14.407, Confs: Tone and Intonation, Greece

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Subject: 14.407, Confs: Tone and Intonation, Greece

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Date:  Mon, 10 Feb 2003 09:45:32 +0000
From:  c.gussenhoven at let.kun.nl
Subject:  Tone and Intonation, Greece

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Date:  Mon, 10 Feb 2003 09:45:32 +0000
From:  c.gussenhoven at let.kun.nl
Subject:  Tone and Intonation, Greece


International Conference on Tone and Intonation

Short Title: Tone and Intonation
Location: Massaria, Santorini, Greece
Date: 09-Sep-2004 - 11-Sep-2004
Web Site: http://www.let.kun.nl/tie
Contact Person: Carlos Gussenhoven
Meeting Email: tieconference at let.kun.nl

Linguistic Subfield(s):
Typology, Psycholinguistics, Phonology, Phonetics, Neurolinguistics,
Language Description

Meeting Description:

The International Conference on Tone and Intonation will be held at
the Santorini Image Hotel in Massaria (Santorini, Greece), 9-11
September 2004. The conference is the closing event of a three-year
scientific exchange programme funded by the European Science
Foundation as the Network 'Tone and Intonation in Europe' (TIE). The
aim of the network has been to stimulate and coordinate research on
the prosody of European languages and language varieties, with special
emphasis on languages that feature lexical tone. The workshops have
been devoted to tonogenesis, experimental procedures, and typology,
and have attempted to embed the discussion of the European languages
in a global typological perspective.

The conference intends to close off the Network programme in the same
spirit, and will thus include contributions dealing with European as
well as non-European languages. While there will be a preference for
papers on the interaction between intonation and lexical tone,
typologically, historically and psycholinguistically oriented work,
including brain imaging research, on either tone or intonation is
welcomed.

Invited speakers:

Gösta Bruce (Lund)
Jack Gandour (Purdue)
José Hualde (Illinois)
Larry Hyman (Berkeley)
Sun-Ah Jun (UCLA)
Shigeki Kaji (Tokyo U Foreign Studies)
John Kingston (UMass)
Bob Ladd (Edinburgh)
David Odden (Chicago)
Lisa Selkirk (UMass)
Hubert Truckenbrodt (Tübingen)
Zendo Uwano (Tokyo)

This announcement also serves as the first call for
abstracts. Abstracts are invited on any of the topics mentioned in the
conference description. They should have no more than 400 words,
excluding bibliographical references and illustrations, and not exceed
two pages. They should either be Word-files or pdf-files and be sent
as email attachments to tieconference at let.kun.nl before 1 March 2004.


Network coordinators:
Amalia Arvaniti (Southern California), Gorka Elordieta (Basque
Country), Sónia Frota (Lisbon), Esther Grabe (Oxford), Carlos
Gussenhoven (chair, Nijmegen), Aditi Lahiri (Constance), Tomas Riad
(Stockholm), Norval Smith (Amsterdam)

http://www.let.kun.nl/tie
http://www.santorini-Image.gr/

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