Program

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8.30-9.00Registration
9.00-9.15Merle HorneOPENING
9.15-10.00D. Robert LaddAlignment of tonal targets: 30 years onPresentation:ppt
Paper:pdf
10.00-10.45Chilin ShihWhy a rising tone is falling in Mandarin sentencesppt
10.45-11.00COFFEE BREAK
11.00-11.45Carlos GussenhovenYucatec Maya word tones in sentence perspectivePresentation:ppt
Paper:pdf
11.45-12.30Laura DowningFocus prosody without accent in some Southern Bantu languagestar.gz
12.30-13.30LUNCH
13.30-14.15Siri TuttleSentence-level effects on Alaskan Athabaskan toneppt
14.15-15.00Tomas RiadLexical and post-lexical in Scandinavian tonogenesispdf
15.00-16.30COFFEE BREAK and POSTER SESSION
Kai AlterERP effects of sentence processing and violations of information structurepdf
Gilbert AmbrazaitisAn 'early fall' in Swedish intonation: utterance or word prosody? - Evidence from a comparison with German.pdf
Boštian DvořákA stress and strength analysis of Slovenian clitics
Jan K. HognestadFlekkefjord revisited: Word accent realization and the occurrence of stød-like phenomena in the far south of Norwaypdf
Shinishiro IshiharaJapanese downstep revisitedpdf
Frank Kügler and Stavros SkopeteasLexical tones in Yucatec Maya: Downstep and tonal sandhipdf
Mikael Roll and Merle HorneIntonation, word order, and the brainppt
16.30-17.00Björn GranströmMulti-modal expression of Swedish prominenceppt
17.00-17.20Yasuko Nagano-MadsenPhonetic manifestation of word accents in sentence perspective: comparison of Tokyo and Kochi Japaneseppt
17.20-17.40Anastasia KarlssonWord accents in Mongolianpdf
17.40-18.00David House and Jan-Olof SvantessonTone and intonation in Kammuppt
18.00-18.10BREAK
18.10-18.40D. Robert LaddDiscussion
19.00DINNER (Pelarsalen, Universitetshuset<
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