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NORTH-WEST CENTRE FOR ROMANCE LINGUISTICS
University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University,
Salford University, UMIST

SECOND PHONOLOGY WORKSHOP
>From Cognition to Romance

University of Manchester, England
19 - 21 May 1994

In association with Le Centre de Linguistique Variationniste
(Paris VIII) and The Holland Institute of Generative Linguistics
(HIL)

FINAL PROGRAMME

Thursday 19 May

12.00-13.00 REGISTRATION

13.00-14.00 BUFFET

14.00-14.55 Plenary Session: Glottaling and glottalisation:
 phonological and sociolinguistic perspectives -
 James Milroy, Lesley Milroy and Gerry Docherty
 (University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne)

15.00-15.40 Session A: Sound Change: From Phonetics to
 Phonology - Jean-Luc Azra (Universit de Paris
 VIII)

 Session B: Using Dependency Phonology in the
 Analysis of Disordered Speech - Martin Ball
 (University of Ulster)

15.40-16.00 TEA

16.00-16.40 Session A: Historical Laboratory Phonology:
 Theoretical implications of /p/ -> /f/ -> /h/
 changes - Paul Foulkes (University of Cambridge)

 Session B: Deriving Laryngeal Modifications -
 Helga Humbert (HIL, Amsterdam)

16.45-17.25 Session A: The Indo-European Properties of
 Spanish Word Stress - Paloma Garc!a Bellido
 (University of Oxford)

 Session B: From Jakobson to Halle: Linguistic
 Subjects, Theories and Data - Jacques Durand
 (University of Salford)

17.30-18.30 Plenary Session: Historical Phonology and
 Phonological Theory: An Overview - April McMahon
 (University of Cambridge)

DINNER AT THE VICE-CHANCELLOR'S RESIDENCE

Friday 20 May

09.00-09.55 Plenary Session: A Radical CV Theory of the
 Syllable - Harry van der Hulst (University of
 Leiden)

10.00-10.40 Session A: Phonetic Events and Phonological
 Expressions: A Representational View - No l
 Burton-Roberts and Philip Carr (University of
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne)

 Session B: Re-accenting Given Information in the
 Romance Languages - Alan Cruttenden (University
 of Manchester)

10.45-11.15 COFFEE

11.15-11.55 Session A: Vowel Harmony in Arabic - Janet Watson
 (University of Salford)

 Session B: Constraints Interaction in
 Accentuation and Prosodic Constituency -
 Elisabeth Delais (Centre National d'Etudes des
 T l communications, Lannion)

12.00-12.55 Plenary Session: Intonational Phonology: A
 comparison of Pierrehumbertian and British Models
 - Francis Nolan (University of Cambridge)

13.00-14.00 LUNCH

14.00-14.55 Plenary Session: Vers une analyse connectionniste
 de la syllabation - Bernard Laks (Universit de
 Paris VIII)

15.00-15.40 Session A: Phonologie et criture - Pierre
 Encrev (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences
 Sociales, Paris)

 Session B: Moore Aperture Harmony - Charles
 Prescott (University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne)

15.40-16.00 TEA

16.00-16.40 Session A: A Perspective on Timing in Phonology
 and Phonetics - Richard Ogden (University of
 York)

 Session B: Alignment in Prefix Domains - Grazyna
 Rowicka (University of Leiden)

16.45-17.25 Session A: On the Nature of Class Nodes - M ire
 N! Ch!os in (University College Dublin)

 Session B: La syllabe comme interface entre
 production et r ception phonique - Marc Klein
 (Universit de Paris VIII)

17.30-18.30 Plenary Session: The Phonetic Interpretation of
 Tone in Deschang-Bamileke - Stephen Bird
 (University of Edinburgh)

DINNER AT AN INDIAN RESTAURANT

Saturday 21 May

09.00-09.40 Session A: Implications of l-vocalisation in
 British and Australian English - Laura Tollfree
 (University of Cambridge)

 Session B: Turkish Vowel Harmony and Optimality
 Theory - Kris~tina Polg rdi (University of
 Leiden)

09.45-10.25 Session A: Directionality and Minimality in
 Arawan Languages - Daniel Everett (University of
 Pittsburgh)

 Session B: Phonological Surface Structure and the
 Phonetics-Phonology Interface - Jim Scobbie
 (Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh)

10.30-11.00 COFFEE

11.00-11.40 Session A: Patterns of Secondary Articulation in
 Segmental Inventories - Jeroen van de Weijer and
 Frans Hinskens (University of Leiden)

 Session B: Codas, Constraints and Coda
 Constraints - John Harris (University College
 London)

11.45-12.45 Plenary Session: Phonological Representation and
 Phonetic Interpretation: Exemplification from
 Kalenjin - John Local (University of York) and
 Ken Lodge (University of East Anglia)

BUFFET LUNCH

For further information please contact the organisers: Prof
Jacques Durand, Dept of Modern Languages, University of Salford,
Salford M5 4WT (Tel: 061-745 5193); Prof Nigel Vincent, Dept of
Linguistics, University of Manchester, Manchester M13 9PL (Tel:
061-275 3194). E-mail: j.durandmod-lang.salford.ac.uk

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NORTH-WEST CENTRE FOR ROMANCE LINGUISTICS
University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University,
Salford University, UMIST

Second Phonology Workshop

Registration Form

VENUE: Hulme Hall Lecture Suite, University of Manchester


Please complete the tear-off slip below and return to:

 Professor Jacques Durand
 Department of Modern Languages
 University of Salford
 Salford M5 4WT
 England

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FULL REGISTRATION FEE: 60

(The above figure is inclusive of: Registration Fee; Lunches:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday; Dinner at the Vice-Chancellor's
Residence: Thursday; coffees/teas during sessions).

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Cheques are to be made payable to THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER.
For those of you attending from overseas, could you please pay
by Sterling Draft drawn on a London bank. If this is not
possible you may pay either by cash or Travellers' Cheques on the
day. Registration Forms should be returned by 2 May 1994 at the
latest.