Bibliography

CONTENTS

BEING BIOLOGICAL

SIMULACRA

SPEECH SYNTHESIS

VOCAL TRACTS

ARTICULATORS

SPEECH PRODUCTION

MCGURK

SPEECHREADING

FACIAL ANIMATION

AVATARS

BACKGROUND

DIRECTORY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Talking Heads:
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