The Eighteenth Manchester Phonology Meeting
Programme
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Thursday 20 May 2010
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Old Dining Hall |
JCR |
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Perceptual differences in five-vowel |
Currently
available data on English |
| Phonetic
cues to loanword adaptation Nabila Louriz (Hassan II University, Casablanca) |
Eliminating
precedence relations from phonology Kuniya Nasukawa (Tohoku Gakuin University) |
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UP on StaGe: A lexical segmentation strategy based on phonotactics Diana Apoussidou (Utrecht University) |
What
the initial CV is initial of |
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The
emergence of intervocalic sibilants |
Positivity,
Serialism, and Finite |
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Feature
geometry meets contrastive |
Default Place Assignment
and Phonetic |
Labial consonants in Mohawk Daniel Hall (Meertens Instituut) |
Variations
in Squliq Atayal Morphologically-Induced Vowel Syncope Hui-chuan J. Huang (National Tsing Hua University) |
Onset Prominence, loanword epenthesis, and the phonetics- phonology interface Geoff Schwartz (UAM Poznan) |
Labial
palatalization in Zulu:
dissimilation without the OCP William G. Bennett (Rutgers
University)
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The Semantics of Phonological Features Martin Krämer (University of Tromsø) |
What's
in a word? Prosody in Polish voicing Patrycja Strycharczuk (University of Manchester) |
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Old Dining Hall |
JCR |
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Prosodic manipulation in child- |
Dialect
Contact & Phonological |
| Templates,
spreading and palatal patterns in the acquisition of English and French Sophie Wauquier (Université Paris 8, CNRS) |
Variation
of consonant-final nouns in heritage Korean in Toronto Yoonjung Kang & Seung-Joon Park (University of Toronto Scarborough) |
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Doubly Marked Lags with Exacerbation Hrayr Khanjian, Yasutada Sudo & Guillaume Thomas (MIT) |
Frequency
effects interact with |
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Special Session: Sociolinguistics, Variation and Phonology (note: video files are in .mp4 format; they should open with Quicktime or Real Player software)
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Predictability & Other Biases in Phonological Variation [mp4] Andries Coetzee (University of Michigan) [discussion mp4]
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Implications of Sociolinguistic Findings for Phonological Theory [mp4]William Labov (University of Pennsylvania) [discussion mp4]
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Detail and Abstraction in Socio-Phonology [mp4] Jane Stuart-Smith (University of Glasgow) [discussion mp4]
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Geography & Theory: Some Problems and Some Perspectives [mp4 part 1, part 2] Marc van Oostendorp (Meertens Instituut & Leiden University) [discussion was not filmed]
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| General Discussion |
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Old Dining Hall |
JCR |
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Phonology-Syntax
Alignment is |
Avoiding
multiple complexities in the |
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assimilation changes its triggers Claire Halpert (MIT) |
There Is No 'Duplication
Problem' Mary Paster (Pomona College) |
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Clitics
in Middle Dutch
Johanneke Sytsema, Janet Grijzenhout & Aditi Lahiri (Oxford University, University of Konstanz) |
Empirical
evidence for laryngeal |
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Coronal
phonology and phonetic |
Variation
and Vowel Harmony: the |
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Pull
poor Paul out of the pool: The |
One-to-Many
Relations
Rachel Walker (University of
Southern California)
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| Rotuman
Metathesis: Establishing Order Mark Hale & Madelyn Kissock (Concordia University, Montreal) |
Generalized
Mora Affixation Jochen Trommer & Eva Zimmermann (University of Leipzig) |
| Order-independent
laryngeal neutralization in Lakhota onset clusters Adam Albright (MIT) |
[cancelled
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Poster Papers
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Is
There Incomplete Neutralization in American English Flapping? |
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"Divorce"
in the history of German |
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Vowel raising in pretonic mid-vowels in
Brazilian Portuguese |
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Phonotactic learning: phonology or
phonetics? |
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Can we ever say assimilation is
categorical? |
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The special status of the coronal in the
explanation for variation |
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The phonological status of epenthetic
vowels: insights from crosslinguistic experiments |
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Generating phonological words: evidence
from English phrase production |
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Tone patterns versus High plateau or the
prosody-syntax interface in Símákonde Noun
Phrases (BantuP23) |
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Convergence and Divergence of Perception
and Production in Phonological Acquisition |
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Edge Prominence |
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Location and gender influences on tonal
dialects of Kera (Chadic) |
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A functional approach to sociolinguistic
salience: Definite article reduction in the North of England |
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Rhythm and Reduction in Icelandic |
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Immigrants Start on the
Periphery - A Stratal Approach to Loanword Phonology |
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Belfast and Glasgow English 'rises': Are there phonological distinctions between them? Jennifer Sullivan (University of Edinburgh) |
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Morphologization in Modern
German and Old English |
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Learning morphophonemic alternations:
effects of Naturalness and Frequency |
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Naughty or nice? or: Why Swedish and
Dutch are well-behaved Germanic languages |
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Acquisition and the Complexity of
Phonemes and Inventories |
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Why a constraint *rj is not enough |
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Lexical diffusion of gradual phonetic
changes: evidence from Forest Enets |
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Phonological Variation from Constraint
Demotion: Vestige Theory |
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[uj] or [wi]: that’s the
question |
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Stop contrasts in an obsolescent
language: an acoustic study of Scottish Gaelic |
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Contrast Preservation Theory and the
Germanic Sound Laws |
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When the Autosegmental Theory Fails, Call
for a Domain! |
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Acquisition and diachronic developments
in the scope of phonological generalizations |
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From syntax to phonology: phi and phases |
| Is This
Microvariation? Towards a Typology of Alemannic Quantity Systems Guido Seiler (University of Freiburg) |
| Mikołaj Kruszewski in the Twenty-First Century Daniel Silverman (SJSU) |
| Phonology knows about lexical categories Jennifer Smith (UNC Chapel Hill) |
| Unnaturalness in phonology Márton Sóskuthy (University of Edinburgh) |