Preface -- Antonie Cohen as a Phonetician and a Linguist. -- Publications -- 1 Effects of Voice Adaptation on Word Recognition -- 2 Wolfgang von Kempelen's Speaking Machine as a Performer -- 3 Echoes on Speech Transmission Lines -- 4 The Perceptual Relevance of the Formant Trajectories in Dutch Diphthongs -- 5 Some Observations on Assimilation of Voicing in German and Dutch -- 6 Quality and Quantity in English by Dutchmen: Two Parameters inducing Double Dutch -- 7 Language Universals, Language Individuality, and Linguistic Relativity in the Works of Etsko Kruisinga -- 8 The Acoustic Manifestation of Stress in Danish with Particular Reference to the Reduction of Stress in Compounds -- 9 Aspects of a Model of Speech Production: Evidence from Speech Errors -- 10 Ways of Accentuation in Monotonous Electrolaryngeal Speech: A Pilot Investigation -- 11 Acquisition of Consonant Clusters -- 12 Distinctive Feature Constraints on Speech Errors -- 13 Rise Time and Duration of Friction Noise as Perceptual Cues in the Affricate-Fricative Contrast in English -- 14 Systematics in Vowel Systems -- 15 Syntax and Assimilation of Voice in Dutch -- 16 Is Speech Production controlled by Speech Perception? -- 17 Preserved Mispronunciations and the Interpretation of Results obtained in a Shadowing Task -- 18 Perceptual Evaluation of some Proposed Models of Intonation -- 19 Intelligibility of Dutch and English Numbers under Reduced Listening Conditions -- 20 Perception of Plosive Consonants -- 21 Assimilation of Voice in Relation to Voice Quality -- 22 Phonological Properties of the Dutch Velar Nasal -- 23 The Perception of Sentence Accent in the Perspective of Speech Processing -- 24 Towards an Objective Course in English Intonation: Standardized Precepts -- 25 Lexical and Phonological Properties of Dutch Voicing Assimilation -- Tabula Gratulatoria.