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Friday, 2 December 2011 | Room F0.03
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09.00
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Registration
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09.20 |
Opening & Welcome greetings
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09.45 |
Roeland van
Hout, Radboud University Nijmegen
Hans Van de
Velde, Utrecht University
Within speaker and within group variability.
Linguistic and socio-geographic aspects of the spread of uvular /r/ in Flanders |
10.30 |
Marijn van`t Veer, Leiden University
On the place of rhotics: A case study on the acquisition of French /ʁ/ |
11.00 |
Coffee Break
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11.30 |
Nasir Abbas Rizvi, University of Essex
Perception and production of English [r] by Pakistani L2 learners
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12.00 |
Keith E. Johnson, California State University, Fresno
The role of airflow control in L2 acquisition of the Spanish trill by L1 English speakers |
12.30 |
Markus Hiller, Institut für Deutsche Sprache
Retracted tongue root as a correlate of rhoticity in Swabian German
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13.00 |
Lunch |
14.30 |
Phil Hoole, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Articulatory coordination in obstruent-sonorant clusters and syllabic consonants:
Data and modelling
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15.15 |
Mary Baltazani, University of Ioannina
Katerina Nicolaidis, Aristotele University of Thessaloniki
The many faces of /r/
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15.45 |
Carmen-Florina Savu, University of Bucharest
Another look at the structure of /ɾ/:
Constricted intervals and vocalic elements |
16.15 |
Lorenzo Spreafico & Alessandro Vietti, Free University of Bozen
The articulatory sociophonetics of rhotics in a bilingual community
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16.45 |
Poster session
- Paolo Mairano, GIPSA-LAB, Stendhal University, Grenoble
A preliminary phonetic exploration of the voice contrast in Icelandic r sounds
- Thomas Jauriberry, Albert Hamm, Rudolph Sock & Monika Pukli,
University of Strasbourg
Variation and change of rhotics in Scottish English: The case of Ayrshire
- Patrick-André Mather, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras
A methodological replica of Labov`s department story study
- Adam Pluszczyk, University of Silesia
An analysis of rhoticity in the speech of native and non-native
speakers of English
- James M. Scobbie, Queen Margaret University Edinburg
Reenu Punnoose, Newcastle University
Ghada Khattab, Newcastle University
Ultrasound tongue imaging of the five liquids of Malayalam:
a single case pilot study
- Dereje Tadesse Birbirso, Haramaya University
Possible phonological unity of rhotics in retroflex ejective ɗʼ/ɖʼ:
Diachronic evolutionary perspective
- Dilara Tepeli-Wilson, University of Wisconsin-Medison
The production, perception, and discrimination of German /r/ allophones
by native German and experienced American English speakers
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20.00 |
Dinner
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Saturday, 3 December 2011 | Room F0.03 |
09.00 |
Didier Demolin, GIPSA-Lab, Stendhal University, Grenoble 3 |
09.45 |
Cédric Patin, Charles de Gaulle University, Lille III
/r/ in Washili Singazidja
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10.15 |
Evan-Gary Cohen, Tel Aviv University
Prosodic factors in the adaptation of Hebrew rhotics in loanwords from English
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10.45 |
Coffee break
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11.30 |
Eleanor Lawson, Queen Margaret University Edinburgh
James M. Scobbie, Qeen Margaret University Edinburgh
Jane Stuart-Smith, Glasgow University
The variable impact of /r/ on Scottish prerothic vowels,
some acoustic and articulatory evidence
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12.00 |
Carmen Llamas, University of York
Dominic Watt, University of York
Gerry Docherty, Newcastle University
The socioindexical properties of (r) in the Scottish-English border region
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12.30 |
María Riera & Joaquín Romero, Rovira i Virgili University
New insights into American English V+/r/ sequences
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13.00 |
Final remarks
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