
The present paper is an attempt to justify and explain the direction of present research in Ottawa (Carleton University and also University of Ottawa) on Computational manipulation of speech. Our actual realizations are not necessarily original; rather, we are trying to make use of the findings of other workers, assembling them, however, in a different way, on the basis of a novel conception of linguistic organization.
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