L a b P h o n 9, University of Illinois, 2004 Ninth Conference on Laboratory Phonology Change in Phonology Thursday 24 June - Saturday 26 June, 2004 LabPhon 9 hosts Please follow this link to the visit the 10th Conference on Laboratory Phonology page: Variation, Detail and Representation Location Important Dates Welcome to the 9th Conference on Laboratory Phonology Program Committee LabPhon is an international forum for interdisciplinary research on the sound structure of languages. Conference Grants Participants in LabPhon seek to communicate across the traditional boundaries that separate phonology, as a branch of theoretical linguistics, from the study of speech production, speech perception, spoken Downloads language acquisition, computer speech processing, and other disciplines concerned with human speech. Schedule [pdf] The theme for LabPhon 9, Change in Phonology, addresses questions related to the evolution of Shuttle Service language within a speech community and the development of language within the individual Style Guidelines speaker/hearer, and includes issues of broad social interest, such as child language development, [pdf] language pedagogy, and technologies for human-computer interaction. Themes and Invited Participants Acquisition as change: L1 phonology LouAnn Gerken, University of Arizona , invited speaker Stefan Frisch, University of South Florida, discussant Phonological models of variation in computer speech processing Julia Hirschberg, Columbia University, invited speaker Carol Espy-Wilson, University of Maryland, discussant Prosodic influence on change in sound patterns Cécile Fougeron, CNRS-Université Paris 3, invited speaker Kenneth de Jong, Indiana University, discussant Social factors in phonetic variation Gerry Docherty, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, invited speaker Henrietta Jonas-Cedergren, Université du Québec à Montréal, discussant Mechanisms of sound change Jonathan Harrington, University of Kiel, invited speaker Elizabeth Hume-O'Haire, Ohio State University, discussant Phonological change through the interaction of L1-L2 in bilinguals and language learners James Flege, University of Alabama, invited speaker Norma Mendoza-Denton, University of Arizona, discussant http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon9/[24/04/2018 3:28:43 PM] L a b P h o n 9, University of Illinois, 2004 Ninth Conference on Laboratory Phonology Change in Phonology Thursday 24 June - Saturday 26 June, 2004 LabPhon 9 hosts Please follow this link to the visit the 10th Conference on Laboratory Phonology page: Variation, Detail and Representation Location Important Dates Welcome to the 9th Conference on Laboratory Phonology Program Committee LabPhon is an international forum for interdisciplinary research on the sound structure of languages. Conference Grants Participants in LabPhon seek to communicate across the traditional boundaries that separate phonology, as a branch of theoretical linguistics, from the study of speech production, speech perception, spoken Downloads language acquisition, computer speech processing, and other disciplines concerned with human speech. Schedule [pdf] The theme for LabPhon 9, Change in Phonology, addresses questions related to the evolution of Shuttle Service language within a speech community and the development of language within the individual Style Guidelines speaker/hearer, and includes issues of broad social interest, such as child language development, [pdf] language pedagogy, and technologies for human-computer interaction. Themes and Invited Participants Acquisition as change: L1 phonology LouAnn Gerken, University of Arizona , invited speaker Stefan Frisch, University of South Florida, discussant Phonological models of variation in computer speech processing Julia Hirschberg, Columbia University, invited speaker Carol Espy-Wilson, University of Maryland, discussant Prosodic influence on change in sound patterns Cécile Fougeron, CNRS-Université Paris 3, invited speaker Kenneth de Jong, Indiana University, discussant Social factors in phonetic variation Gerry Docherty, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, invited speaker Henrietta Jonas-Cedergren, Université du Québec à Montréal, discussant Mechanisms of sound change Jonathan Harrington, University of Kiel, invited speaker Elizabeth Hume-O'Haire, Ohio State University, discussant Phonological change through the interaction of L1-L2 in bilinguals and language learners James Flege, University of Alabama, invited speaker Norma Mendoza-Denton, University of Arizona, discussant http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon9/index.html[24/04/2018 3:28:50 PM] L a b P h o n 9, University of Illinois, 2004 Ninth Conference on Laboratory Phonology Change in Phonology Thursday 24 June - Saturday 26 June, 2004 Call for Papers The call for papers deadline has passed. Please see the Program link for the program of oral and poster presentations. http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon9/call.html[24/04/2018 3:28:57 PM] L a b P h o n 9, University of Illinois, 2004 Ninth Conference on Laboratory Phonology Change in Phonology Thursday 24 June - Saturday 26 June, 2004 Program Oral Presentations 24th June, 2004 25th June, 2004 26th June, 2004 Poster Presentations 24th June, 2004 7:30 Continental Breakfast 8:25 Welcome Address Pierre Wiltzius, Director, Beckman Institute 8:30 Introductions Jennifer Cole, José I. Hualde Session 1: Acquisition as change: L1 phonology Chair: Cynthia Fisher (UIUC) 8:45 LouAnn Gerken (University of Arizona) Exploring the Basis for Generalization in Language invited speaker Acquisition with Tania Zamuner (University of Nijmegen) 9:45 Angela Grimm (University of Groningen) The Prosodic Pattern of Words and Phrases in the Acquisition of German 10:15 Coffee Break 10:30 Mary E. Beckman, Benjamin Munson, & Jan Vocabulary growth and Edwards (Ohio State University and developmental expansion of types University of Minnesota) of phonological knowledge 11:00 Sharon Peperkamp & Emmanuel Dupoux The acquisition of abstract phoneme (Laboratoire de Sciences Cognitives et categories Psycholinguistique, Paris and Université de Paris 8) 11:30 Stefan Frisch (University of South Florida) discussant 12:00- Lunch break: Catered lunch on-site 1:00 Session 2: Prosodic influence on change in sound Chair: Chilin Shih (UIUC) patterns 1:00 Cécile Fougeron (CNRS-U Paris III) Resyllabification revisited: the case of enchaînement in French invited speaker 2:00 Mariapaola D'Imperio, Hélène Lœvenbruck, Are tones aligned with articulatory Caroline Menezes, Noël Nguyen & Pauline events? Evidence from Italian and Welby (Laboratoire Parole et Langage, Aix- French en-Provence and Institut de la Communication Parlée, Grenoble) 2:30 Coffee Break 2:45 Gina Garding & Amalia Arvaniti (University Dialectal variation in the rising of California, San Diego) accents of American English 3:15 Laura Dilley (MIT and Harvard University) Fundamental frequency extrema on http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon9/program.html[24/04/2018 3:29:03 PM] L a b P h o n 9, University of Illinois, 2004 weak syllables affect the relative Cancelled prominence of strong syllables 3:15 Kenneth de Jong (Indiana University) discussant Session 3: Non-thematic Chair: Erin O'Rourke (UIUC) 3:45 Amanda Miller-Ockhuizen, Levi Namaseb & Posterior constriction location Khalil Iskarous (Cornell University, differences in Click types University of Namibia and Haskins Laboratory) 4:15 Mariko Sugahara & Alice Turk (University Phonetic Reflexes of Morphological of Edinburgh) Boundaries Under Different Speech Rates 5:00- Poster session 1 6:30 Wine & Cheese Reception Beckman Institute East Atrium 25th June, 2004 7:30 Continental Breakfast Session 4: Social factors in phonetic variation Chair: Zsuzsanna Fagyal (UIUC) 8:30 Gerry Docherty (University of Newcastle Speech in its natural environment: upon Tyne) accounting for social factors in phonetic variability invited speaker 9:30 Jane Stuart-Smith (University of Glasgow) Empirical evidence for gendered speech production: /s/ in Glaswegian 10:00 Coffee Break 10:15 Elliott Moreton & Erik Thomas (University Origins of Canadian Raising in of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Voiceless-Coda Effects: A Case Carolina State University) Study in Phonologization 10:45 Paul Warren, Jen Hay & Brynmor Thomas The loci of sound change effects in (Victoria University of Wellington and recognition and perception University of Canterbury) 11:15 Henrietta Jonas-Cedergren, Université du discussant Québec à Montréal 11:45- Lunch break: Catered lunch on-site 1:00 Session 5: Mechanisms of sound change Chair: Hans Henrich Hock (UIUC) 1:00 Jonathan Harrington (University of Kiel) Evidence for a relationship between synchronic variability and diachronic invited speaker change in the Queen’s annual Christmas broadcasts 2:00 Susan G. Guion & Ratree P. Wayland Aerodynamics of [r] in tonogenesis (University of Oregon and University of Florida at Gainesville) 2:30 Coffee Break 2:45 John Hajek & Mary Stevens (University of Mechanisms of sound change in Melbourne) Romance: From gemination to degemination in Italy 3:15 Carlos Gussenhoven (University of A vowel height split explained: Nijmegen) Compensatory listening and speaker control 3:45 Elizabeth Hume (Ohio State University) discussant 4:15- General Discussion 4:45 5:00- Poster session 2 6:30 Beckman Institute East Atrium http://old.labphon.org/LabPhon9/program.html[24/04/2018 3:29:03 PM] L a b P h o n 9, University of Illinois, 2004 5:30 Wine & Appetizers 6:30 Banquet dinner Beckman Institute West Atrium 26th June, 2004 7:30 Continental Breakfast Session 6: Phonological