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1. Ingo
Feldhausen,
Workshop on Intonational Phrasing
Message 1: Workshop on Intonational Phrasing
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Date: 19-Dec-2008
From: Ingo Feldhausen <ingo.feldhausenuni-hamburg.de>
Subject: Workshop on Intonational Phrasing
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Workshop on Intonational Phrasing
Date: 23-Jan-2009 - 24-Jan-2009
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Contact: Conxita Lleó
Contact Email: lleouni-hamburg.de
Meeting URL: http://www.uni-hamburg.de/sfb538/workshopphrasing.html
Linguistic Field(s): Phonology
Language Family(ies): Germanic; Romance
Meeting Description:
International Workshop on Intonational Phrasing in Romance and in Germanic
The interest in describing intonation has steadily grown during the last
decades. It has resulted in the development of important methodological tools
within the so-called Autosegmental-Metrical Model of intonational phonology,
which constitutes the theoretical basis of the workshop.
Intonation is an area where Phonology and Syntax intersect. The goal is to
precisely scrutinize this intersection or interface. With that purpose, the
topic of the workshop will be phrasing. It is envisaged that the workshop covers
phrasing from two angles. On the one hand, we intend to discuss the various cues
for phrasing (such as pauses, resetting, the realization of pitch accents at
phrase edges, and F0 in general; lengthening and shortening, increase or
decrease of intensity etc.), and to state their role in the interpretation of
phrasing. Based on a comparison between Romance and Germanic languages, our
intention is to discuss whether these cues have different weight depending on
the language or the language group.
On the other hand, the aim is to reflect on the interaction between intonational
and syntactic phrasing. There is a certain correspondence and there are clear
mismatches (e.g. certain eurhythmic effects override syntactic cues). We want to
elucidate the determining factors and the constraints of this interaction.
Although the objective is to analyze different types of data, we would like to
encourage facing the challenge posed by the analysis of spontaneous data, as the
focus in the last decades has been to study data based on reading.
Program: International Workshop on Intonational Phrasing in Romance and in Germanic
Friday, January 23rd
9.15-9.30
Peter Siemund
Welcome
9.30-10.30
Klaus Kohler
Meaning and Rhythm Coding Through Prosodic Phrasing in Germanic Languages and in
French
10.30-11.00
E3: Martin Rakow & Conxita Lleó
Comparing Phrasing and its Cues in German and Spanish Child Bilingual Acquisition
11.00-11.30
Coffee Break
11.30-12.30
Nicole Dehé
The Intonational Phrasing of Parentheticals in Spoken English
12.30-13.00
Aria Adli
Violation Cumulativity in Grammar: Contrastive Focus in Catalan and Spanish
13.00-15.00
Lunch
15.00-16.00
Pilar Prieto
Prosodic Effects on Phrasing: Clash Avoidance in Catalan and English
16.00-16.30 H6:
Ariadna Benet, Conxita Lleó & Susana Cortés
Phrase Boundary Distribution in Catalan: Applying the Prosodic Hierarchy to
Spontaneous Speech
16.30-17.00
Coffee Break
17.00-17.30
H9: Ingo Feldhausen, Christoph Gabriel & Andrea Pe?ková
Prosodic Phrasing in Porteño Spanish
17.30-18.30
Laura Colantoni & Yadira Alvarez
New Information and Phrasing in Argentine Spanish Narratives
19.30
Dinner
Saturday, January 24th
9.30-10.30
Mariapaola D'Imperio
Phrasing, Register Level Downstep and Partial Topic Constructions in Neapolitan
Italian
10.30-11.30
Brechtje Post
The Multi-Facetted Relation between Phrasing And Intonation in French
11.30-12.00
Coffee Break
12.00-13.00
Caroline Féry
Prosodic Phrasing and Pitch Accents in Semi-Spontaneous Speech: A Comparison
between German and French
13.00-13.15
Ch. Gabriel / C. Lleó Conclusions
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