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</b>The Tenth Conference on Laboratory Phonology (LabPhon 10)<br>
29 June-1 July 2006 - Paris, France<br><br>
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The 10th Conference on Laboratory Phonology is to be held in Paris,
hosted by the LPP/Paris, the LPL/Aix-en-Provence, the ICP/Grenoble and
the, LLING/Nantes.<br>
The aim of the conference, entitled “Variation, Detail and
Representation”, is to better understand and define the linguistic
relevance of patterns of variation in speech production, perception and
acquisition; their range and limitations in normal and pathological
speech; their implications for language universals; and their impact on
phonological theories. <br><br>
The themes of the conference and the questions we would like to address
are:<br><br>
* <b>Variation, phonetic detail and phonological modeling</b>: What is
phonetic detail? How to determine the language-specific interpretation of
phonetic detail and its importance for both speech production and
perception? How to distinguish it from intrinsic low level variation of
the motor system? To what extent is phonetic detail relevant for
phonological theories and representations?<br>
<i>Invited speaker & discussant:</i> Sarah Hawkins (U. Cambridge, UK)
& Edward Flemming (MIT, USA) <br>
<i>Invited speaker & discussant</i>: Maria-Josep Solé (UA. Barcelona,
Spain) & Jean-Luc Schwartz (ICP, France)<br><br>
* <b>Variation at the crossroad between normal and disordered speech</b>:
Where does ‘normal’ variation stop and ‘pathological’ variation start?
Can we distinguish the two? What does pathological variation tell us
about phonological representations? What do pathological patterns of
emergence tell us about the normal learning paths?<br>
<i>Invited speaker & discussant: </i>Grzegorz Dogil (U. Stuttgart,
Germany) & Raymond Kent (U. of Wisconsin-Madison,
USA)<br><br>
*<b> Variation and the emergence of phonology</b>: How is variation dealt
with during the acquisition process? What are the interactions between
production and perception in the build-up of phonological
representations? Is the acquisition process sensitive to phonetic
detail?<br>
<i>Invited speaker & discussant:</i> Paula Fikkert (Radboud U.
Nijmegen, Netherland) & Frank Ramus (LSCP, France)<br><br>
* <b>Variation and language universals</b>: To what extent are
phonological universals rooted in phonetics? Are there universal patterns
in variation? Can they be formalized? What is the relationship between
phonological markedness and phonetic variation? <br>
<i>Invited speaker & discussant:</i> Ian Maddieson (UC Berkeley, USA)
& Nick Clements (LPP, France)<br><br>
Twenty-one years after its first edition, LabPhon 10 will celebrate the
occasion with a <b>Special 10th anniversary session</b>. In this session,
we expect submissions on: how laboratory research has changed our
conception of phonetic and phonological representations; the need to
re-evaluate the relationship between the two; what models based on
phonetic detail and probability effects do tell us about the nature of
the interface. <br>
<i>Invited speaker:</i> Abigail Cohn (U. Cornell, USA)<br><br>
IMPORTANT DATES:<br>
Abstract submission: December 5, 2005<br>
Notification of acceptance: February 15, 2006<br>
Submission of accepted papers: April 14, 2006<br><br>
For more information about the conference and abstract submission, visit
the LabPhon 10 web page at <b>
<a href="http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/~labphon10/" eudora="autourl">http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/~labphon10/</a></b>
where you can also sign up for the LabPhon 10 mailing list. Questions can be addressed to <b>labphon10@lpl.univ-aix.fr</b>.<br><br>
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:<br>
<b>Cécile Fougeron, </b>chair<i> (Lab. de Phonétique et Phonologie, CNRS/U. Paris 3)<br>
</i><b>Mariapaola D'Imperio, </b>co-chair<b> </b><i>(Lab. Parole et Langage, CNRS/U. de Provence)<br>
</i><b>Lise Crevier-Buchman</b> <i>(Lab. de Phonétique et Phonologie, CNRS/U. Paris 3; Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou Hôpital Georges Pompidou) <br>
</i><b>Barbara Kühnert </b><i>(Inst. du Monde Anglophone, U. Paris 3; Lab. de Phonétique et Phonologie, CNRS/U. Paris 3)<br>
</i><b>Noël Nguyen </b><i>(Lab. Parole et Langage, CNRS/U. de Provence)<br>
</i><b>Annie Rialland </b><i>(Lab. de Phonétique et Phonologie, CNRS/U. Paris 3)<br>
</i><b>Nathalie Vallée </b><i>(Inst. de la Communication Parlée, CNRS/U. Stendhal/INPG Grenoble)<br>
</i><b>Jacqueline Vaissière</b> <i>(ED268 «Langage et Langues», U. Paris 3; Lab. de Phonétique et Phonologie, CNRS/U. Paris 3)<br>
</i><b>Sophie Wauquier-Gravelines </b><i>(Lab. de Linguistique, U. de Nantes)<br><br>
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Cécile Fougeron<br>
Chargée de Recherche <br>
Laboratoire de Phonétique et Phonologie<br>
UMR 7018, CNRS- Université Paris 3<br><br>
adresse : ILPGA, 19 rue des Bernardins, 75005 Paris <br>
tel. : (++33.1) (0) 1.43.26.57.17 <br>
fax. : (++33.1) (0) 1.44.32.05.73 <br>
email : cecile.fougeron@univ-paris3.fr <br>
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