Program.
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November 22
9-9.30 Registration
9.30-10 Opening remarks
10-11 Invited speaker Andries Coetzee (University of Michigan) Phonological and phonetic variation: how individuals relate to speech communities
11-11.30 Breakfast
11.30-12 Patrik Bye (Nord University) & Peter Svenonius (UiT, The Arctic University of Norway): A Minimalist View of Root-and-template Morphology in Sierra Miwok
12-12.30 Mor Haim (Tel-Aviv University), Noa Handelsman (Tel-Aviv University), Chen Gafni (Bar-Ilan University), Vered Cherkez (Tel-Aviv University), Daniella Yariv (Tel-Aviv University), Daniel Asherov (MIT), Galit Adam (Tel-Aviv University) & Outi Bat-El (Tel-Aviv University):
Inter-child variation: The interface between phonology and morphology
12.30-13 Benjamin Storme (Université de Lausanne): Phonologically-conditioned paradigm uniformity: suffix’s phonological shape can condition base-derivative uniformity
13-15 Lunch
15-15.30 Ivy Hauser (University of Massachusetts at Amherst): Effects of phonological contrast on phonetic variation in Hindi and English stops
15.30-16 Mayuki Matsui (National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics / Japan Society for the Promotion of Science): On the (in)variability in tongue root gestures for voicing in different aerodynamic settings: Ultrasound evidence from Russian
16-16.30 Coffee break
16.30-17.00 Péter Rebrus (Research Institute of Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) & Péter Szigetvári (Eötvös Loránd University): Morphosyntactically conditioned morphophonological variation
17.00-17.30 Paolo Roseano (Universitat de Barcelona & University of South Africa): Morphologization of phonological vowel length in some Romance varieties of Northeastern Italy
9.30-10 Opening remarks
10-11 Invited speaker Andries Coetzee (University of Michigan) Phonological and phonetic variation: how individuals relate to speech communities
11-11.30 Breakfast
11.30-12 Patrik Bye (Nord University) & Peter Svenonius (UiT, The Arctic University of Norway): A Minimalist View of Root-and-template Morphology in Sierra Miwok
12-12.30 Mor Haim (Tel-Aviv University), Noa Handelsman (Tel-Aviv University), Chen Gafni (Bar-Ilan University), Vered Cherkez (Tel-Aviv University), Daniella Yariv (Tel-Aviv University), Daniel Asherov (MIT), Galit Adam (Tel-Aviv University) & Outi Bat-El (Tel-Aviv University):
Inter-child variation: The interface between phonology and morphology
12.30-13 Benjamin Storme (Université de Lausanne): Phonologically-conditioned paradigm uniformity: suffix’s phonological shape can condition base-derivative uniformity
13-15 Lunch
15-15.30 Ivy Hauser (University of Massachusetts at Amherst): Effects of phonological contrast on phonetic variation in Hindi and English stops
15.30-16 Mayuki Matsui (National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics / Japan Society for the Promotion of Science): On the (in)variability in tongue root gestures for voicing in different aerodynamic settings: Ultrasound evidence from Russian
16-16.30 Coffee break
16.30-17.00 Péter Rebrus (Research Institute of Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) & Péter Szigetvári (Eötvös Loránd University): Morphosyntactically conditioned morphophonological variation
17.00-17.30 Paolo Roseano (Universitat de Barcelona & University of South Africa): Morphologization of phonological vowel length in some Romance varieties of Northeastern Italy
November 23
9.30-10 Yifan Yang (University of Southern California) Templatic backcopying driven by Surface Correspondence
10-10.30 Marko Simonovic (University of Nova Gorica): Prosody preservation and borrowing verbs as nouns in three systems with lexical prosody
10.30-11 Breakfast
11-11.30 Noa Handelsman (Tel-Aviv University), Chen Gafni (Tel-Aviv University), Mor Haim (Tel-Aviv University), Vered Cherkez (Tel-Aviv University), Asherov Daniel (MIT), Yariv Daniella (Tel-Aviv University), Adam Galit (Tel-Aviv University) & Outi Bat-El (Tel-Aviv University) Variation in the Pace of Prosodic Development - Nouns vs. Verbs
11.30-12 Peter Rebrus (Research Institute of Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) & Miklós Törkenczy (Eötvös Loránd University): Measuring vowel harmony
12-12.15 Pause
12.15-13.15 Invited speaker Birgit Alber (Università di Verona) The typology of truncation and its analysis
10-10.30 Marko Simonovic (University of Nova Gorica): Prosody preservation and borrowing verbs as nouns in three systems with lexical prosody
10.30-11 Breakfast
11-11.30 Noa Handelsman (Tel-Aviv University), Chen Gafni (Tel-Aviv University), Mor Haim (Tel-Aviv University), Vered Cherkez (Tel-Aviv University), Asherov Daniel (MIT), Yariv Daniella (Tel-Aviv University), Adam Galit (Tel-Aviv University) & Outi Bat-El (Tel-Aviv University) Variation in the Pace of Prosodic Development - Nouns vs. Verbs
11.30-12 Peter Rebrus (Research Institute of Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) & Miklós Törkenczy (Eötvös Loránd University): Measuring vowel harmony
12-12.15 Pause
12.15-13.15 Invited speaker Birgit Alber (Università di Verona) The typology of truncation and its analysis
