LINGUIST List 25.2198
Mon
May 19 2014
Confs: Phonetics,
Phonology/China
Editor for this issue:
Xiyan Wang <xiyanlinguistlist.org>
Date: 16-May-2014
From: Jeroen van de Weijer
<jeroen.van.de.weijer
gmail.com>
Subject: Three Workshops
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Three Workshops
Date: 30-May-2014 - 31-May-2014
Location: Shanghai, China
Contact: Jeroen van de Weijer
Contact Email:
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Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics; Phonology
Meeting Description:
Workshop 1: General Phonology and Phonetics,
incl. Languages of China
Workshop 2: English Pronunciation by Chinese
Learners
Workshop 3: Tone and Intonation, Style and
Pragmatics, Shanghainese
Workshop 1. General phonology and phonetics
(incl. Languages spoken in China)
Friday, May 30, 2014
1. Jixing Li - Acoustic Correlates for Size and
Shape Symbolisms
2. Wang Xingwei - Understanding Sound Symbolism
-- A Comparative Study on Middle Chinese Poetry
and Its English Translations
3. Suzana Maria Lucas Santos - Full and partial
phonetic and phonological adaptations of
Eng-lish loanwords: the production of personal
names adopted by Brazilian subjects
4. Xu Ximing - Tone-accent type in Mandarin and
stress-accent type in English: A contrastive
study
5. Sui Yanyan - The Metrical Structure in
Standard Chinese
6. Yang Chunlei & Jiang Xia - Phonological
Feature Structures in HPSG and Their
Applications in Chinese Analyses
7. Gao Cuicui - Contrastive Study on
Monophthongs in Mandarin and Fuzhou Dialect
8. Luo Mingqiong - MC Syllable Onsets:
Compulsory or Optional?
9. Yin Xiao - A Comparative Research on Onsets
and Rhymes of Wu Chinese Dialects in Soo-chow,
Khuense and Shanghai Downtowns
Saturday, May 31, 2014
10. Stefano Quaino - Welsh English - Syllable
timed or stressed timed?
11. Feng Hui & Zhu Li-jiao - Monophthongal
Changes in Received Pronunciation
12. Hui Yin - OT Account of Mandarin Tone
Sandhi
13. Li Hai - Tone Sandhi in Nanyang Dialect and
its Analysis within the Non-linear Model
14. Yang Zhou - Loanword Phonology of Shanghai
Dialect: An Optimality-Theoretical Account
15. Akitsugu Nogita & Hua Lin - Duration of
Japanese [Cj]s and Russian [Cj]s
16. Wang Lei & Liang Jie - Syllable
Contractions in Luoyang Dialect
17. Zhai Honghua & Li Guidong - Review of
the book Origin of Sound Change----Approaches
to Phonologization
Workshop 2: English Pronunciation by Chinese
Learners
Friday, May 30, 2014
1. Yu-Chun Lin - Covert Contrast of English /r/
and /l/ by Chinese, Korean, and Japanese
2. Chen Lu & Zhu Shanshan - An Analysis of
Current English Pronunciation of First-year
English Majors in Shanghai International
Studies University
3. Feng Hui - Acoustic Features of English
Monophthongs Produced by College Students: In
the Case of Mandarin and Tibetan Speakers
4. Hou Xiaolei - Study on Problems in Phonetic
Learning for Chinese Learners
5. Li Ying - Influence of Chinese Dialects on
English Learning
6. Zhai Honghua - The Review of Studies on the
Influence of Chinese Dialect to English
Phonetic Acquisition
Saturday, May 31, 2014
7. Zhao Zhengting - A Study of Shanghai
Dialect's Negative Transfer on English
Pronunciation: An Overview
8. Jiang Binger - Phonetic Transfer of Wu
Dialects' Voiceless Onset Followed by
Breathiness in English L2 Acquisition
9. Li Jingna - A study of the influences of
pronunciation components on degrees of
perceived foreign accent
10. Wu Minghui - Cross-dialect Speech
Perception of English Sounds by Children: A
pilot study on English vowels
11. Xia Pengzheng - An OT Analysis of the
Acquisition of English Consonants and
Consonants Clusters by Chinese Learners of
English
12. Aneela Bushra Maqbool - Use of Tone by
Chinese English speakers in the context of
Pakistan
Workshop 3: Tone and intonation, Style and
Pragmatics, Shanghainese
Friday, May 30, 2014
1. Luo Ling - Tone Training using PC Games
2. Guo Lei - Prosodic Features of Discourse
Markers and Characterization from Drama to
Film--Doubt: A Parable
3. Liu Xirui - Motivations for System of the
Prosodic Labeling of HELSCOM
4. Qi Jiayao - The Mainstream Pronunciation of
Downtown Shanghainese in 1980s, as reflected by
'A Synchronic Phonetic Study of 500 Middle-aged
People in Urban Shanghai'
5. Xu Yong - The Rhetorical Survey of Phonetics
and Phonology in Stylistics
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