Program for Wednesday, December 6th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:30

Navigating the space between language and thought

Alice Gaby

10:30-11:00 Morning Tea

11:00-11:30

Initial observations of mouth action distribution, type, and variation in Kailge Sign Language, an undocumented sign language of Papua New

Lauren Reed, Alan Rumsey

11:30-12:00

Gapped and Gapless Relative Clauses are Apples and Oranges

Kazuhiko Fukushima

11:00-11:30

Familiarity matters for semantic processing of foreign-accented speech

Rebecca Holt, Carmen Kung, Katherine Demuth

11:30-12:00

First language interference in perception of non-native phonemic contrasts by bilingual children: Implications of overlapping phonological

Tina Whyte-Ball, Catherine Best, Silvia Kouwenberg

11:00-11:30

S-retraction in the /stɹ/ onset in Australian English: Sound change in progress?

Sean Boylan, Anita Szakay, Felicity Cox

11:30-12:00

More oral or more literate? The tension between colloquialization and densification in the British and Australian Hansard

Haidee Kruger, Adam Smith, Bertus Van Rooy

11:00-11:30

Body parts and emotions across the Australian continent

Kitty-Jean Laginha, Maïa Ponsonnet

11:30-12:00

Be happy when your stomach is: bodily sensation mirrors psychological state in MalakMalak

Dorothea Hoffmann

12:00-12:30

Cross-linguistic transfer effects in bilingual English-Māori voice quality and pitch

Anita Szakay, Jeanette King

12:30-13:00

Language policy, attitudes, and practices in Brussels

Lucy Byram

13:00-13:30

Interlanguage (IL) Truth and Presuppositions in Context

Marie Fellbaum Korpi

13:30-14:00

Morphologically-conditioned Tonal Modifications in Zhangzhou

Yishan Huang

14:00-14:30

Extensive L2 reading overrides AoA in predicting vocabulary size: Evidence from 9-11-year-old Mandarin L2-speakers of

Sithembinkosi Dube, Carmen Kung, Katherine Demuth

14:30-15:00

Children can access absolute and relative readings of superlatives

Lyn Tieu, Zheng Shen

15:00-15:30

Plural mass nouns: An elicited production study

Xiaohe Yuan, Lyn Tieu

15:30-16:00

Associated motion in Baoding (Sinitic)-a preliminary investigation

Na Song

16:00-16:30

Dead patients and inanimate agents: How Margaret Olley’s death affected thematic roles in descriptions of her

Karen Sullivan, Sally Butler

16:30-17:00

Evidentiality in Amri Karbi

Nailya Philippova

17:00-17:30

‘I may be stupid, but at least I’m not an idioglot like yourself’: Uses of stupid and dumb in prescriptive and descriptive discourse

Alyssa A. Severin

17:30-18:00

Three open access corpora of Yolmo and Syuba (Tibeto-Burman, Nepal)

Lauren Gawne

18:00-18:30

Temporal Deixis in the Oral Germanic Tradition Evidence from Old Saxon and Old High German

Valentina Concu

18:30-19:00

The Sociointeractional Function and Visiolinguistic Form of the Internet Meme: A Case Study in Multimodal Political

Damian Rivers

19:00-19:30

Pragmatics input in English textbook series for Vietnamese upper-secondary school students under the National Foreign Language Project

Anh Ton-Nu, Jill Murray

19:30-20:00

Roleplaying for them, roleplaying for us: Table-top roleplaying with and without an online audience

Catherine Cook

13:30-14:00

Overabundant suppletion in West Polesian. The case of the noun 'year'.

Kristian Roncero

14:00-14:30

The locus of pronouns in Standard Fijian

Bill Palmer

13:30-14:00

Sociolinguistic and environmental factors in spatial language

Jonathon Lum, Jonathan Schlossberg, Alice Gaby, Bill Palmer

14:00-14:30

A Usage-based Approach to the Diachronic Development of Spatial Word Shang ‘Above’ in Chinese

Ye Angel Jin, Suzanne Kemmer

14:30-15:00

Spatial orientation terms in comparatives of superiority: from the typological perspective of Lolo-Burmese

Shanshan Lu

13:30-14:00

Glottalisation of coda stops in unstressed syllables

Joshua Penney, Felicity Cox, Anita Szakay

14:00-14:30

Probing the biological conditions for modern phonologies: the late emergence of labiodentals

S. Moran, D. Blasi, A. Margvelashvili, S. Moisik, D. Dediu, B. Bickel

14:30-15:00

Reconstructing the Phonology of Proto-Yam

Nicholas Evans, Matthew Carroll, Christian Doehler

13:30-14:00

Body parts and emotions in Anindilyakwa

James Bednall

14:00-14:30

The expression of emotions in Kunbarlang, a coastal Gunwinyguan language

Isabel O’keeffe, Carolyn Coleman

14:30-15:00

The body and the verb: emotions in Gija

Anna Crane, Frances Kofod

15:00-15:30 Afternoon tea and poster sessions

15:30-16:00

The semantics of Kaytetye Associated Motion revisited

Harold Koch

16:00-16:30

Perceptual meanings in Ticuna demonstratives

Amalia Skilton

16:30-17:00

Noun phrases in Garrwa conversation.

Ilana Mushin

15:30-16:00

Bilingual prosody - French Accentual Phrase in Lifou

Catalina Torres Orjuela

16:00-16:30

The intonational grammar of the Papuan language Fataluku

Tyler Heston

16:30-17:00

Comparing Speech Rhythm in Barunga Kriol and Australian English

Amit German, Caroline Jones, Ann Burchfield, Vincent Aubanel

15:30-16:00

Is there a like conspiracy in Australian English?: A corpus analysis of like across functions

Minna Korhonen, Cara Penry Williams

16:00-16:30

“You just think of annoying girls that don't shut up”: Perceptions and ideologies of like in Western and Northern

Elena Sheard

16:30-17:00

The pragmatic functions of sort of in Australian English

Cara Penry Williams, Jean Mulder, Erin Moore

15:30-16:00

Emotion Metaphors in an Awakening Language: Kaurna, the language of the Adelaide Plains

Rob Amery

16:00-16:30

Emotion concepts and metaphors in Arandic songs

Myf Turpin

17:00-18:30 ALS Annual Meeting

19:00-22:00 Conference Dinner