14.312, Confs: Prosodic Interfaces, France
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Subject: 14.312, Confs: Prosodic Interfaces, France
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Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 03:33:37 +0000
From: amina.mettouchi at humana.univ-nantes.fr
Subject: Prosodic Interfaces, France
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Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 03:33:37 +0000
From: amina.mettouchi at humana.univ-nantes.fr
Subject: Prosodic Interfaces, France
Prosodic Interfaces / Interfaces Prosodiques
Short Title: IP2003
Location: Nantes, France
Date: 27-Mar-2003 - 29-Mar-2003
Web Site:
http://www.lettres.univ-nantes.fr/aai/actualites/IP2003/index.html
Contact Person: Amina METTOUCHI
Meeting Email: ip2003 at humana.univ-nantes.fr
Linguistic Subfield(s): General Linguistics
Meeting Description:
IP2003's goal is to investigate further the field of speech prosody,
which is acquiring a central dimension in many domains. This
centrality explains our choice of the term 'interfaces', which
underlines the articulation of prosody with other research areas.
How for instance can we link prosody and syntax, pragmatics, the study
of gestures? What kinds of analytic grids, phonetical or phonological,
can we apply to prosodic phenomena? What can we learn from the
pathology and acquisition of prosody? What is the amplitude of
prosodic variation between the languages of the world, or between the
dialects of a given language? How can bilingualism and second language
acquisition help us to understand the role of prosody in language?
Programme
Jeudi 27 mars / Thursday, March 27
8h - 9h Accueil / Registration
9h - 9h30 Présentation du colloque / Presentation
9h30 - 10h30 Conférence invitée : Daniel Hirst (LPL, Aix-en-Pce,
France)
Speech Prosody: from Phonology to Interpretation
10h30 - 11h A. Di Cristo, C. Auran, R. Bertrand, C. Chanet, C. Portes
(LPL, Aix-en-Provence, France)
Une approche intégrative des relations de la prosodie au discours :
vers la représentation plurilinéaire d'un réseau d'interfaces.
11h - 11h30 Pause café / Coffee break
11h30 - 12h E. Estebas-Vilaplana (UNED, Madrid, Spain)
Phonetic and phonological properties of the final pitch accent in
Catalan declaratives.
12h - 13h Posters / Poster session *
13h - 14h30 Déjeuner / Lunch
14h30 - 15h E. Delais-Roussarie (CNRS-Toulouse, France)
Has Phonology something to say on word order ?
15h ' 15h30 Discussion : Phonetics and Phonology
15h30 - 16h30 Conférence invitée : Carlos Gussenhoven (Nijmegen, The
Netherlands)
Perceiving Paralinguistic Meaning of Pitch Variation
16h30 - 17h Pause café / Coffee break
17h - 17h30 A. Wichmann (U. of Central Lancashire, UK)
Prosody and Conflict: From Impoliteness to Aggression
17h30 - 18h B. Zellner-Keller (Lausanne, Switzerland)
The Relationship Between Prosody of Expressiveness and Hesitations
18h - 18h30 V. Aubergé (ICP, Grenoble, France)
Expressions, attitudes et expressivité : une architecture cognitive
distribuée pour les voies parlées des émotions
18h30 - 19h Discussion : Emotions and Attitudes
* Posters / Poster session
- Arim E., F. Costa, T. Freitas (ILTEC, Lisbon, Portugal)
An Empirical Account of the Relation between Discourse Structure and
Pauses in Portuguese
- Baranowska E., K. Francusik, M. Karpinski, J. Klesta (Poznan,
Poland)
Identification of Nuclear Melody Placement in Polish Read Texts
- Barry W. & M. Russo (Saarland, Germany / Paris 8 , France)
Peut-on séparer le calcul rythmique de la quantification du
speech rate ?
- Baumann S. & K. Hadelich (Saarland, Germany)
On the Perception of Intonationally Marked Givenness after Auditory
and Visual Priming
- Geerts T. (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
Schwa in French: Governed or Optimal?
- Herment-Dujardin S. & D. Hirst (LPL, Aix-en-Pce, France)
L'emphase en anglais : critères acoustiques et analyse
statistique. Tentative de définition
- Martel K. (Caen, France)
La place des aspects prosodiques dans la maîtrise progressive
de la structure informative en français
- Oliveira M., Jr. (ILTEC, Lisbon, Portugal)
Pitch Reset as a Cue for Narrative Segmentation
- Rasier L. (Leuven, Belgium)
Le système accentuel de l'interlangue d'apprenants francophones
du néerlandais
- Toivanen J., T. Seppänen, E. Väyrynen (Oulu,
Finland)
Automatic Recognition of Emotions in Spoken Finnish: Preliminary
Results and Applications
Vendredi 28 mars / Friday, March 28
8h30 - 9h30 Conférence invitée : Anne Lacheret (Caen, France)
Modélisation prosodique inductive de la parole spontanée
9h30 - 10h A.-C. Simon & A. Grobet (FNRS-Leuven, Belgium / Geneva,
Switzerland)
Interfaces prosodie-discours : le marquage intonatif des unités
informationnelles
10h - 10h30 M. Grice & M. Savino (Saarland, Germany / Bari, Italy)
Question Type and Information Structure in Italian
10h30 - 11h Pause café / Coffee break
11h - 11h30 M. Sugahara (U. of Massachussetts at Amherst, USA)
The Status of Presentational Focus in the Tokyo Japanese Prosody
11h30 - 12h L. Tamburi-Watt (U. of British Columbia, Canada)
What is Focus in Squamish Salish?
12h - 13h Posters / Poster session *
13h - 14h30 Déjeuner / Lunch
14h30 - 15h Discussion : Information Structure
15h - 16h Conférence invitée : Annie Rialland & Stéphane
Robert (CNRS, ILPGA, Paris 3 / CNRS LLACAN, France)
Morphosyntaxe et intonation en Wolof : la cohérence d'un
système
16 - 16h30 A. Revithiadou & V. Spiropoulos (U. of the Aegean, Greece)
''Trapped Within a Phrase'': Prosodic Cues in Explaining Word Order
Variation
16h30 - 17h Pause café / Coffee break
17h - 17h30 C. Genetti (UCSB, USA)
Syntax, Prosody and Typology: Evidence from Prosodic Embedding in
Dolakha Newar
17h30 - 18h R. Smiljanic (Northwestern U., USA)
Prsosodic Variation and the Expression of Pragmatic Narrow Focus in
Two Dialects of Croatian and Serbian
18h - 18h30 Discussion : Typology
* Posters / Poster session
- Araújo L. & P. Martin (UFPA, Brazil / Toronto, Canada)
Word and sentence stress in Parkatêjê, a Timbira language in Brazilian
Amazon
- Baltazani M. (UCLA, USA)
Pragmatics, Intonation and Word Order in Greek
- Koutny I. (Poznan, Poland)
Syntactic Cues of Prosody in Hungarian
- Maurel F., J. Lemarié, N. Vigouroux (IRIT / Toulouse /
Paris, France)
Oralisation de structures visuelles : de la lexico-syntaxe à
la prosodie
- Mettouchi A. (AAI, Nantes, France)
Contrastive Focus in Taqbaylit Berber
- Michaud A. (ILPGA, Paris 3, France)
Des tons à la ''phonétique de la phrase'' dans la prosodie du naxi
(langue tibéto-birmane parlée en Chine)
- Noh J. Y. (Paris 3, France)
Indices intonatifs et marqueurs de démarcation en coréen oral
spontané: étude comparative avec le français
- Pinho R. & L. Rebollo (UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Etude prosodique de l´espagnol en lecture et en parole spontanée:
analyse acoustique à partir de journaux télévisés chiliens et
espagnols
- Rittaud-Hutinet C. (U. de Savoie, France)
Prosodie : fonctions syntaxiques, sens pragmatiques
- Yoo H.-Y. & K. Gerdes (Paris 7, France)
Greek Topology, a Prosodic Generation System for Modern Greek
- Zerbian S. (ZAS, Berlin, Germany)
Morphological Marking of Phonological Phrase Boundaries in Xhosa
Samedi 29 mars / Saturday, March 29
8h30 - 9h30 Conférence invitée : Mary-Annick Morel (Paris 3,
France) Parleur et Ecouteur: vers une typologie des formes intonatives
dans l'échange oral en français
9h30 - 10h J. Szlamowicz (Orléans, France)
Les ligateurs énonciatifs et la prosodie : une gestion de la
co-énonciation en anglais
10h - 10h30 R. Huart (Lille 3, France)
Prosody and Enunciation. The Role of Relative Prominence in
Constructing Reference in Spoken English
10h30 - 11h Discussion : Prosody and Enunciation
11h - 11h3h Pause café / Coffee break
11h30 - 12h30 Posters / Poster session *
12h30 - 14h Déjeuner / Lunch
14h - 15h Conférence invitée : Danielle Bouvet (Lyon 2, France)
Le ballet et la musique de la parole
15h - 15h30 M. Faraco (LPL, Aix-en-Provence, France)
Prosodie, gestualité et apprentissage d'une langue seconde en
milieu guidé
15h30 - 16h30 Discussion: Prosody and Gestures
16h30 - 17h G. Boulakia, J. Delofeu et P. Martin (U. de Provence /
Paris 7)
Sans contraste, pas d'interface
17h - 17h30 Table ronde / Round Table : Prosodic Interfaces
17h30 - 18h Clôture / Closing speech
* Posters / Poster session
- Blondel M. (Rouen, France)
Interface prosodie et gestualité dans les comptines
- Boes S. (Potsdam, Germany)
Insights on Acoustic Correlates of Linguistic Word Stress from
Pathological Language
- Bouzouita S. (Paris 3, France)
Interface connecteur / intonation. Point de vue rhétorique. Variations
chez une même locutrice dans différentes situations d'échange d'oral
-Dalmy G. (Budapest, Hungary)
Wackernagel and his Cousins: PF-Syntax Interface Phenomena
- Dumas I. & E. Ferragne (Lyon 2, France)
Paramètres prosodiques et degrés de politesse perçus
- Ferré G. (AAI / Paris 3, France)
Discursive, Prosodic and Gestural Marking of Focalisation Pauses in
British English
- Jun S.-A. & C. Koike (UCLA, USA)
The Effect of Syntax and Phrase Length on Prosodic Phrasing in Japanese
- Khaldoyanidi A. (RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia)
Tonal Units of Topic-Focus Structure
- Morange S. (Paris 3, France)
''Vocalité'' de l'identité. Ou l'expression de l'individualité à
travers la prosodie
- Rigaldie K., J.-L. Nespoulos & N. Vigouroux (IRIT,
Laboratoire J. Lordat, France)
Les troubles prosodiques des sujets parkinsoniens : une méthode basée
sur la phonologie tonale
- Santana-Santos R. (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Parasitic Gaps and Stress Retraction in Brazilian Portuguese
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