22.1959, Confs: Historical Ling, Phonology, Phonetics/Spain

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Subject: 22.1959, Confs: Historical Ling, Phonology, Phonetics/Spain

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Date: 05-May-2011
From: Daniel Recasens [daniel.recasens at uab.es]
Subject: 2nd Workshop on Sound Change

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Date: Fri, 06 May 2011 11:21:20
From: Daniel Recasens [daniel.recasens at uab.es]
Subject: 2nd Workshop on Sound Change

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2nd Workshop on Sound Change 

Date: 20-Mar-2012 - 20-Mar-2012 
Location: Salamanca, Spain 
Contact: Fernando Sánchez Miret 
Contact Email: fsmiret at usal.es 
Meeting URL: http://web.usal.es/~fsmiret/workshop/workshop.htm 

Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics; Phonetics; Phonology 

Meeting Description: 

The goal of this workshop series is to gather scholars working on the phonetic and phonological factors involved in the implementation of sound change. Experimental evidence collected during the last decades calls for the need to build better models of sound change which incorporate data on articulatory and acoustic variation as well as information on perceptual categorization mechanisms. Phonologists, phoneticians and historical linguists are encouraged to submit abstracts for poster presentation at the workshop. 

9:00-9:30 
Opening	

9:30-10:00 
Giovanni Abete, Phonetic Constraints on the Development of Diphthongal Systems

10:00-10:30 
Maria Grazia Busà, Aspects of Consonant Cluster Mutations

10:30-11:00 
José Ignacio Hualde, Word-boundary Effects in Sound Change	 

11:00-11:45 
Coffee Break	

11:45-12:15 
Yves Charles Morin, From Apical [r] to uvular [R]: what the Apico-uvular r in Montreal French Reveals about Abrupt Sound Changes	

12:15-12:45 
Daniela Müller, Liquid Dissimilation in Latin	 

12:45-14:00 
Posters Session	

16:00-16:30 
Daniel Recasens, The Role of Coarticulation and Production Constraints on Segmental Insertion and Elision in Romance	 

16:30-17:00 
Antonio Romano, Tracing Vowel Instability on Formant Charts to Account for Polymorphism and Diphthongization in Apulian Dialects 

17:00-17:30 
Coffee Break	

17:30-18:30 
Poster Session		

18:30-19:00 
Michela Russo, Italian Syntactic Doubling: Prosodic Features and Phonological Structure	 

19:00-19:30 
Fernando Sánchez Miret, The Phonetics of Romanian Diphthongization 

19:30-20:00 
Closing

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