PHONETICS: Theory and Application to Speech Improvement

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with a sturdy binding and minimal wear on the cover. There is no dust jacket visible, and the book does not contain any inscriptions or library markings. The pages are clean and free from annotations, making it a well-preserved copy suitable for collectors and scholars alike.

"Phonetics: Theory and Application to Speech Improvement" by James Carrell and William R. Tiffany, published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. in 1960, is a significant work in the field of linguistics and speech therapy. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, Toronto, and London, offers a comprehensive exploration of phonetic principles and their practical application in speech improvement. Both authors were esteemed academics at the University of Washington, bringing authoritative insights into speech and hearing. This edition is particularly valuable for students and professionals in linguistics and speech pathology. The book is in good condition, with no signs of being an ex-library copy, and features a sturdy binding. Its scarcity in this original 1960 printing makes it a notable addition to any collection focused on speech or linguistic studies.