The Fifteenth Manchester Phonology Meeting
Programme
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Thursday 24th May 2007
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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1.00 – 1.30 |
Are there universal principles determining prosodic word size? Balthasar Bickel, Kristine Hildebrandt & René Schiering |
Revisiting onset faithfulness constraints: evidence from Catalan voice neutralization Jill Beckman & Catherine Ringen |
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1.30 – 2.00 |
Evidence for pword structure Renate Raffelsiefen & Caren Brinckmann |
A universal typology of truncation Birgit Alber & Sabine Lappe |
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2.00 – 2.30 |
Tonal asymmetry in Norwegian derivational affixes Allison Wetterlin & Aditi Lahiri |
Privativity and allophony in small inventories Ove Lorentz |
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2.30 – 3.00 |
Umlaut as default in Swiss German Astrid Kraehenmann |
All equal, all different Peter Jurgec |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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3.30 – 4.00 |
Turbidity as “Legibility Conditions” Julien Eychenne |
Local and long-distance analyses of harmony in metaphonic systems Joan Mascaró |
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4.00 – 4.30 |
Enhancement of contrast and the origins of Consonant Gradation in Finno-Saamic Patrik Bye |
Vowel harmony in Kera Mary Pearce |
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4.30 – 5.00 |
A Government Phonology analysis of syllabic consonants in Coptic Jean-Marc Beltzung & Cédric Patin |
Consonant-vowel interactions and vowel harmony in Huave Yuni Kim |
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5.00 – 5.30 |
‘Contour’ segments as discordant stops Kuniya Nasukawa & Phillip Backley |
When a feature is metrical: vowel harmony in two Romance dialects Stefano Canalis |
Friday 25th May
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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9.00 – 9.30 |
David Britain & Sue Fox |
slot empty |
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9.30 – 10.00 |
[r]-dissimilation in American English Nancy Hall |
An interface approach to prosodic recursivity Barış Kabak & Anthi Revithiadou |
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10.00 – 10.30 |
Social information shifting phoneme boundaries in speech perception Katie Drager |
Natural classes are not enough: biased generalization in novel onset clusters Adam Albright |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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11.00 – 11.30 |
On the ambivalent representation of the Korean liquid Sang-Cheol Ahn |
Perception of contrast between clusters & their simplified counterparts correlates with Final Cluster Simplification Franz K Cozier |
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11.30 – 12.00 |
The word-final [t] problem in Korean Stuart Davis & Hyunsook Kang |
On the phonotactics of liquids in Latin András Cser |
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2.30 – 6.15 |
Special Session: Where is allomorphy?
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2.30 – 3.15 |
John J. McCarthy: Where’s opacity? |
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3.15 – 4.00 |
Glyne Piggott: Morpheme realization by vocabulary insertion and word minimality by phases |
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4.30 – 5.15 |
Mirjam Ernestus: The role of distributional probability in allomorph selection |
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5.15 – 5.45 |
Ricardo Bermúdez-Otero: On the nature of the cycle |
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5.45 – 6.15 |
[Time available for extra discussion] |
Saturday 26th May
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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9.00 – 9.30 |
Grassman’s Law in Greek: allomorphy versus aspiration Bert Botma & Norval Smith |
Quieter, faster, lower, and set off by pauses? Reflections on prosodic aspects of parenthetical constructions in Modern German Sandra Döring |
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9.30 – 10.00 |
The importance of detailed and multifaceted data in analyzing allomorphy Bruce Morén |
Tree-cum-grids prosody can solve the Too-many-repairs Problem Ben Hermans |
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10.00 – 10.30 |
Dinka noun plurals and their implications for theories of morphology Bob Ladd, Bert Remijsen & Caguor Adong Manyang |
Neutralization and anti-homophony in Korean Daniel Silverman |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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12.30 – 1.00 |
Multiple-feature mutation and realize morpheme Jochen Trommer |
Phonological forms don’t always add up – final and non-final schwas in non-rhotic British English Barry Heselwood |
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1.00 – 1.30 |
Set the controls for the heart of the alternation Christian Uffmann |
Moraic faithfulness: evidence from Blackfoot and English Emily Elfner |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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2.30 – 3.00 |
Feature co-occurrence constraints in first-language acquisition Clara Levelt & Marc van Oostendorp |
Why Czech case markers sometimes get lost Markéta Ziková & Tobias Scheer |
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3.00 – 3.30 |
Perceptual bias based on morphology of Korean Palatalization Miyeon Ahn & Andries W. Coetzee |
Inflectional paradigms have a base: evidence from Southern German dialects T. A. Hall & John H. G. Scott |
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3.30 – 4.00 |
Gradient morpheme structure and co-occurrence restrictions in Korean monosyllabic stems Chiyuki Ito |
Mary Paster |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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4.30 – 5.00 |
Return of the living dead: attack of the ghost foot Martin Krämer |
Hybrids: Korean loanwords from Japanese and English Chiyuki Ito, Yoonjung Kang & Michael Kenstowicz |
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5.00 – 5.30 |
Coda licensing and the mora in North Saami Gradation Berit-Anne Bals, David Odden & Curt Rice |
Perception of non-native phonological contrasts – evidence from and for featural representations. Mark Hale & Madelyn Kissock |
Poster session 1 Friday 25th May, 12.00 - 1.30
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Is raddoppiamento sintattico tied to the phonological phrase? The evidence against. Matthew Absalom & John Hajek |
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Stochastic Phonology: evidence from Korean reduplication Young-ran An |
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The phrasing of right dislocations in Catalan: an OT account Lluïsa Astruc-Aguilera |
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Phonetic explanation in phonology: appealing to perceptibility scales Jason Bishop |
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Stress, duration, and pitch high in Paiwan word-prosody Chun-Mei Chen |
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Towards an intonational grammar for Icelandic Nicole Dehé |
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Phonetic cues and phonological representations of West Germanic plosives Janet Grijzenhout & Muna Pohl |
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Reduction and Syncope in Klamath reduplication Wendell A. Kimper |
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Reduplication as evidence for the skeletal nature of tones Te-hsin Liu |
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Phonetic similarity, the nature of mergers and the role of standardized language. Ken Lodge |
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Allomorphy as lexically licensed context-variation Ingvar P M Löfstedt |
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A Span Theoretic account for Kinande dominance and dominance reversal Tomomasa Sasa |
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From allophony to allomorphy: The case of German umlaut Mathias Scharinger |
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Apocope vs syncope in West Saxon adjectives: Evidence for cophonologies Penny Thompson |
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Consonant clusters in Ivory Coast French: lenition trajectories and free variation Gabor Turcsan & Béatrice Akissi Boutin |
Poster session 2 Saturday 26th May, 11.00 - 12.30
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Vowel quality effects on vowel deletion in Spanish Irene Barberia |
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Feature Geometry and OT: a case study of Pasiego and Andalusian vowel harmony Sylvia Blaho |
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Regularity and irregularity in Italian verbal inflection Gilles Boyé & Fabio Montermini |
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Where does German vowel length come from? Synchronic and diachronic evidence (supplement) Emilie Caratini |
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Morpheme-specific alternations triggered by “maximality” constraints Iwona Kraska-Szlenk |
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French liaison with plural indefinite determiners: when phonology and syntax are not sufficient to explain variation Géraldine Mallet |
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Theoretical issues in ternary shifting and spreading in Bantu tonology Masangu Matondo |
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Phonological representation of phonetically long nasals in Low German Maike Prehn |
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Superheavy champs: truncations in Dutch, English and German Ruben van de Vijver |
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Boudledidge: a Mitford language game Mary Ann Walter |
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The prosodic anomalies of the subminimal morphemes -ig/-(e)lig/-(e)lijk in Dutch and Norwegian Allison Wetterlin & Janet Grijzenhout |
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Phonology and morphology are in a single OT grammar Matthew Wolf |
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Contrast in Buchan Scots laryngeal assimilation Islam Youssef |