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Speech is crucial in guiding human behavior. As a conspecific communication signal, speech is perhaps the most ubiquitous class of acoustic signals encountered by the human auditory system. Moreover, the acoustic complexity of speech and the extent to which it draws upon sensory encoding, prediction, hierarchical representation, attention, learning, and cognitive processing make it an ideal testbed for understanding auditory perceptual challenges, very generally. In order to explore speech, this volume considers the neuroscience of speech perception in the broadest sense. Accordingly, the book is organized such that interested readers can dip into individual chapters of interest, or read the handbook cover to cover. Although it would be impossible to review the auditory cognitive neuroscience of speech perception in its entirety in a single volume, the chapters included here survey a broad range of theoretical perspectives, methodological approaches, and listening contexts that highlight current successes, challenges, and controversies in the field.