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As part of the conference LP '98 (Linguistics & Phonetics '98) at Ohio State University September 15-20, a workshop is being funded by the National Science Foundation September 19-20, on Syllable Structure and Gesture Timing, covering issues related to phonetic and phonological accounts of segmentation and timing and ordering of gestures in speech, especially how sequences of consonants are represented. Interested participants are invited to attend this workshop. Presentations at the workshop will include the following. - ------------------ G. N. Clements: Affricates as internally unsequenced stops Louis Goldstein: (TBA) John Harris: The right edge of words and the left edge of syllables John Ohala: Doing without the syllable Donca Steriade: Alternatives to the syllabic interpretation of segmental phonotactics Ioana Chitoran: Some evidence for feature specification constraints on Georgian consonant sequencing Young-mee Yu Cho & Tracy King: Semi-syllables and universal syllabification Alexei Kochetov: Neutralization of palatality: syllable structure or phonetic cues? Miguel Vazquez-Larruscain: The structure of the stricture features: on the limits of Icelandic preaspiration Yen-Hwei Lin: On minor syllables Amanda Miller-Ockhuizen: C-V coarticulation and complex consonants Frida Morelli: Are s+STOP clusters really special? - ------------------ Further information on the workshop, including information on lodging and location, can be found at the workshop website: http://www.ling.ohio-state.edu/Events/phon_workshop.html Information on other sessions of LP '98 can be found at: http://www.cog.ohio-state.eduMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue