31.1955, FYI: Call for Book Chapters on Phonetics-phonology

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Subject: 31.1955, FYI: Call for Book Chapters on Phonetics-phonology

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Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2020 22:32:25
From: Georgios Georgiou [georgiou.georgos at hotmail.com]
Subject: Call for Book Chapters on Phonetics-phonology

 
While there is plenty of work on second/foreign language speech acquisition by
speakers with widely spoken native languages (e.g., English, Japanese,
Mandarin), research on speakers with native languages that count hundreds,
thousands, or a few millions of speakers is only scarce. 

We are pleased to announce a special edited volume titled “Second/foreign
language speech perception and production by speakers with underrepresented
native languages”, which will be published by De Gruyter Publishing House. 

This edited volume will focus on the investigation of second/foreign language
speech perception and production patterns of speakers with underrepresented
native languages (less than 10 million native speakers). The linguistic
contexts can vary from traditional monolingual to special contexts such as
bidialectal or bilingual. The approach should be experimental in nature and
the study can employ various methodological tools. The discussion should make
conclusions on the interplay between native and second/foreign language and
designate the interface between phonetics and phonology within the speakers’
speech acquisition patterns. Interdiscriplinary topics are also welcome.

We invite you to submit your chapter abstract (250-300 words) by July 20,
2020. The abstract will be evaluated and the notification of
acceptance/rejection will be sent to the authors by August 1, 2020.

You can send your abstract to the editor at georgiou.georgos at hotmail.com 

Editor: 

Dr Georgios P. Georgiou, 
Postdoctoral Researcher/Lecturer, Department of General and Russian
Linguistics, RUDN University, Moscow; Adjunct Lecturer, Department of
Languages and Literature, University of Nicosia, Cyprus.
http://georgiougeorgios.weebly.com/ 
 



Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics
                     Phonology





 



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