Welcome to the 12th Conference on Laboratory Phonology
hosted by the University of New Mexico
Conference Dates: 8-10 July 2010 (three full days)
Information about submitting manuscripts to the journal will be posted soon ...
Poster presenters
If you would like to make your poster available to other members
of the Association for Laboratory Phonology, please email it as a PDF file
to labfon12 'AT' unm 'DOT' edu . In the subject line of the email message, please put
"Poster for web", and name the PDF file with the first author's last name
and the submission number: for example, if paper #500 was authored by Maddieson & Smith,
the file should be named Maddieson500.pdf
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The theme of this conference is “Gesture as language, gesture and language.” This theme will be addressed from different perspectives by an exciting list of invited speakers, as well as by contributed oral presentations and posters. Non-thematic sessions (both oral and poster) will include contributions on other topics of interest to the LabPhon community.
Session themes and invited participants
- Speech as gesture
Invited speaker: Marianne Pouplier, LMU München
Discussant: Lucie Ménard, Université du Québec à Montréal
- Phonology of signed language
Invited speaker: Onno Crasborn, Radboud University
Discussant: Martha Tyrone, Haskins Laboratories
- Gesture with language
Invited speaker: Dan Loehr, Georgetown University and MITRE
Discussant: Sherman Wilcox, University of New Mexico
- Audiovisual aspects of speech
Invited speaker: Marc Swerts, Tilburg University
Discussant: Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson, University of British Columbia
- Diversity of speech gestures, focusing on Native American languages
Invited speaker: Sharon Hargus, University of Washington
Discussant: Heriberto Avelino, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
- Modulation of speech gestures through prosody or sound change
Invited speaker: José Ignacio Hualde, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Discussant: Marie Huffman, SUNY Stony Brook