1. Vicki Anderson and Stuart Davis, "Where American English Meets German: Devoicing in Pennsylvania Dutchified English"(日本音声学会『音声研究』第17巻第1号)
2. Michael Hammond, "Input Optimization in English"(日本音声学会『音声研究』第17巻第1号)
3. Takeru Honma, "Trochaic Clusters in English"(日本音声学会『音声研究』第17巻第1号)
4. Shin-ichi Tanaka, "The Duke-of-York Gambit and Other Opaque Derivations in English: Evidence for Harmonic Serialism"(日本音声学会『音声研究』第17巻第1号)
5. Hisao Tokizaki, "Stress Location and Comparative Forms in English"(日本音声学会『音声研究』第17巻第1号)
6. Ryuichi Hotta, "The Diatonic Stress Shift in Modern English"(近代英語協会『近代英語研究』第29号)
7. Yuriko Matsumoto-Yokoe, "Perception of Plosive-lateral Clusters: A Summary of Experiments(日本音韻論学会『音韻研究』第17号)
8. Gábor Pintér, Shinobu Mizuguichi and Kazuhito Yamato, "Boundary and Prominence Perception by Japanese Learners of English: A Preliminary Study"(日本音韻論学会『音韻研究』第17号)
9. 北原真冬・米山聖子「後続子音による母音長の変化:幼児・成人の日本語コーパス分析と成人の英語学習データ」(日本英語学会『JELS 31』第31号)
10. 太田聡「短縮語形成管見」(山口大学人文学部『異文化研究 Vol. 8』第8号)
11. 田中伸一「濁りの表示と不透明性:日英語の有声音の深層と表層」(日本英語学会『JELS 31』第31号)
12. Hideo Kobayashi, "Schwa Epenthesis and R-Sound Lengthening for Emphasis within Optimal Theory"(日本英語学会『JELS 31』第31号)
13. Ryuichi Hotta, "Frequency and Other Effects on Diatonic Stress Shift"(中央大学『人文研紀要』第75号)
14. 平郡秀信「ME/a:/と/ɛ:/の融合について」(中央大学国際教養学部『国際教養学部論叢』第6巻第1号)
15. Kazuo Morishima, "The Development of the Vowel System in Early Modern English: With Special Reference to the Pronunciation of Tyndale and Shakespeare (4)"(京都外国語大学『SELL』第30号)
16. 田中邦佳・川崎貴子・岩上恵梨「日本語母語話者にとっての英語らしさ」(法政大学英文学会『英文學誌』第56号)
17. Sha Liu, "The Low Front Vowel /æ/ and Subsidiary Stress Assignment in British English"(日本音韻論学会『音韻研究』第17号)
18. Sha Liu, "The Motive for Stress Assignment Rule in the Positional Function Theory"(日本英語学会『JELS 31』第31号)
19. Hyoung youb Kim, "Reanalysis of Focus Assignment in English: Based on the Binary Perspectives Such as Modern Language and Protolanguage"(日本音韻論学会『音韻研究』第17号)
20. Joo-Kyeong Lee, "The Role of Prosody in the Perception of Foreign Accent: The Case of Prosody-Transplanted L1 and L2 English Speech"(日本音韻論学会『音韻研究』第17号)
21. Tomohiko Ooigawa, "Perception of /l/ and /r/ in English, French and Spanish by Japanese Listeners" (上智大学『Sophia Linguistica 61』第61号)
22. 佐藤明彦「The Similarities between /l/ and /r/ Sounds in Vocalization, Intrusion, and Linking of English Words」(都留文科大学『都留文科大学研究紀要』第79集)
23. Takahiro Ioroi, "Word Stress in Speech Production by L2 English Learners"(高知県立大学『高知県立大学紀要』第63巻)
24. Takako Kawasaki, John Matthews, Kuniyoshi Tanaka and Yoshifumi Odate, "Persistent Sensitivity to Acoustic Detail in Non-native Segments: The Perception of English Interdentals by Japanese Listeners,(中央大学英文学会『英語英米文学』第54号)
25. Hiroko Matsuura and Reiko Chiba, "Students' Attitudes Toward Unfamiliar English Accents and Their L1-speaking Backgrounds"(福島大学経済学会『第82巻第4号』)
26. 笠原園子「日本語話者による子音結合への母音挿入:母音の無声化の影響はあるのか」(文教大学『文教大学文学部紀要』第27巻第2号)
27. Takahiro Ioroi, "Distributions of Word Stress Patterns in L1 and L2 Varieties of English"(高知県立大学『高知県立大学文化論叢』第2号)
28. 鴇崎孝太郎「現代英語における綴り字と発音の不一致―教育的視点に基づく「発音注意」単語の分類」(立教大学『立教大学英米文学』第74号)
29. Lyndon Small, "The Myth and Reality of 'Day' / 'Die' Pronunciation in Australian English: A Phonological Comparison of the Diphthongs /æɪ/ and /ɑe/"(福岡大学『福岡大学言語教育研究センター紀要』12号)
30. Misaki Akimoto, "Interactive Nature of Conversation: The 'fake' Turn-Keeping System of Lists and Its Prosody"(慶應義塾大学大学院文学研究科英米文学専攻『コロキア』同人『Colloquia』第34号)
31. 上田功「機能性構音障害の音韻分析―臨床的視点からの考察」(日本音声学会『音声研究』第17巻第2号)
32. Matthew Smith and Peter Howell, "Stuttering Patterns in Japanese and English Preschool-Aged and School-Aged Children―as a Progress Report"(日本音声学会『音声研究』第17巻第2号)
33. 西原哲雄「生成文法と最適性理論の融合性について―規則の簡潔性と傾向の観点から」(日本英語学会『JELS 31』第31号)
34. 対馬輝昭「A case study: a preliminary report on the effects of English pronunciation training on the use of pitch in the reading and the story telling task」(東京経済大学『人文自然科学論集』No. 135)
35. 西川宏美「日英語の聞き間違いにおける音声的・音韻的特徴」(広島女学院大学英文学会『英文学会々報』No. 57)
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37. 西嶋明里「英語の接尾辞付加における語強勢の例外について」(広島女学院大学英文学会『英文学会々報』No. 57)
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41. 角岡賢一「An Acoustic Analysis of English and Japanese Jokes Focusing on Intensity」(龍谷大学『龍谷紀要』第35巻第1号)
42. Shinji Sato, "The Accent of John Lennon: an introduction"(駒沢大学文学部『英米文学』第48号)
43. Kazumi Araki, "Overcoming Difficulties of the Pronunciation of English Affricated Sounds: /tʃ/ /dʒ/(津田塾大学『Tsuda Review』No. 58)
44. 埋橋勇三「Iambic Pentameterについて」(東洋大学文学部『白山英米文学』No. 39)
45. 長瀬恵美「『グレート・ギャッツビー』の音韻とリズム」(就実大学英文学会『就実英学論集』第30号)
46. 島袋盛世「外国語の発音はなぜ難しいのか―調音音声学と音韻論の観点から考える」(琉球大学『欧米文化論集』第58号)
47. 名倉秀人「テキストと音声の不一致について―BBC Newsを使って」(東洋大学『東洋大学大学院紀要』第50集)
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49. 小椋秀樹「外来語後末長音の表記のゆれについて」(立命館大学日本文学会『論究日本文學』第100号)
50. 森田繁春「E. E. カミングスの声を読む(10)―コンピュータによる肉声テープの解析」(大阪教育大学『大阪教育大学紀要』第62巻第2号)
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