30.3426, Calls: Phonetics, Phonology/France

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Subject: 30.3426, Calls: Phonetics, Phonology/France

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Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2019 03:50:50
From: Pierre Fournier [pierre.fournier at univ-paris13.fr]
Subject: 20th Villetaneuse Conference on Spoken English

 
Full Title: 20th Villetaneuse Conference on Spoken English 
Short Title: ALOES 2020 

Date: 26-Mar-2020 - 28-Mar-2020
Location: Paris, France 
Contact Person: Pierre Fournier
Meeting Email: pierre.fournier at univ-paris13.fr

Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics; Phonology 

Subject Language(s): English (eng)

Call Deadline: 06-Jan-2020 

Meeting Description:

Venue:
Université Paris 13 (Pléiade - EA 7338) and ALOES

Phonetics/phonology: interface, regularities, realisations

Invited speaker: Patrycja Strycharczuk (Manchester University)

Special session: “History of ALOES”

To celebrate its 20th edition, the Villetaneuse Conference on Spoken English,
organised by Université Paris 13 and ALOES, wishes to highlight the past and
the founders of the association, while emphasising the most recent innovations
and techniques in phonetics / phonology research. 

Thus the 20th edition will be marked by a special session “History of ALOES”,
during which the founders of ALOES will testify: Alain Deschamps, Jean-Louis
Duchet, Jean-Michel Fournier and Michael O'Neil. Ruth Huart will also be
present to talk about the first editions of the Villetaneuse Conference, and
John Humbley will also kindly participate. 

For this 20th anniversary of the symposium, we also wanted to mark the
evolution of research and make a link with the present and the future: we will
have the honour of welcoming as guest speaker Patrycja Strycharczuk, from the
University of Manchester, lecturer in linguistics and quantitative methods.
Patrycja Strycharczuk is a specialist in articulatory phonetics and her
current research focuses on studying articulation in the context of language
variation and sound change, thus working at the interface between phonetics
and phonology, as she will show during her conference entitled: “The
relationship between phonology and phonetics - perspectives from ongoing sound
changes in English”. 

Consequently, the theme we have chosen for the 20th edition of the conference
is deliberately broad: “Phonetics / phonology: interface, regularities,
realisations”. We mainly invite contributions dealing with phonetics and
phonology, in order to question the constant comings and goings between these
two fields. Is it possible to disconnect them or is one inextricably linked to
the other? Can we do phonology without phonetics and vice versa? The different
realisations of certain phenomena will be highlighted, with their regularities
and irregularities, and the interface between phonetics and phonology will
therefore be privileged, both at the segmental and suprasegmental levels.
Phenomena such as (de)rhoticisation, (de)voicing, (de)accentuation, length
variations, terminal rises, rhythmic variations, and many others, can be
studied at the phonetic and/or phonological level, with a constant questioning
towards the other domain. One may wonder exactly when we are talking about
phonological processes. When is it change and when is it variation? What is
the limit, if any, between the two? Papers may focus on a variety of English
or several, on L1 English but also L2 English.


Call for Papers:

Each talk will be 30 minutes long, followed by 10 minutes for discussion.
Posters might also be a possibility. Anonymous abstracts (400 words maximum),
along with a separate document containing the author’s name and affiliation,
should be sent, before January 6 2020, to the following address:
pierre.fournier at univ-paris13.fr.

Contact: Pierre Fournier, Université Paris 13, pierre.fournier at univ-paris13.fr

Organizing committee: Viviane Arigne (Université Paris 13), Pierre Fournier
(Université Paris 13), Yann Fuchs (Université Paris 13), Sophie Herment
(Aix-Marseille Université).

Scientific committee: Viviane Arigne (Université Paris 13), Nicolas Ballier
(Université de Paris), Jérémy Castanier (Université de Picardie), Pierre
Fournier (Université Paris 13), Yann Fuchs (Université Paris 13), Isabelle
Gaudy-Campbell (Université de Lorraine), Isabelle Girard (Université du
Littoral-Côte-d’Opale), Olivier Glain (Université de Saint-Etienne), Sylvie
Hanote (Université de Poitiers), Sophie Herment (Aix-Marseille Université),
Sylvain Navarro (Université de Paris), Nicolas Videau (Université de
Poitiers).

Pre-conference Workshop:

A pre-conference workshop will be held at Paris Diderot on March 26 2020 on
the following topic: 

40 years of Guierre

We invite papers discussing Lionel Guierre’s work on English phonology,
celebrating the 40th birthday of the publication of his magnum opus on stress
patterns of English. 

http://www.clillac-arp.univ-paris-diderot.fr/user/nicolas_ballier/guierre_2020

Organizers: Nicolas Ballier & Ives Trévian, Université de Paris.

Contact: Nicolas Ballier - nicolas.ballier at univ-paris-diderot.fr




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