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09:00 | Opening Ceremony | |||||
09:20 | Keynote Talks Keynote Talks |
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10:40 | Coffee | |||||
11:00 | Talk 1 | |||||
Prosody I Prosody I: Dialect Intonation |
Acoustics I Acoustics I: Speaker-Specific Aspects |
Production I Production I: Imitation and Learning |
Perception I Perception I: Incomplete Neutralisation |
Universals and Typology Universals and Typology |
Phonetic Neuroling. Phonetic Neurolinguistics |
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12:00 | Lunch | |||||
13:20 | Talk 2 | |||||
Prosody II Prosody II: Intonational Phonology |
Clinical Phonetics I Clinical Phonetics I |
Production II Production II: Vocal Tract Modelling |
Phonetic Psycholing. I Phonetic Psycholinguistics I: Segmental Effects |
Styles Speaking Styles and Expressive Speech |
Foreign Lang. Acqu. I Foreign Language Acquisition I: New Teaching Methodology |
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14:20 | Poster I Poster I |
Coffee | ||||
16:00 | Talk 3 | |||||
Prosody III Prosody III: Alignment and Articulation |
Contrastive Phonetics Contrastive Phonetics and Phonology |
Production III Production III: Consonants Across Languages |
Sociophonetics I Sociophonetics I |
Forensic Phonetics Forensic Phonetics |
Phonology Phonology |
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17:45 | Welcome Reception |
09:00 | Talk 4 | |||||
Prosody IV Prosody IV: Stress and Rhythm |
Clinical Phonetics II Clinical Phonetics II |
Production IV Production IV: Gestures and Timing |
Perception II Perception II: Cross-Language |
L 1 Acquisition I First Language Acquisition I |
Sociophonetics II Sociophonetics II |
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10:00 | Poster II Poster II |
Coffee | ||||
11:40 | Lunch / IPA Members' Meeting | |||||
13:20 | Talk 5 | |||||
Prosody V Prosody V: Phrasing |
Acoustics II Acoustics II: Vowels |
Production V Production V: Coarticulation |
Phonetic Psycholing. II Phonetic Psycholinguistics II: Perceptual contrasts |
Voice Quality I Voice Quality I |
Foreign Lang. Acqu. II Foreign Language Acquisition II: Foreign Accent |
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14:20 | Poster III Poster III |
Coffee | ||||
16:00 17:40 |
Special Sessions I | |||||
L2 Acqu. & Exemplar Theory Second Language Acquisition and Exemplar Theory |
Meaning and Speech Between Meaning and Speech: On the Role of Communicative Functions, Representations and Articulations |
Mouths_Ears_Eyes_Brains Of Mouths, Ears, Eyes and Brains -- The Sensory Motor Foundations of Spoken Language |
Reality for the Brain Do Phonological Features have any Reality for the Brain? |
Arabic Phonetics Arabic Phonetics at the Beginning of the 2nd Millenium |
Natural Phonology Natural Phonology: Universal Principles for the Study of Language |
09:00 | Talk 6 | |||||
Prosody VI Prosody VI: Information Structure |
Acoustics III Acoustics III: Lenition, Reduction, Undershoot |
Production VI Production VI: Laryngeal Activity |
Perception III Perception III: Fast/Synthetic Speech |
Speaker Charact. Speaker Characteristics |
Phonetic Psycholing. III Phonetic Psycholinguistics III: Speech Variability |
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10:00 | Poster IV Poster IV |
Coffee | ||||
11:40 | Lunch | |||||
Free afternoon |
09:00 | Talk 7 | |||||
Prosody VII Prosody VII: Pragmatics |
Acoustics IV Acoustics IV: Oral and Nasal Stops |
Production VII Production VII: Assimilation and Sandhi |
Perception IV Perception IV: Vowels |
L1 Acquisition II First Language Acquisition II |
Phonetic Psycholing. IV Phonetic Psycholinguistics IV: Talker Familiarity |
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10:00 | Poster V Poster V |
Coffee | ||||
11:40 | Lunch / ISPhS Members' Meeting | |||||
13:20 | Talk 8 | |||||
Prosody VIII Prosody VIII: Quantity and Duration |
Foreign Lang. Acqu. III Foreign Language Acquisition III: Miscellaneous |
Production VIII Production VIII: Prosodic Factors of Consonants |
Prosody IX Prosody IX: Discourse |
Voice Quality II Voice Quality II |
Perception V Perception V: Cue Use |
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14:20 | Poster VI Poster VI |
Coffee | ||||
16:00 17:40 |
Special Sessions II | |||||
Sound to Sense Sound to Sense: Modelling Fine Phonetic Detail |
Intonational Development Intonational Development from Babbling to the Two-word Stage |
AV Speech Audiovisual Speech: Analysis, Synthesis, Perception and Recognition |
Biological Grounding Is there a Biological Grounding of Phonology? |
Nasalization Nasalization Processes at the Interface between Phonetics and Phonology |
Speech Timing Speech Timing: Approaches to Speech Rhythm |
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18:00 |
Barbecue Party |
09:00 | Talk 9 | |||||
Prosody X Prosody X: Tonal Realisation and Accommodation |
Acoustics V Acoustics V: Miscellaneous |
Production IX Production IX: Quantity and Speech Rate |
Perception VI Perception VI: Prosody Effects |
L1 Acquisition III First Language Acquisition III |
Foreign Lang. Acqu. IV Foreign Language Acquisition IV: Perceptual Training |
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10:00 | Poster VII Poster VII |
Coffee | ||||
11:40 | Lunch | |||||
13:20 | Talk 10 | |||||
Prosody XI Prosody XI: Lexical Tone |
Prosody XII Prosody XII: Hesitation and Articulation Rate |
Production X Production X: Frequency and Recency |
Perception VII Perception VII: Audio-Visual Effects |
Foreign Lang. Acqu. V Foreign Language Acquisition V: Vowels |
Phonetic Psycholing. V Phonetic Psycholinguistics V: Phonological Variation |
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14:20 | Poster VIII Poster VIII |
Coffee | ||||
16:00 17:10 |
Address from the Chair and Closing Ceremony |