Stanford linguists at LSA
As we immodestly pointed out in last week’s post about LSA practice talks, there will be a large number of our department colleagues and alumni at LSA 2013. As was immodestly tallied at the practice talk session the other day, current Stanford affiliations account for about 20% of the entire LSA program!
Here’s the full list of Stanford linguists (or, if we may submit an appropriately timed Hobbit-themed pun, Stanflings) who will be presenting in Boston in January:
Stanford linguists, past and present, at LSA 2012
- Eric Acton: Gender differences in the duration of filled pauses in North American English
- Samuel R. Bowman: Seto vowel harmony and neutral vowels (poster)
- Thomas Brochhagen (Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf), Elizabeth Coppock (U Gothenburg): Only, at least, at most, more, and less
- Jeremy Calder: Theories of syllabification in Nuxalk: hints from text-setting
- Jeremy Calder, Penelope Eckert, Julia Fine, Robert Podesva: The social conditioning of rhythm: the case of post-tonic lengthening
- Kathryn Campbell-Kibler (OSU), Amber Torelli (OSU): “Bitch, I’m from Cleveland, you have the accent”: tracking enregisterment on Twitter
- Leila Glass: Analyzing epistemic must like deontic must derives indirectness requirement
- Jason Grafmiller: Object-Experiencer verbs as true transitive verbs (poster)
- Alessandro Jaker (Goyatiko Language Society): Weledeh verb classes: from agglutination to fusion (poster)
- Tom Juzek (Oxford): Comparing conventional and alternative normalisations for acceptability judgements
- Reiko Kataoka, Meghan Sumner: Prestige effect on perceptual
learning of fronted /u/ - Naira Khan: Linear precedence and binding in Bangla
- Chigusa Kurumada, Meredith Brown (U Rochester), Michael K. Tanenhaus (U Rochester): Rapid adaptation in the pragmatic interpretation of contrastive prosody
- Seung Kyung Kim: Interaction of social categories and a linguistic variable in perception (poster)
- Bonnie Krejci: Antireflexivization as a causativization strategy
- Kyuwon Moon, Rebecca L. Starr (CMU), Jinsok Lee (Georgetown): The role of AAE and Anglicized Korean in the construction of authenticity in Korean Popular HipHop
- John Rickford: discussant of Awareness and Control in Sociolinguistic Research Symposium
- John Rickford, Jens Ludwig (U Chicago/Nat’l Bureau Econ Research): Neighborhood moves and sociolinguistic mobility in five American cities
- Stephanie Shih: The similarity basis for consonant-tone interaction as Agreement by Correspondence
- Robert J. Podesva, Jeremy Calder, Hsin-Chang Chen, Annette D’Onofrio, Isla Flores Bayer, Seung Kyung Kim, Janneke Van Hofwegen: The status of the California Vowel Shift in a non-coastal, non-urban community
- Gregory Scontras (Harvard), Peter Graff (MIT), Tami Forrester (MIT), Noah D. Goodman: Context sensitivity in collective predication (poster)
- Laura Staum Casasanto (Stony Brook), Stefan Grondelaers (Radboud U Nijmegen), Roeland van Hout (Radboud U Nijmegen), Jos J. A. van Berkum (U Utrecht), Peter Hagoort (MPI Psycholinguistics): Got Class? Language attitudes and symbolic representations of social class
- Meghan Sumner, Reiko Kataoka: I heard you but didn’t listen: listeners encode words differently depending on a speaker’s accent
- Marisa C. Tice, Michael C. Frank: Preschool children spontaneously anticipate turnend boundaries (poster)
- Nyoman Udayana (UT Austin), John Beavers (UT Austin): Middle voice in Indonesian
- Abby Walker (OSU), Christina García (OSU), Yomi Cortés (U of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez), Kathryn Campbell-Kibler (OSU): The global and local meanings of /s/ to Puerto Rican listeners/speakers (poster)
- Abby Walker (OSU), Jane Mitsch (OSU), Shontael Wanjema (OSU), Katie Carmichael (OSU), Kathryn Campbell-Kibler (OSU): Performing gender: a sociophonetic analysis of a gender mimicry task
- Shontael Wanjema (OSU), Katie Carmichael (OSU), Abby Walker (OSU), Kathryn Campbell-Kibler (OSU): New methods in corpus development: integrating teaching and research through in-course modules.
