Call for Submissions: Speech error workshop

[Carson Schutze]

Announcing a Workshop on
 
THE STATE OF THE ART IN SPEECH ERROR RESEARCH
 
in conjunction with the LSA Institute in Cambridge, Mass.
 
July 30-31, 2005
 
Organizers: Vic Ferreira (UCSD), Carson Schütze (UCLA)
 
ABSTRACT DEADLINE for talks and posters: April 11, 2005*
 
Abstracts are solicited for original research on any aspect of speech errors
(a.k.a. slips of the tongue, including slips of the hand in signed
languages) in adults or children. The workshop will emphasize research that
has ramifications for models of language production or theories of
linguistic competence (or both). Of special interest are studies
incorporating brain measures or computational approaches, and work that
addresses the efficacy of research methods that have been or could be
applied to speech error research. Specifically encouraged are submissions
that deal with languages other than English or that involve cross-linguistic
comparisons. Also particularly welcome is work on the speech of populations
with neurological impairments.

*Due to the lateness of this announcement, a small extension may be
possible. If you would like to submit but have a problem with the deadline,
please contact the organizers at

slips at psy.ucsd.edu
 
For a detailed description of the goals of the workshop and submission
guidelines, see 

http://web.mit.edu/lsa2005/events/schutze_ferreira.html

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