Phonetics Seminar – Megha Sundara
Campbell Hall 2122AMegha Sundara “How do infants learn phonotactics?”
Colloquium Talk – Tanya Bondarenko
Lessons about clausal embedding from long-distance wh-dependencies Abstract: In this talk I argue with the data from Georgian that syntax and semantics of long-distance wh-dependencies provide support for the view that many embedded clauses are adjuncts (syntactically) and modifiers (semantically) rather than arguments of verbs they combine with (Elliott 2017, Bochnak & Hanink 2021, Bondarenko...
Phonetics Seminar
Campbell Hall 2122AReview of ASA abstracts
Colloquium Talk – Rachel Walker
Location: Royce Hall 362
Phonetics Seminar – Zion Mengesha
Campbell Hall 2122AZion Mengesha (Dept. of Anthropology)
Phonetics Seminar
Campbell Hall 2122AASA poster presentation practice Coralie Cram (representing A. Boulom, N. Cuymon, J. McGahay, Z. Metzler, E. Montilla, V. Shetty, J-L Siah, & M. Cychosz) - “A systematic review and meta-analysis of the development of coarticulation in child speech” Jahnavi Narkar & Max Meszaros - “A perceptual explanation for the adaptation of aspirated stops in Indic...
Colloquium Talk – Matt Wagers
Location: Royce Hall 362
Phonetics Seminar – John McGahay
Campbell Hall 2122AJohn McGahay “Modeling Vowel System Typology Using Iterated Confusion Minimization”
Faculty Meeting
2122 Campbell HallColloquium Talk – Valentine Hacquard
Location: Royce Hall 362