Program for Thursday, December 7th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:30

Perception of prosodic focus by listeners of Indian English and Australian English

Olga Maxwell, Colleen Holt, Debbie Loakes, Josh Clothier, Janet Fletcher

09:30-10:00

Comparing focus and question intonation in Mawng

Janet Fletcher, Ruth Singer

10:00-10:30

The new Russian quotative tipa in informal student discourse

Alena Kolyaseva

09:00-09:30

Utilising inconsistency: How computer-based consistency checks can be used to address research questions in under-resourced

Tina Gregor, Mim Corris

09:30-10:00

Local meanings for supra-local change: A perception study of TRAP backing in Kansas

Dan Villarreal, Mary Kohn, Tiffany Hattesohl

10:00-10:30

An Pan-Australian Acoustic Model: Automatic Alignment using the MAUS

Hywel Stoakes, Florian Schiel

09:00-09:30

Three configurations of a Digital Shell for sharing Indigenous language and culture online

Cathy Bow

09:30-10:00

Connecting community with corpora: annotated media resources meet language teaching

Mark Richards, Caroline Jones, Jennifer MacRitchie, Francesca Merlan

10:00-10:30

Murrinh kardu mamay nukun: The process and challenges of developing Murrinhpatha levelled readers for early years literacy instruction at OLSH Thamarrurr Catholic

William Forshaw, Megan Wood, Francella Bunduck

09:00-09:30

Some issues in TAM from an Oceanic perspective

Ana Krajinović

09:30-10:00

Composite TAM marking in a selection of non-Pama-Nyungan languages

James Bednall, Patrick Caudal

10:00-10:30

Kunbarlang composite TAM

Ivan Kapitonov

10:30-11:00 Morning Tea

11:00-11:30

Nominalisation suffixes in Wiru

Rebecca Dixon

11:30-12:00

The General Noun-Modifying Clause Construction in Wiru

Caroline Hendy

12:00-12:30

The Forms and Functions of Switch-reference in Wiru

Yihan Chen

11:00-11:30

Completing the Typology: Evidence for Floating Segments from Ende

Kate Lindsey

11:30-12:00

Category clustering: Convergent evidence for a morphological bias in typological data and in Chintang free affix

John Mansfield, Sabine Stoll, Balthasar Bickel

12:00-12:30

Proximate Internal Possessors

András Bárány, Irina Nikolaeva

11:00-11:30

Languages and Dialects of the Goldfields Region of WA

Sue Hanson

11:30-12:00

Early descriptions of ergativity in Pama-Nyungan languages

Clara Stockigt

11:00-11:30

Discourse functions of Vera’a aspect markers

Stephen Schnell

11:30-12:00

First and already: Relations between aspectual and non-aspectual meanings

Mary-Eve Ritz, Eva Schulze-Berndt

12:00-12:30

Does Ungarinyin have six-ways of marking aspect?

Stef Spronck

12:30-13:30 Lunch

13:30-14:00

Acoustic and durational correlates of vowel distinctions in Nafsan

Rosey Billington, Janet Fletcher, Nick Thieberger

14:00-14:30

Layers of Underspecification in the Tonal system of Tamang (Ḍanḍagaon)

Jessie Johnson

14:30-15:00

Stress in Wubuy

Peter Nyhuis

13:30-14:00

Why constructions?

Wojciech Lewandowski

14:00-14:30

Splitting up lexical splits: disentangling morphological complexity

Timothy Feist

14:30-15:00

On the scope of the grammatical form-frequency correspondence hypothesis

Martin Haspelmath

13:30-14:00

Socioeconomic differences in early input to Australian infants.

Anne Dwyer, Caroline Jones, Christine Kitamura, Chris Davis, Teresa Ching

14:00-14:30

From Lacky Bands to Milk Bars: Australian English dialectology from a sociolinguistic

Sydney Kingstone

14:30-15:00

The development of Australian English grammar from 1961 to 2006: an historical corpus-based comparison with British and American

Peter Collins, Xinyue Yao

13:30-14:00

Aspect in Ngarinyin, a split category of verbal inflection

Thomas Saunders

14:00-14:30

A comparison of TAM categories and forms in Ngumpin-Yapa languages

Mary Laughren

14:30-15:00

TAM marking in Austronesian

David Gil

15:00-15:30 Afternoon Tea

15:30-17:00

Language and its conditions

Balthasar Bickel