I-IV -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- Editor's Introduction -- Chapter 1 The Auditory System in Relation to Speech Perception -- Cochlear Modelling and Physiology -- Coding of Fundamental Frequency in Auditory Nerve Fibers: Effects of Signal Level and Phase Spectrum. -- Coding of the Pitch of Harmonic and Inharmonic Complex Tones in the Interspike Intervals of Auditory-Nerve Fibers. -- Processing of the Auditory-Nerve Code for Speech by Populations of Cells in the Anteroventral Cochlear Nucleus -- Nonlinearities in the Peripheral Encoding of Spectral Notches -- Auditory Models as Preprocessors for Speech Recognition -- Temporal Resolution and Modulation Analysis in Models of the Auditory System -- Preadaptations in the Auditory System of Mammals for Phoneme Perception -- Chapter 2 Separation of Simultaneous Signals -- Segregation of the Responses to Paired Vowels in the Auditory Nerve of the Guinea-Pig Using Autocorrelation -- Modelling Sound Source Separation -- Listening to two Things at Once -- Detecting F0 Differences and Pitch-Pulse Asynchronies -- Roles of Harmonicity and Coherent Frequency Modulation in Auditory Grouping. -- Comodulation Masking Release and Modulation Discrimination Interference -- Across-band Processing of Dynamically Varying Stimuli -- Effectiveness of Comodulation Masking Release -- The Masking of Modulations in Relation to Speech Perception -- Chapter 3 Perception of Spectral Change and Timbre -- What Do We Know about Perception of Dynamic and Complex Signals, and how Relevant Is It to Speech Perception? -- On the Perception of Spectral Changes in Noise Bands -- Young Infants' Discrimination of Confusable Speech Signals -- Auditory Analysis of Speech Gestures -- Perceiving Acoustic Components of Speech -- Chapter 4 Loss of Spectral and Temporal Resolution -- Speech Recognition Using Only Temporal Cues -- Auditory Pattern Perception in the Profoundly Hearing Impaired -- Effect of Spectral Envelope Smearing on Phoneme Identification -- Chapter 5 Phoneme Perception -- Effects of Token Variability on Vowel Identification -- Evaluation of Prototypes and Exemplars in Perceptual Space for Place Contrast -- Different Discrimination Strategies for Vowels and Consonants -- Auditory Metrics for Speech Perception -- Chapter 6 Word Perception and Beyond -- The Interface Between Acoustic-Phonetic and Lexical Processing -- Listening to Speech Through an Adaptive Window of Analysis -- Integration of Acoustic-Phonetic Cues in Word Segmentation -- Relations between Phoneme Scores and Syllable Scores for Normal-Hearing and Hearing-Impaired Subjects -- From Speech to Language: On Auditory Information Processing -- 381-382