Visible Speech: the Science ... of Universal Alphabetics; Or Self-Interpreting Physiological ...
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^ ( yf] 74 The following additional illustrations of the relative apertures of the ' Front ' vowels will help the reader to a clear understanding of the mechanical cause of variations in vowel quality. The eye is supposed to look down on the convex surface of the tongue through the roof of the mouth. The front line is the rim of the palatal arch.
Relative Apertures of Front Vowels.
High (Narrow.) Mtd. Low (Broad.) The following Diagram presents a further illustration of the Scale formed by the ...progression of the * configurative aperture ' for the radical Lingual Vowels.
[See 'Modulated Whisper!'] The diagram combines in one view the series of nine positions separately illustrated at page 73.
SCALE OF LINGUAL VOWELS.
7.3 RELATION OF VOWEL TO CONSONANT POSITIONS.
The various positions of the tongue which produce ' centre-aperture ' Con- sonants, form vowels when the channel between the organs is sufficiently expanded and firm to allow the breath to pass without oral friction or sibilation* The vowel positions thus bear a definite relation to the Consonant attitudes of the different parts of the tongue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ ( yf] 74 The following additional illustrations of the relative apertures of the ' Front ' vowels will help the reader to a clear understanding of the mechanical cause of variations in vowel quality. The eye is supposed to look down on the convex surface of the tongue through the roof of the mouth. The front line is the rim of the palatal arch.
Relative Apertures of Front Vowels.
High (Narrow.) Mtd. Low (Broad.) The following Diagram presents a further illustration of the Scale formed by the ...progression of the * configurative aperture ' for the radical Lingual Vowels.
[See 'Modulated Whisper!'] The diagram combines in one view the series of nine positions separately illustrated at page 73.
SCALE OF LINGUAL VOWELS.
7.3 RELATION OF VOWEL TO CONSONANT POSITIONS.
The various positions of the tongue which produce ' centre-aperture ' Con- sonants, form vowels when the channel between the organs is sufficiently expanded and firm to allow the breath to pass without oral friction or sibilation* The vowel positions thus bear a definite relation to the Consonant attitudes of the different parts of the tongue.
What to read after Visible Speech: the Science ... of Universal Alphabetics; Or Self-Interpreting Physiological ...?
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