Visible Speech

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Visible Speech is a 19th-century phonetic notation system devised by Alexander Melville Bell to visually represent the position and movement of speech organs for any spoken sound.

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Visible Speech: The Science of Universal Alphabetics	1

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Melville James Bell → developed → Visible Speech ⓘ

Melville James Bell → knownFor → Visible Speech ⓘ

Alexander Melville Bell → notableWork → Visible Speech ⓘ

Melville James Bell → notableWork → Visible Speech ⓘ

Melville James Bell → publication → Visible Speech ⓘ

this entity surface form: Visible Speech: The Science of Universal Alphabetics