About
Theme: Phonetics and Phonology
Where
3650 Mc Tavish St, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1Y2When
19th - 20th April, 2024
Call for Papers
Call for papers – [MOTʰ] 2024 at McGill University
- We are pleased to announce a call for papers for this year's Montréal-Ottawa-Toronto-Hamilton Phonology/Phonetics Workshop ([MOTʰ] 2024), hosted in person by McGill from April 19th to 21st 2024. We invite abstracts on any topic in or relating to phonology, phonetics or their interfaces.
- Abstracts and presentations may be in either French or English. Abstracts must not exceed 1 page, including figures and references, with 1-inch margins and 11-point font. Please submit abstracts as PDF documents by Friday, February 9th via this Google forms link and also fill in the title of the submission, name of the author(s), and presentation type preference. Following internal review, notification of a decision will be sent out by February 23rd.
- Any questions or comments can be sent to the organizing committee of the workshop via meghan.clayards@mcgill.ca, specifying [MOTʰ 2024] in the subject of the email.
Appel à communications – [MOTʰ] 2024 à l'université McGill
- Nous avons le plaisir d'annoncer l'appel à communications pour l'édition 2024 de l'Atelier de phonologie/phonétique Montréal-Ottawa-Toronto-Hamilton ([MOTʰ] 2024), qui aura lieu du 19 au 21 avril 2024 en présence à l'université McGill . Nous accueillons toute proposition se rapportant à la phonologie, la phonétique ou leurs interfaces.
- Les communications peuvent être présentées en français ou en anglais. Les propositions de communications peuvent être rédigées en l'une ou l'autre de ces langues et ne doivent pas dépasser une page (y compris les figures et les références), avec des marges de 1 pouce et une police de taille 11. Veuillez téléverser un document en format PDF avant le vendredi 9 février à l'aide du lien Google Forms suivant. Veuillez également inscrire dans le formulaire le titre de la soumission et le nom des auteures et/ou auteurs, ainsi que votre préférence quant au format de présentation (présentation orale ou par affiche). Suite à un processus de révision interne, les personnes ayant soumis une proposition seront informées de l'acceptation ou du refus de celui-ci d'ici le 23 février.
- Plusieurs informations pratiques seront disponibles sur le site web du colloque: https://moth2024.github.io/.
- Veuillez adresser vos questions et préoccupations au comité organisateur de l'atelier via meghan.clayards@mcgill.ca, avec l'identifiant [MOTʰ 2024] dans l'objet du courriel.
Conference Schedule
Fri Meeting Place: 680 Sherbrooke West, Room 1041
Sat Meeting Place: 3650 Mc Tavish St, Thompson House
Registration
Opening remarks
Talk 1 Irene Smith and Morgan Sonderegger, McGill University
Cross-dialectal variation in prenasal allophony
Talk 2 Samannaz Sedigh Afshar, Carleton University
Imitation of the formant differences in English vowels /i/-/ɪ/ by Spanish learners of English
Coffee Break
Talk 3 Jeanne Brown and Morgan Sonderegger, McGill University
Creaky voice in Canadian English-French bilinguals: An acoustic study across language, gender and age
Talk 4 Philippe Aigner-Therrien, Carleton University
Patterning of laxing spreading in Quebec French
Talk 5 Natália Brambatti Guzzo and Guilherme D. Garcia, Université Laval
Allophony in the L1 induces misperception and misproduction in loanwords
Social Dinner
Place: TBD
Registration
Talk 6 Simon LiVolsi, McGill University
Consonant-glide onsets do not exist in Kanien’kéha
Talk 7 Wei Zhang, McGill University
Exploring the link between perception and imitation of Mandarin flat-falling tonal contrast at individual level
Talk 8 Lev Blumenfeld, Carleton University
A Micronesian merger mystery: the fate of Proto-Oceanic *R
Coffee Break
Talk 9 Song Jiang and Alexei Kochetov, University of Toronto
Variability in the articulation of Beijing Mandarin rhotic vowels
Talk 10 Massimo Lipari, Morgan Sonderegger and Meghan Clayards, McGill University
Spectral dynamics of Quebec French sibilants
Talk 11 B. Elan Dresher, University of Toronto
A learning theory for abstract underlying phonemes
Lunch
Talk 12 Radu Craioveanu, University of Toronto
Long and short diphthongs in North Saami
Talk 13 Connie Ting, McGill University and Yoonjung Kang, University of Toronto
Effects of speaker-specific speech rate on English stop voicing perception: local vs habitual influences
Talk 14 Mahnaz Talebi-Dastenaei, Hamideh Poshtvan and Karen Jesney, Carleton University
Exploring variability and contextual influences on the uvular consonant [ġ] in Gilaki
Coffee Break
Talk 15 Yaisha Stilwell, Alex Zhai and Claire Honda, McGill University
Speech and musical context effects in perception
Talk 16 Zhanao Fu and Idila Yogeswaran, University of Toronto
Investigating phonemic encoding with electroencephalography during continuous speech production
Hotel Information
| Hotel | Address | Booking Procedure |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel Sens | 1808 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal, Quebec H3H 1E5 (~15 minute walk to McGill campus) |
Attendees can book these rooms by phone at +1-888-933-8111 or email at reservations@sensmtlversailles.com |
| Chateau Versailles | 1659 Rue Sherbrooke O, Montréal, QC H3H 1E3 (~15 minute walk to McGill Campus) |
Attendees can book these rooms by phone at +1-888-933-8111 or email at reservations@sensmtlversailles.com |
| Le Germain | 2050 Mansfield St, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1Y9 (~3 minutes walk to McGill Campus) |
Call (514) 849-2050 |
| Hotel Le Cantile Suites | 1110 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1G8 (~2 minute walk to McGill Campus) |
Reserve by phone at: 514-844-3951 ext. 2808 or 2802 Reserve by email at: ventesadjoint@hotelcantlie.com or ventescoord@hotelcantlie.com |
| Hotel 10 | 10 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal, Quebec H2X 4C9 (~15 minute walk to McGill Campus) |
Call Phone: 514-843-6000, toll-free 1-855-390-6787. Email at: reservations@hotel10montreal.com |