DESCRIBING THE EMOTIONAL STATES EXPRESSED IN SPEECH

Roddy Cowie

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Emotion and Mood Recognition Phonetics and Phonology Research Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies

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Describing relationships between speech and emotion depends on identifying appropriate ways of describing the emotional states that speech conveys. Several forms of description are potentially relevant. The most familiar have obvious shortcomings, and alternatives urgently need to be explored.

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