Takahito Shinya

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1. Recursive prosodic phrasing in Japanese *

   Takahito Shinya, Mariko Sugahara

   2013111 citations

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2. Vowels in infant-directed speech: More breathy and more variable, but not clearer.

   Kouki Miyazawa, Takahito Shinya, Andrew Martin, H. Kikuchi +1 more

   2017Cognition63 citations

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3. The Intonation of Gapping and Coordination in Japanese: Evidence for Intonational Phrase and Utterance

   S. Kawahara, Takahito Shinya

   2008Phonetica: International Journal of Phonetic Science51 citations

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4. Degree of Initial Lowering in Japanese as a Reflex of Prosodic Structure Organization

   E. Selkirk, Takahito Shinya, Mariko Sugahara

   200323 citations

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5. Rhythmic boost and recursive minor phrase in Japanese

   Takahito Shinya, E. Selkirk, S. Kawahara

   2004Proceedings of the International Conference on Speech Prosody22 citations Open access

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6. Phonological and phonetic effects of minor phrase length on f0 in Japanese

   E. Selkirk, Takahito Shinya, S. Kawahara

   2004Proceedings of the International Conference on Speech Prosody15 citations Open access

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7. The limited role of perception in Korean loanword adaptation: The Korean three-way laryngeal categorization of Japanese, French, English and Chinese plosives

   Shigeko Shinohara, Seonggoo Ji, Tomohiko Ooigawa, Takahito Shinya

   201112 citations

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8. Prosody and information structure of the German particles selbst , wieder and auch 1

   S. Kawahara, Takahito Shinya, Mariko Sugahara, C. Féry

   20098 citations

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9. Prosody matters : essays in honor of Elisabeth Selkirk

   T. Borowsky, S. Kawahara, Takahito Shinya, Sónia Frota +1 more

   20133 citations

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10. The role of lexical contrast in the perception of intonational prominence in Japanese

    Takahito Shinya

    20093 citations

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11. The Intonational Asymmetry Between Argument and Adjunct in Japanese

    Takahito Shinya

    20053 citations

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12. The lexical accent effects on the perception of fundamental frequency peaks in Japanese

    Takahito Shinya

    20053 citations

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13. Lexical accent status affects perceived prominence of intonational peaks in Japanese

    Takahito Shinya

    2006Proceedings of the International Conference on Speech Prosody2 citations Open access

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14. The phonetic and phonological triggers for downstep in Japanese: Evidence from perception

    Takahito Shinya

    20060 citations

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15. Degree of Initial Lowering in Prosodic Structure

    E. Selkirk, Takahito Shinya

    20030 citations

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16. Serial Harmonic Grammar and Berber

    Takahito Shinya, J. Pater

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