From speaker to hearer. Another type of testimonial injustice by Ignacio Ávila

“…My purpose in this paper is to analyse a parallel type of testimonial injustice that runs in the opposite di- rection, from the speaker to the hearer. …”
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Comparing accuracy in voice-based assessments of biological speaker traits across speech types by Piotr Sorokowski, Agata Groyecka-Bernard, Tomasz Frackowiak, Aleksander Kobylarek, Piotr Kupczyk, Agnieszka Sorokowska, Michał Misiak, Anna Oleszkiewicz, Katarzyna Bugaj, Małgorzata Włodarczyk, Katarzyna Pisanski

“…While studies have shown some capacity in human listeners to gauge these biological traits from unseen speakers, it remains unknown whether speech complexity improves accuracy. …”
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Role of cross-linguistic influence and error types of speakers of Serbian in the acquisition of the Russian participle system by Cтeфaн Cтojaнoвић

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Relationships between maximum tongue pressure and second formant transition in speakers with different types of dysarthria. by Toshiaki Tamura, Yasuhiro Tanaka, Yoshihiro Watanabe, Katsuro Sato

“…More than half of the speakers had mild to moderate dysarthria. Speakers with dysarthria showed significantly lower maximum tongue pressure, speech intelligibility, oral diadochokinesis rate, and second formant slope than neurologically normal speakers. …”
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Persian Speakers’ Recognition of English Relative Clauses: The Effects of Enhanced Input vs. Explicit Feedback Types by Nastaran Nosratzadegan, Zohreh Seifoori, Parviz Maftoon

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تعليم العربية من خلال الشعر الإسلامي لطلاّب المستوى المتقدِّم غير الناطقين بها: دراسة وصفية وتحليلية = Teaching Arabic to non-native speakers through Islamic poetry for advanced le... by Mohamed, Esameldien Dafalla

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Overt speakers in syntax by Faruk Akkus, Virginia Hill

“…In particular, unlike regular vocative phrases, this form of address spells out both the speaker and the addressee, and it is conditioned by the speaker’s expression of affection towards the addressee. …”
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Forensic speaker recognition by Bonstre, Jean-Francois, Campbell, Joseph P., Jr., Shen, Wade, Campbell, William M., Schwartz, Reva, Matrouf, Driss

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Perceived differences in social status between speaker and listener affect the speaker's vocal characteristics. by Juan David Leongómez, Viktoria R Mileva, Anthony C Little, S Craig Roberts

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Spot the conversation: Speaker diarisation in the wild by Chung, JS, Huh, J, Nagrani, A, Afouras, T, Zisserman, A

Role of Speaker Cues in Attention Inference by Lee, Jin Joo, DeSteno, David, Breazeal, Cynthia Lynn

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Security and privacy in speaker recognition systems by Turner, H

Effective Zero-Shot Multi-Speaker Text-to-Speech Technique Using Information Perturbation and a Speaker Encoder by Chae-Woon Bang, Chanjun Chun

“…In addition, by converting speaker information via information perturbation, the model can learn various types of speaker information, excluding those in the dataset. …”
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“How Often Do You Encounter the Verb <i>Obnaruzhit’</i>?” Subjective Frequency of Russian Verbs in Heritage Speakers and Other Types of Russian–German Bilinguals by Christina Clasmeier, Tanja Anstatt

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Representations of Diagonal Timelines in English and Mandarin Speakers by Ying Sun, Yan Zhang, Ying Fang, Wenxing Yang

“…The current findings refine the existing literature and demonstrate that distinct types of linguistic metaphors may respectively explain the vertical dimension of the MTLs for speakers of different native languages.…”
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Attacking speaker recognition systems with phoneme morphing by Turner, H, Lovisotto, G, Martinovic, I

“…As voice interfaces become more widely available they increasingly implement speaker recognition, to provide both personalized functionalities and security via authentication. …”

Is personality reflected in the gestures of second language speakers? by Renia Lopez-Ozieblo

“…As personality has been shown to be an important factor in gesture production in mother tongue speakers, we expected to also see a similar result with foreign language speakers, this not being so suggests that other variables, aside from those tested, should be considered. …”
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Utterance-level aggregation for speaker recognition in the wild by Xie, W, Nagrani, A, Chung, J, Zisserman, A

“…The objective of this paper is speaker recognition `in the wild' - where utterances may be of variable length and also contain irrelevant signals. …”

Temporal Features of Productive and Reproductive Speech of Speaker by L.V. Velichkova, N.A. Yanchich

“… <p>The article presents the results of a study aimed at determining the degree of influence of speech rate on the listener's differentiation of the speaker's speech type based on the productivity/reproductivity feature. …”
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Indirect evidentiality and the expression of the speaker’s stance in Romanian by Cecilia Mihaela Popescu

“… The study aims to emphasize how lexical particles and grammatical constructions express indirect evidentiality and the speaker’s stance in Romanian. As with the other Romance languages, Romanian contains the grammatical means to express the speaker’s knowledge source, such as the Conditional Mood, a prototypical quotative/reportative evidential marking, or the Subjunctive and the Future, which, together with the Presumptive, a modal form specific to this linguistic system alone, function as markers of indirect evidentiality of the inferential type. …”
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