Workshop "Transcription of Intonation of the Spanish Language" -Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Espana)- junio de 2009

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4th Workshop on Spanish within the Tones and Break Indices (Sp_ToBI):
"Transcription of Intonation of the Spanish Language"
19-Jun-2009 - 19-Jun-2009
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
Contact: Pilar Prieto (pilar.prieto at uab.cat)
http://www.congresos.ulpgc.es/papi2009/workshop.html

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The purpose of this workshop, which will take place in conjunction with the
Conference Phonetics and Phonology in Iberia 2009 (PaPI 2009), is to advance in
the development of a common transcription system for Spanish within the Tones
and Break Indices (ToBI) framework. As a result of the first Sp_ToBI workshop
held in October 1999, Beckman, Díaz-Campos, McGory & Morgan (2002) published a
preliminary set of tagging conventions for Spanish ToBI (Sp_ToBI).

While the preliminary Sp_ToBI transcription system proposed by Beckman et al.
(2002) was a very important first step, in recent years several revision
articles have been published (Face 2006, Face & Prieto 2007, Estebas & Prieto
2009). Before a consensus system is proposed, it is important to achieve a
common analysis of Spanish intonation within the AM model of intonational
phonology that takes into account a wide range of data coming from the dialectal
differences across Spanish varieties.

The main goal of this workshop is to advance in the proposal of a consensus
analysis of Spanish intonation by taking into account data from different
dialectal varieties. The workshop will have the format of a series of open
discussions led in each case by a participant or group of participants who will
briefly show the basic contrasts of a given dialectal variety and will provide a
set of problematic examples for this variety. Participants from different
Spanish dialectal areas are encouraged to participate.

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