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durham.ac.uk>************************************************* INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON PHONOLOGICAL STRUCTURE University of Durham 16 - 17 September 1994 **Provisional Programme** Invited Speakers IRENE VOGEL HARRY VAN DER HULST University of Delaware HIL, Leiden Subminimal constituents Unbalanced feet, ternary feet in phonology and Optimality Theory Papers MICHAEL L. MAZZOLA, Northern Illinois University On the independence of prosodic constituency IGGY ROCA, University of Essex Optimality Challenges MARC VAN OOSTENDORP, Tilburg University Italian s-voicing and prosodic integrity AKINBIYI AKINLABI, Rutgers University Featural alignment RENATE RAFFELSIEFEN, Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet Diagnostics for prosodic words revisited TOYOMI TAKAHASHI, Surugadai University Constraint-interaction in Aranda stress YOLANDA RIVERA-CASTILLO, University of Nebraska, Omaha Rhythm and foot structure: an argument for metrical trees JOHN HARRIS, University College London Melodic agreement and underparsing in Kera harmony MANUELA NOSKE, University of Chicago Underspecification and licensing theory ELIZABETH HUME & DAVID ODDEN, The Ohio State University The superfluity of [Consonantal] JAMES M. SCOBBIE, Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh The problem of subsegmental temporal detail in autosegmental phonology JENNY ZHIJIE WANG, City Polytechnic of Hong Kong A monovalent feature geometry for Mandarin consonants and vowels JUDITH M. BROADBENT, University College London The coronal-schwa connection TRACY ALLAN HALL, F.A.S., Berlin Sibilant neutralization in Gujarati NANCY A. RITTER, New York University The effect of licensing constraints on elemental spreading KEREN RICE, University of Toronto On the organization of vowel place features HANS BASB|LL, Odense University Foundation(s) of phonotactics HELGA HUMBERT, University of Amsterdam Segmental structure and the nature of structurally redundant material For further information and registration materials please contact the IWPS Organisers Department of Linguistics and English Language University of Durham Elvet Riverside Durham, DH1 3JT, United Kingdom phone: (44) 91-374-2641 fax: (44) 91-374-2685 e-mail: durham.linguistMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue