Faculty Meeting
Conference Room 2122 A/BColloquium: Some Half-Truths and Interim Conclusions about Liaison- Anne-Michelle Tessier, UBC
Haines A25A very complicated issue in understanding morpho-phonological alternations concerns those phenomena that are pervasive, frequent, and phonotactically-motivated, and yet exceptionful and lexically-sensitive. To what extent are such processes, that apply idiosyncratically to different morphemes, words and even phrases, represented in a way that generalizes to novel forms? This talk examines this issue via the “well-plowed ground”*...
AIS: Negation Fest
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Phonology Seminar
2122 Campbell HallTalk: Andy Xu, “Uneven sonority sequencing steps: Bayesian reanalysis of sonority projection.” Poster: Noah Elkins and Jennifer Kuo, “A prominence account of the Northern Mam weight hierarchy”
Psycholing/Compling Seminar: No meeting (EEG training)
2122 Campbell HallPhonetics Seminar: Yuan Chai- “Production and perception of checkedness”
Conference Room 2122A/BAIS: Iara Mantenuto, CSUDH
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Phonology Seminar: Practice Talks for Annual Meetings in Phonology
Campbell Hall 2122Lily Xu, “Allomorphy via Subcategorization in Cantel K’iche’” Yang Wang and ColinWilson, “Inductive bias in learning partial reduplication: Evidence from artificial grammar learning”
Psycholing/CompLing Seminar: Christian Muxica & Jesse Harris
2122 Campbell HallSelecting contextually relevant alternatives during comprehension An expression in focus is standardly taken to evoke a contextually salient set of alternatives to itself (Rooth 1992). In an influential study, Husband and Ferreira (2016) proposed that these alternative sets are derived online from the set of semantic associates primed by processing a word in focus. The...