Duality of voice; an outline of original research

Emil Sutro

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v-*^ LIBRARY OF THE University of California. GII^T OF Class Digitized Archiveby the Internet in 2007 with funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/dualityofvoiceouOOsutrrich Dualttj? of jflDan's IRature I.—DUALITY OF VOICE DUALITY OF VOICE OUTLINE ORIGINALAN OF RESEARCH BY EMIL SUTRO AUTHOR OF "THE BASIC LAW OF VOCAL UTTERANCE." Of ' ^-THE VN/VERSfTy 1 or y G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS NEW YORK AND LONDON ^be fcnicfterbocker V>tc6B 1899 "^ Copyright, iSggCV EMIL SUTRO Stationers' Hall, London.Entered at Ubc "Rnicberboclier preaa, "Hew JDorli — " There is nothing in our composition either purely material or purely spiritual." Montaigne. CONTENTS PAGE I.—INTRODUCTION I Comments of a Distant Reviewer . 15 Fragments ....... 22 Basic Law of Vocal Utterance 37 The Voice of the CEsophagus and its Vocal Cords 41 II.—THE HUMAN VOICE . 44 Introspection . 50 Making Parts Rigid 56 Extirpation . 59 Movements of the Tongue 61 Simple Sounds 66 Posterior Surfaces . 68 Inspiration—Expiration 77 Diaphragms . 80 III.—IMPRESSION—EXPRESSION 83 The Phonograph . 88 Stuttering—Stammering 92 Cathode of a Vocal Sound 103 IV.—OUR MOTHER TONGUE IIO National Traits of Character 112 The American Nation . 120 Centripetal and Centrifugal 124 Rotation of Centripetal and Centrifugal Action 130 vi Contents CHAPTER PAGE AND RACEv.—NATIONALITY DISTINCTIONS . 137 Idiomatic Expression ...... 141 Origin of Anglo-Saxon Race and Idiom. of German Race and Idiom.

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• Voice

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 3
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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tc6B 1899 "^ Copyright, iSggCV EMIL SUTRO Stationers' Hall, London.Entered at Ubc "Rnicberboclier preaa, "Hew JDorli — " There is nothing in our composition either purely material or purely spiritual." Montaigne. CONTENTS PAGE I.—INTRODUCTION I Comments of a Distant Reviewer . 15 Fragments ....... 22 Basic Law of Vocal Utterance 37 The Voice of the CEsophagus and its Vocal Cords 41 II.—THE HUMAN VOICE . 44 Introspection . 50 Making Parts Rigid 56 Extirpation . 59 Movements of the Tongue 61 Simple Sounds 66 Posterior Surfaces . 68 Inspiration—Expiration 77 Diaphragms . 80 III.—IMPRESSION—EXPRESSION 83 The Phonograph . 88 Stuttering—Stammering 92 Cathode of a Vocal Sound 103 IV.—OUR MOTHER TONGUE IIO National Traits of Character 112 The American Nation . 120 Centripetal and Centrifugal 124 Rotation of Centripetal and Centrifugal Action 130 vi Contents CHAPTER PAGE AND RACEv.—NATIONALITY DISTINCTIONS . 137 Idiomatic Expression ...... 141 Origin of Anglo-Saxon Race and Idiom. of German Race and Idiom." />

v-*^
LIBRARY
OF THE
University of California.
GII^T OF
ClassDigitized Archiveby the Internet
in 2007 with funding from
IVIicrosoft Corporation
http://www.archive.org/details/dualityofvoiceouOOsutrrichDualttj? of jflDan's IRature
I.—DUALITY OF VOICEDUALITY OF
VOICE
OUTLINE ORIGINALAN OF
RESEARCH
BY
EMIL SUTRO
AUTHOR OF "THE BASIC LAW OF VOCAL
UTTERANCE."
Of ' ^-THE
VN/VERSfTy 1
or y
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS
NEW YORK AND LONDON
^be fcnicfterbocker V>tc6B
1899"^ Copyright, iSggCV
EMIL SUTRO
Stationers' Hall, London.Entered at
Ubc "Rnicberboclier preaa, "Hew JDorli