To download a zip file of the audio recordings, first click on the article title and then on the “Supplementary materials” tab. Both the text of the article, and the accompanying audio recordings, are accessible from CUP's new portal for the Journal. In 2016, publications from 2001-2013 are freely available after that, each year's publications will become freely available three years later. Illustrations of the IPAĪs of September 2016, the Association and Cambridge University Press is making freely available the online versions of all the "Illustrations of the IPA" published in the Journal of the IPA since 2001. For more information, click here.įor institutional subscriptions, please contact Cambridge University Press ( Cambridge UK or New York). In addition, for an annual supplement, members can receive print copies of the journal published during the current membership period. Online access to the journal (volumes from 1971 to current) is a benefit of IPA membership (members need to log in to their IPA account in order to access this page).
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Prior to submission, please ensure you consult the revised Instructions for Contributors PDF documents available on the CambridgeCore (Cambridge University Press) website. The JIPA has now moved to an online submission system for all new Research Articles, Illustrations and book reviews, including production files, which are to be submitted through JIPA's ScholarOne Manuscripts site. JIPA publishes online audio files to supplement the text of the Illustrations and encourages the submission of such supplementary materials for all contributions, including the submission of manuscripts with embedded audio files. JIPA is published by Cambridge University Press and is indexed in a number of leading databases, including Web of Science (AHCI & SSCI) and Scopus.
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JIPA is especially concerned with the theory behind the International Phonetic Alphabet and publishes papers, known as Illustrations of the IPA, that use the alphabet for the analysis and description of the sound structures of a wide variety of languages. For more information about these, including how to access many Illustrations for free, click here. As well as publishing research on phonetics, laboratory phonology and related topics, the journal welcomes submissions on practical applications of phonetics to areas such as phonetics teaching, speech therapy, and computer speech processing, provided the focus of such submissions is primarily linguistic in nature. JIPA also publishes review papers on current topics in phonetic theory, analysis and instrumentation, and invites proposals for special issues on topics related to its subject matter. JIPA encourages submissions in both well-known and un(der)documented linguistic varieties, including minority and endangered languages. The Journal of the International Phonetic Association (JIPA) is a forum for original research in the fields of phonetic theory and description and their phonological, typological and broader implications.
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