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Skinner

Why the Detail Model Had to Go

February 4, 2016September 23, 2019 Erik SingerDudley, Principles (perhaps), roots, Skinner, standard language ideology, Uncategorized

(Roots, part III) The teaching of any prescriptive speech pattern as some sort of basis or ‘neutral’ will inevitably encode privilege and elitism, alienate actors from nonstandard speech backgrounds, and actively impede the acquisition of accurate and detailed perception and […]

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Roots, Part II

November 20, 2014September 23, 2019 Erik SingerDudley, linguistics, phonetics, Principles (perhaps), roots, Skinner

  The other day I wrote a bit about some of the intellectual and linguistic foundations of Knight-Thompson Speechwork. Today I’d like to write a bit about how Dudley found his way from there to here, as it were, and […]

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The Bird is the Word

November 14, 2013 Erik Singerdeep in the weeds, Jabba the Hutt, Oral posture, rhoticity, Skinner, Vocal tract posture

Kim Mappleswitch writes: At The High Standards Academy of Dramatic Art (HSADA) we’re required to teach Standard Stage as a basis for learning IPA. I have asked the faculty here how they teach the /ɜ˞/ sound. On one hand – […]

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