Salon A/B, Green Acre Campus Pointe (map)
Friday, October 5, 12:45pm – 2:00pm
(Click on titles for abstracts. If any presentation materials have been made available, you can access them by clicking on a relevant link below the title & author information. Workshop-related items are marked with ‡.)
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“English vowel reduction is conditioned by duration, not stress”
Adam Albright (MIT) -
“Contrast enhancement and cue trading in Irish consonant articulations”
Ryan Bennett, Jaye Padgett, Grant McGuire (UC Santa Cruz), and Máire Ní Chiosáin (UCD)
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“Underlying vs. derived palatals in Xhosa: Neutralization of an ‘unnatural’ pattern”
Aaron Braver (Texas Tech University)
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‡”Analyzing Nanjing Tones and Sandhi: statistical modelling methods”
Si Chen (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University), Caroline Wiltshire (University of Florida), Bin Li (City University of Hong Kong), & Ratree Wayland (University of Florida
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“Native and non-native patterns in conflict: Lexicon vs. grammar in loanword adaptation in Brazilian Portuguese”
Natália Brambatti Guzzo (McGill University)
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‡”Annotating archival recordings of Hocank (Winnebago)”
Nancy Hall, Elica Sue, and Irene Orellana (California State University Long Beach)[poster] -
“Relative clause and downstep in Japanese”
Manami Hirayama (Seikei University) and Hyun Kyung Hwang (RIKEN)
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“Voice Onset Time (VOT) and F0 of (im)plosives in Sindhi and Siraiki”
Qandeel Hussain (North Carolina State University, Raleigh)
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“Articulatory-based subfeatural representations: tongue-tip perturbation made by high vowels”
Hayeun Jang (University of Southern California)
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“Japanese Listeners Are More Likely to Perceive Illusory Vowels in Predictable Contexts”
Alexander Kilpatrick (University of Melbourne), Shigeto Kawahara (Keio University), Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen (Western Sydney University & MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development), Brett Baker (University of Melbourne), and Janet Fletcher (University of Melbourne)
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“Evidence for a pitch accent in Saguenay French”
Jeffrey Lamontagne, Heather Goad, and Morgan Sonderegger (McGill University)
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“Tone-prominence interaction in Hän (Athabaskan)”
Blake Lehman (UCLA)
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“Pitch and vowel duration make schwa invisible to Passamaquoddy stress”
Erin Olson (MIT)
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“Listeners compensate for asymmetric sound change distribution of /s/-retraction in American English”
Jacob B. Phillips (University of Chicago)
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“Phrase-level prosodic smothering: Evidence from Makonde”
Nicholas Rolle (University of California, Berkeley / Princeton University) and Larry M. Hyman (University of California, Berkeley)
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“Effects of following voicing on perceived vowel duration”
Chelsea Sanker (Brown University)
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“What we know about what we’ve never heard: evidence from production”
Jason A. Shaw (Yale University) and Shigeto Kawahara (Keio University)
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“Posterior affricate in Mee and consonant-vowel place interactions”
Peter Staroverov (Wayne State University) and Sören E. Tebay (Leipzig University
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“Introducing the Cross-Linguistic S-Cluster Inventory Database”
Marissa Woods, Ashley Farris-Trimble, and Danica Reid (Simon Fraser University
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“Washo vowel harmony revisited”
Alan Yu, Sean Flamand, and Darby Douros (University of Chicago)