About the Journal
Studi AISV is a series of collective volumes and monographs dedicated to the sound structure of language and to its interfaces with the other components of grammar and discourse.
The book series is multidisciplinary and open to contributions on all phonetic/phonological aspects of spoken and signed language.
Research areas include speech production, speech acoustics, speech perception, sociophonetic variation and historical change, first and second language acquisition, speech and language disorders, the cognitive and neurobiological bases of speech representations and speech processing, technological applications such as speech synthesis and automatic speech recognition, forensic phonetics, speaker recognition.
Manuscripts are subjected to anonymous peer review processes that ensure the highest quality standards.
The book series publishes collective volumes and monographs. Collective volumes are edited once a year. As for monographs, they will be published according to the order of acceptance of manuscripts to Studi AISV.
All volumes of the book series are freely downloadable from this website.
Current Issue
Il parlato in ambito medico: analisi linguistica, applicazioni tecnologiche e strumenti clinici [Spoken language in the medical field: Linguistic analysis, technological applications and clinical]
edited by Barbara Gili Fivela, Sonia D'Apolito, Anna Chiara Pagliaro, Vincenzo Sallustio, Maria Luisa Fiorella, Marco Siniscalchi
e-ISBN: 978-88-97657-70-5 [pdf volume]
Please, cite contributions in this volume as in the following example by replacing the bold parts:
Author. 2023. “Article title”. In Il parlato in ambito medico: analisi linguistica, applicazioni tecnologiche e strumenti clinici [Spoken language in the medical field: Linguistic analysis, technological applications and clinical], edited by Barbara Gili Fivela, Studi AISV 11:page–page. Milan: Officinaventuno. doi:10.17469/O2111AISV0000xx.
The volume will soon be available.
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