The Seventeenth Manchester Phonology Meeting
Programme
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Thursday 28 May 2009
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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1.00-1.30 |
Phonological sensitivity to syntactic
cycles: Swedish and other cases |
A
Typological Investigation of Evidence for [sg] in Fricatives |
| 1.30-2.00 |
Dorsal
fricatives in German: derivation and representation |
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2.00-2.30 |
Non-concatenative
allomorphy as an argument against paradigmatic Realize Morpheme |
Is the
headedness of intonational and metrical (foot) domains related? |
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2.30-3.00 |
Morphological
lenition in Manx as consonant coalescence |
Vowel harmony provides a
figure-ground relation for consonant phonotactics |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
| 3.30-4.00 |
Phonetic
cues to gemination in Lebanese Arabic |
German
OSL: to be or not to be ... analogical? |
| 4.00-4.30 |
The interaction of production and
perception skills in infancy and their effects on word learning |
Tone Sandhi Directionality and
Relative Markedness Constraints |
| 4.30-5.00 |
Blick testing word-initial consonant
clusters in Slovak |
Lenis and fortis in Bavarian:
broadening the perspective |
| 5.00-5.30 |
ǂhèẽ-ǂhèẽ
ǃn̥à̰ĩ-ǃn̥à̰ĩ: clicks, concurrency and the complexity
of Khoisan |
Now monophthong, soon diphthong? The
hybrid status of low tone as an indicator of diphthongization |
Friday 29 May
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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9.00-9.30 |
On the emergence of the Korean
aspirates: a dispersion account |
Diphthong, know thyself. Binding in
Phonology |
| 9.30-10.00 |
The
perception of the word-initial quantity contrast in voiceless Swiss
German stops |
Phonology
in antebellum America (1817-1850) |
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10.00-10.30 |
Phonological development in Late
Talkers |
Contrast
in the twentieth century and beyond |
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1.30 - 5.00 |
Special Session: The History of Phonological Theory
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1.30 - 2.15 |
Systematic Phonetics and phonological theory Bob Ladd (University of Edinburgh) [discussion]
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2.15 - 3.00 |
Modulation and translation in structuralist and generative phonology Tobias Scheer (University of Nice)
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3.30 - 4.15 |
Methods and Theory in Phonology John Goldsmith (University of Chicago) [link includes discussion]
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| 4.15-5.00 | General Discussion |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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9.00-9.30 |
Measuring phonetic precursor robustness |
Underapplication of vowel reduction to
schwa in Majorcan Catalan |
| 9.30-10.00 |
Ternary rhythm is the consequence of
clash resolution! |
On the application of velar
palatalization in Italian nouns and adjectives |
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10.00-10.30 |
Rethinking the universality of the
stress-focus correlation |
Telugu vowel
assimilation: harmony, umlaut, or neither? |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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1.30-2.00 |
Evidence for indeterminate
representations: schwa-insertion/intrusion in Dutch |
Proliferating prosodies in Tohono
OÕodham reduplication(s) |
| 2.00-2.30 |
Two origins of schwa: release and
reduction |
Uniform exponence and reduplication:
evidence from Kinande |
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2.30-3.00 |
A
functional approach to the analysis of Egyptian Arabic intonation |
Neighbor effects and analogy in
Hawaiian reduplication |
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Old Dining Hall |
Seminar Room |
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3.30-4.00 |
Where are our r's? An acoustic
analysis of the syllable affiliation of r-sandhi phenomena
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A
representational take on TETU in L2 phonology: the case of final
devoicing |
| 4.00-4.30 |
A usage-based approach to Dutch
/r/-deletion |
The Emergence of The Unmarked in
Finnish loanword phonology |
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4.30-5.00 |
Cumulative violations and complexity
thresholds: evidence from Lakhota |
A case of opaque allomorph
selection |
Poster Papers
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The
(hi)story of laryngeal contrasts in Government Phonology |
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Markedness
and a vowel change in progress in the Catalan spoken in Barcelona |
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On the acoustics of the Northern Mansi
vowel system |
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The phonetics-phonology interface in
the adaptation of nasal vowels |
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Why are phoneme frequency
distributions skewed? |
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Borrowing
is good: what the tonal patterns in Sukuma loanwords tell us about the
nature of its ternary domains. |
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Polish
palatalisation in a split-component phonology |
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Phonological prominence as a signal of
prosodic left edges in Stockholm Swedish |
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Swimming
against the current: CVCV compensatory shortening. |
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Positional
asymmetries in Spanish Nasal Codas: velarisation, alveolarisation and
underspecification |
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Curl
as a link between tonal accent and stød |
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From
strings to loops & back |
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Onset
prominence and phonotactics |
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Vowel insertion in Latin –
the problem of two ÒepentheticÓ vowels |
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Opacity
revisited within the light of OT-CC and autosegmental phonology |
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Differences of syllabic structure in
mental models |
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Consonant representations revisited:
the problem of ejectives |
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Association under control |
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Korean loanword adaptation is simply
L1 phonological perception |
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The phonology of Latin gn-initial stems |
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Omnisyllabicity and hiatus in
Sino-Tibetan languages |
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Change in progress leading to atypical
asymmetries in the vowel system |
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Th'interpretation of t'definite
article in th'North of England |
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Taiwanese EFL learners'
perception of English word stress |
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Testing
usage-based predictions on Hungarian vowel reduction |
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Reduplication and linearization |
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Phonological theory in clinical
linguistics |
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The effect of the type and position of
morpheme boundaries on the production of morpheme-final pitch accents
by British English learners of Japanese |
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Markedness and economy |