30.630, Calls: Phonetics, Phonology/USA

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Subject: 30.630, Calls: Phonetics, Phonology/USA

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Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2019 00:07:00
From: Doug Whalen [whalen at haskins.yale.edu]
Subject: Advancing Research in Phonology via Articulatory Phonology

 
Full Title: Advancing Research in Phonology via Articulatory Phonology 
Short Title: ARP_AP 

Date: 11-Jul-2019 - 13-Jul-2019
Location: Monterrey, CA, USA 
Contact Person: Doug Whalen
Meeting Email: APworkshop2019 at yale.edu

Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics; Phonology 

Call Deadline: 01-Apr-2019 

Meeting Description:

Call for participation of students/recent Ph.D.s in NSF-funded workshop on
Articulatory Phonology, July 2019

Graduate students and recent Ph.D. awardees (past 2 years) are invited to
apply for one of 10 fully funded positions to attend a two-day workshop
entitled “Advancing Research in Phonology via Articulatory Phonology
(ARP_AP).”  Phonological theory is in a state of flux, with competing
conceptualizations and assessments of the range of phenomena to be accounted
for. Alongside the several strands of phonological theory derived from
generative grammar has been the development of Articulatory Phonology. This
theory, created by Cathe Browman and Louis Goldstein, has, over its 35 year
history, addressed the central issues of time and the discrete-continuous
dichotomy in linguistic forms. This is an auspicious time to examine the
progress in the theory and to evaluate new directions.  This workshop will
bring together 30 experts in phonological theory and 10 students, chosen from
an open application, to formulate new projects that are especially appropriate
for further development of Articulatory Phonology and its relation to
presently explored theories of phonology.

Arrival will be on Thursday, 11 July 2019, with the workshop occurring all day
Friday and Saturday morning, 12-13 July.  Accommodations will be available for
an extra night (13 July) for those whose travel would not allow them to leave
in the afternoon, or for those who would like to continue informal discussions
and/or enjoy the neighboring Asilomar State Beach.  The workshop will include
the 10 students along with 30 researchers.  After plenary discussions of
background in AP, the attendees will split into 3 working groups addressing
specific aspects of the theory.  The goals are to advance the theory itself,
broaden its application to larger questions, and to assess the relative merits
of AP and other theories of phonology. 

The workshop will be held at Asilomar Conference Grounds, Monterrey, CA.


Call for Papers:

[This call is for student applications only.]

Call for participation of students/recent Ph.D.s in NSF-funded workshop on
Articulatory Phonology, July 2019

Interested applicants should send contact information, details of their
student or recent student status, and a 1-2 page discussion of what interests
them in AP and what theoretical issue or data they would like to see
addressed.

Deadline for application:  1 April 2019
Decisions announced: 25 April 2019
Qualification: Students must be enrolled in a graduate program at a US
institution. Recent Ph.D.s must have received their degree from a US
institution in the past 2 years.
Cost: All travel, housing and food costs will be covered.

Applications and queries should be sent to APworkshop2019 at yale.edu.

Organizers: Louis M. Goldstein, Adamantios I. Gafos, Douglas H. Whalen
Funded by NSF grant BCS- 1844282 (Linguistics).




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