎/]. 1954.23-24 --- (1954) [Rev] LAMBERT, H M (1953) Introduction to the Devangari Script: for students of Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati and Bengali. [The Bengali section in collaboration with G M Summers]. London: Oxford University Press. 1954.32-34 --- (1954) [Rev] MITCHELL, T F (1953) Writing Arabic: a practical introduction to ruq’ah script. London: Oxford University Press. 1954.32-34 O’CONNOR, J D (1957) [Rev] ABERCROMBIE, D (1956) Problems and Principles: Studies in the Teachingof English as a Second Language. London: Longmans Green. 1957.17-18 --- (1957) [Spec] A Scottish text [educated Scottish pronunciation]. NWS. 1957.7-8 --- (1958) [Rev] ALBRIGHT, R W (1958) The International Phonetic Alphabet: Its Backgrounds and Development (Publication Seven of the Indiana University Research Center in Anthropology, Folklore, and Linguistics); also Part III of International Journal of American Linguistics, Vol 24, No 1. B 1958.32-34 --- (1960) [Rev] FRANCIS, W N (1958) The Structure of American English. With a Chapter on American English Dialects by Raven I McDavid Jr. New York: Ronald Press Co. 1960.32-33 WELLS, J C (1964) [Rev] ABERCROMBIE, D (1964) English Phonetic Texts. London: Faber & Faber Ltd. 1964.29-31 [appointment, University of Edinburgh]. 1964.7 ULDALL, E T (1965) [Spec] RP [inf=ABERCROMBIE, D]. NWS 1965.28-29. Corr: 1966.34 LEWIS, J W (1967) [Rev] ABERCROMBIE, D (1965) Studies in Phonetics and Linguistics. London: Oxford University Press. 1967.13-14 ARNOLD, G F (1967) [Rev] ABERCROMBIE, D Elements of General Phonetics. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 1967.37-40 --- (1967) [Rev] LADEFOGED, P (1964) A Phonetic Study of West African Languages: an auditory-instrumental survey. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1967.9-11 GIMSON, A C (1972) Council elections. 1972.34 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 5 People - A --- (1972) [Rev] BROSNAHAN, L F & MALMBERG, B (1970) Introduction to Phonetics. Cambridge: W Heffer & Sons Ltd. 1972.85-89 GIMSON, A C (1975) Council decisions. 1975.2 WELLS, J C (1975) The Association’s Alphabet [=Extract] 1975.52-58 McCLURE, J D (1975) The IPA alphabet: a case for reform 1975.75-80 WELLS, J C (1976) The Association’s Alphabet [=Council’s views on proposed modifications]. 1976.2-3 Council elections [=results]. 1985.5, Council (1987) 1986.ifc --- (1986) Hylomorphic taxonymy and William Holder. 1986.4-7 Council (1987) 1987.July.ifc, Council (1987) 1987.Dec.ifc, Council (1987) 1988.July.ifc, Council (1987) 1988.Dec.ifc, Council (1987) 1989.July.ifc, Council (1989) 1989.Dec.ifc, Council (1989) 1990.July.ifc ROACH, Peter (1990) Association business and announcements [=Council election results]. 1990.Dec.72 Council (1990) 1990.Dec.ifc, Council (1991) 1991.June.ifc Association Business: Business meeting, 22 August 1991, Aix-en-Provence 1991.55-56 KELLY, John (1992) David Abercrombie: In Memoriam [=part of obituary in The Times 28 August 1992]. 1992.65-66 LADEFOGED, Peter (1992) Remembering David Abercrombie. 1992.66-67 KOHLER, Klaus J (1992) [David Abercrombie]. 1992.68 CATFORD, J C (1992) [David Abercrombie]. 1992.68-69 ABERDEIN, J W (Miss): 1932.71 (eng), 1934.29 (eng) ABERNETHY, Rose (Prof): 1958.24 (usa) ABICHT, M: 1889.2 (ger), 1890.2 (ger), 1891.3 (ger), 1892.3 (ger), 1893.3 (ger), 1894.4 (ger), 1894.26 --- (1891) Klopstocks phonetische Orthographie. 1891.114-116 --- (1892) [Spec(Stud)] Deutsch. Rätsel. 1892.115 --- (1892) [Spec(Stud)] Deutsch. Scherzhaftes. 1892.115 ABOUT, Edmond François Valentin See [Spec(Stud)] Français. Transcription large. < ABOUT, [ ]. 1944.15 © M K C MacMahon 2007 IPA Index 6 People - A ABRAMSON, Arthur S (Prof): 1966.17 (usa), 1968.22 (usa), 1972.Suppl.15 (usa), 1975.Suppl.19 (usa), 1978.Suppl.20 (usa), 1981.Suppl.20 (usa), 1990.ii.55 (usa), 1994.46 (usa), 1998.118 (usa), 2000.111 (usa), 2005.128 (usa) HENDERSON, E J A (1963) [Rev] --- (1962) The Vowels and Tones of Standard Thai: Acoustical Measurements and Experiments (Indiana University Research Center in Anthropology, Folklore and Linguistics, Publ 20).
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