{"id":399,"date":"2023-10-28T02:52:28","date_gmt":"2023-10-28T02:52:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.colips.org\/conferences\/tai2023\/wp\/?page_id=399"},"modified":"2023-11-19T15:48:16","modified_gmt":"2023-11-19T07:48:16","slug":"program-details","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.colips.org\/conferences\/tai2023\/web\/program-details\/","title":{"rendered":"Program Details"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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S1: Opening Session (Day 1, 09:00 – 09:30)<\/h2>

K1: Keynote Speech 1 (Day 1, 09:30 – 10:30)<\/h2>

Title: Tones, Tunes and the Dynamics of Intonational Categories<\/strong><\/p>

Speaker: Jennifer S Cole, Northwestern University, USA<\/em><\/strong><\/p>

Chair:\u00a0 Wentao Gu<\/em><\/strong><\/p>

S2: Tea Break (Day 1, 10:30 – 11:00)<\/h2>

O1: Pitch and Pitch Accent (Day 1, 11:00 – 12:00)<\/h2>

Chair: Poh Shih Chiew<\/strong><\/p>

35<\/strong>: Speakers adaptively plan f0 trajectories under rate changes: Evidence from Thai contour tones<\/p>

Burroni, Francesco; Kirby, James<\/em><\/p>

43<\/strong>: No effects of f0 manipulation and phrase position in Korean word recognition<\/p>

Kaland, Constantijn; Gordon, Matthew; Jang, Jiyoung; Katsika, Argyro<\/em><\/p>

44<\/strong>: Individual variability in the production of consonant-induced pitch perturbations at vowel onset in Thai<\/p>

Silpachai, Alif; Hu, Na; Arvaniti, Amalia<\/em><\/p>

S3: Lunch (Day 1, 12:00 – 13:30)<\/h2>

O2: Diverse Aspects of Prosody (Day 1, 13:30 – 14:30)<\/h2>

Chair: Jennifer S Cole<\/strong><\/p><\/div>

25<\/strong>: The phonetics and pragmatics of H* and L+H* in British English<\/p>

Kim, Jiseung; Hu, Na; Orrico, Riccardo; Gryllia, Stella; Arvaniti, Amalia<\/em><\/p>

41<\/strong>: Synthesising and Assessing Performative Speech Modes<\/p>

Lau, Emily; Post, Brechtje; Knill, Katherine M<\/em><\/p>

84<\/strong>: Exploring Rhythmic Patterns in Deori and Mising using Read Speech Data<\/p>

Saikia, Krisangi; Mahanta, Shakuntala<\/em><\/p>

86<\/strong>: Production of Mandarin Tones in Patients with Parkinson\u2019s Disease<\/p>

Gu, Wentao; Fan, Ping; Liu, Weiguo<\/em><\/p>

S4: Tea Break (Day 1, 14:30 – 15:00)<\/h2>

P1: Poster Session 1 (Day 1, 15:00 – 16:00)<\/h2>

2<\/strong>: Cross-language perception of the Japanese singleton\/geminate contrast: Case of Vietnamese speakers with and without Japanese language experience<\/p>

Kimiko, Tsukada; \u0110\u00e0o,\u0110\u00edch; Huyen, Trang<\/em><\/p>

3<\/strong>: OCP and downstep in Japanese<\/p>

Hirayama, Manami; Hwang, Hyun Kyung; Kato, Takaomi<\/em><\/p>

5<\/strong>: Mutual predictability of the accent patterns of Tokyo and Osaka Japanese<\/p>

Noguchi, Hiroto<\/em><\/p>

17<\/strong>: Polite Tones of Voice in Transition: Investigating Speech Production and Perception in Thai Speakers of Different Generations<\/p>

Jitwiriyanont, Sujinat<\/em>\u00a0<\/p>

18<\/strong>: The prosody of polar response particles in German and Dutch<\/p>

Repp, Sophie; Ulbrich, Christiane<\/em><\/p>

26<\/strong>: The prosody of contrastive focus and verum focus in rejections<\/p>

Seeliger, Heiko; Repp, Sophie<\/em><\/p>

29<\/strong>: Vocative Intonation in Bulgarian<\/p>

Andreeva, Bistra; Dimitrova, Snezhina<\/em><\/p>

36<\/strong>: Challenging categorical perception of lexical tone and gradient perception of intonation \u2014\u2014 Evidence from Cantonese identification and discrimination studies<\/p>

Yang, Yang; Gussenhoven, Carlos; Reshetnikova, Victoria; van de Ven, Marco<\/em><\/p>

40<\/strong>: F0 Change of Lexical Tones in Loud Speech<\/p>

liu, weitong; zhang, hui; shi, jiajia; ye, yuhan<\/em><\/p>

47<\/strong>: Vowels, Tones and Tonogenesis in Braj Bhasha<\/p>

Ojha, Neetesh Kumar; Mahanta, Shakuntala<\/em><\/p>

O3: Typological Prosody (Day 1, 16:00 – 17:00)<\/h2>

Chair: Caicai Zhang<\/strong><\/p>

6<\/strong>: Modelling Fijian focus prosody using PENTAtrainer: A pilot study<\/p>

Lee, Albert; Simard, Candide; Tamata, Apolonia; Xu, Yi; Prom-on, Santitham; Sun, Jiaying<\/em><\/p>

9<\/strong>: Syntax-Prosody mismatches in Teotitl\u00e1n Zapotec<\/p>

Uchihara, Hiroto; Guti\u00e9rrez, Ambrocio<\/em><\/p>

50<\/strong>: Prosodic phrasing in Breton<\/p>

Elfner, Emily; Torres-Tamarit, Francesc; Jouitteau, M\u00e9lanie<\/em><\/p>

82<\/strong>: The Prosodic Profile of Black Mountain M\u00f6npa<\/p>

Hyslop, Gwendolyn<\/em><\/p>

E1: City Tour (Day 1, 17:00 – 21:00)<\/h2>

K2: Keynote Speech 2 (Day 2, 09:00 – 10:00)<\/h2>

Title: Perceptual similarity and acoustic variability as filters on tonal variation and change<\/strong><\/p>

Speaker: James Kirby, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universit\u00e4t M\u00fcnchen, Germany<\/em><\/strong><\/p>

Chair: Amalia Arvaniti<\/b><\/strong><\/p>

S5: Tea Break (Day 2, 10:00 – 10:30)<\/h2>

O4: Tones in Chinese Languages (Day 2, 10:30 – 12:00)<\/h2>

Chair: Bei Yang<\/strong><\/p>

7<\/strong>: Cross-generational variability of laryngeal contrasts in Shuangfeng Xiang Chinese<\/p>

Shi, Menghui; chen, yiya<\/em><\/p>

22<\/strong>: The Interaction of Tonal and Metrical Prominence in the Pingding Variety of Chinese<\/p>

Jia, Pingping<\/em><\/p>

32<\/strong>: Polysyllabic tone sandhi and morphosyntax in Xiangshan Wu Chinese<\/p>

Shi, Yibing; Nolan, Francis; Post, Brechtje<\/em><\/p>

85<\/strong>: Roles of F0 Range\/Slope and Duration in Cueing the Mandarin Rising or Falling Tones<\/p>

Zhang, Wei; Gu, Wentao<\/em><\/p>

73<\/strong>: Carryover Tonal Variations for Speech Recognition in Standard Chinese<\/p>

Hasanah, Hana N; Yang, Qing; chen, yiya<\/em><\/p>

69<\/strong>: Aspiration and tones in Guangxi Cantonese<\/p>

Yang, Bei; Xian, Wenting<\/em><\/p>

S6: Lunch (Day 2, 12:00 – 13:30)<\/h2>

K3: Keynote Speech 3 (Day 2, 13:30 – 14:30)<\/h2>

Title:Exploring the Relationship Between Gesture and Pitch \u2018Prominence\u2019 From the Perspective of African Tonal Languages<\/strong><\/p>

Speaker: Katie Franich, Harvard University, USA<\/em><\/strong><\/p>

Chair: Hansj\u00f6rg Mixdorff<\/strong><\/p>

S7: Tea Break (Day 2, 14:30 – 15:00)<\/h2>

P2: Poster Session 2 (Day 2, 15:00 – 16:00)<\/h2>

24:<\/strong> The Attractivity of Average Speech Rhythm in Mandarin Chinese<\/p>

Oh, Gyong Min; Wang, Chun; Kaland, Constantijn<\/p>

39<\/strong>: Encoding Tone Sandhi in Zhangzhou Southern Min: An Inter-disciplinary Exploration<\/p>

Huang, Yishan<\/em><\/p>

46<\/strong>: The effect of post-tonic lengthening and F0 in Syrian Arabic prosody<\/p>

Al Hasan, Malek; Mahanta, Shakuntala<\/em><\/p>

49<\/strong>: Intonation of angry and happy Singapore English acted speech<\/p>

Koh, Rae Jia Xin; Tan, Ying Ying<\/em><\/p>

52<\/strong>: Deconstructing the phonetic corelates of syllable prominence in Mundari<\/p>

Horo, Luke; Gogoi, Pamir; Anderson, Gregory<\/em><\/p>

66<\/strong>: Untangling the Word-Tone System: The Basic Tonal and Prosodic Patterns in Choca-ngaca<\/p>

Wang, Xiyao<\/em><\/p>

70<\/strong>: Study on Chinese Tone Acquisition of Learners From Different Language Backgrounds<\/p>

LI, Jinhao<\/em><\/p>

77<\/strong>: Production of Mandarin Third Tone Sandhi by the Young generation in Malaysia<\/p>

Ren, Xin; Chiew, Poh Shin<\/em><\/p>

79<\/strong>: Tonal Variation of Southern Min Dialect: A Case Study of Klang Hokkien in Malaysia<\/p>

Chiew, Poh Shin; Chau, Meng Huat<\/em><\/p>

80<\/strong>: Pitch Accents, Boundary Tones and Tune Compositionality<\/p>

Gryllia, Stella; Arvaniti, Amalia; Kim, Jiseung; Hu, Na; Orrico, Riccardo<\/em><\/p>

O5: L2\/Bilingual Prosody (Day 2, 16:00 – 17:30)<\/h2>

Chair: James Kirby\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>

8<\/strong>: The Effects of Imitation and Emphasis Levels on the Learning of Post-Focus Compression: A Case Study of Cantonese Speakers on English<\/p>

To, Ann Wai Huen; Xu, Yi<\/em><\/p>

21<\/strong>: Spanish imperatives produced by proficient Chinese learners of Spanish: The differences in prenuclear pitch accent and boundary tones<\/p>

Xi, Xiaotong; Li, Peng<\/em><\/p>

27<\/strong>: Does Bilingualism Influence Attentional Control in the Cantonese Tone Dichotic Listening?<\/p>

WANG, Yuqi; Qin, Zhen<\/em><\/p>

37<\/strong>: L2 learning and language attrition in intonation: analysis of Spanish L2 and Brazilian<\/p>

Silva, Cristiane C; Mixdorff, Hansj\u00f6rg; Arantes, Pablo<\/em><\/p>

71<\/strong>: The acquisition of L2 Mandarin T3 sandhi and neutral tone by Japanese speakers<\/p>

Shu, Tong; Mok, Peggy<\/em><\/p>

81<\/strong>: Exploring the Utility of Automatically Generated References for Assessing L2 Prosody<\/p>

Juli\u00e3o, Mariana; Abad, Alberto; Moniz, Helena<\/em><\/p>

E2: Banquet (Day 2, 18:30 – 21:00)<\/h2>

K4: Keynote Speech 4 (Day 3, 09:00 – 10:00)<\/h2>

Title: When East speaks West: Assumptions about Prominence and Intonation in Singapore English<\/strong><\/p>

TAN Ying Ying, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore<\/em><\/strong><\/p>

Chair: Yiya Chen<\/strong><\/p>

S8: Tea Break (Day 3, 10:00 – 10:30)<\/h2>

O6: Contextual Tones (Day 3, 10:30 – 12:00)<\/h2>

Chair: Katie Franich<\/strong><\/p>

33<\/strong>: Stylised Tone and Intonation in Dog Directed Speech<\/p>

Huang, Yu-Xian<\/em><\/p>

34<\/strong>: Tonal coarticulation in Angami level tones<\/p>

Terhiija, Viyazonuo; Gwirie, Zhonei i; Sarmah, Priyankoo<\/em><\/p>

38<\/strong>: Attitudinal Prosody in Hindi<\/p>

Mixdorff, Hansj\u00f6rg; Ghosh, Archishman; Khatri, Prashant; Rao, Preeti; Meireles, Alexsandro<\/em><\/p>

42<\/strong>: A Preliminary Investigation of the Phonetic Characteristics of Moklen Tones<\/p>

Pornpottanamas, Warunsiri; Pittayaporn, Pittayawat; Maspong, Sireemas<\/em><\/p>

55<\/strong>: Tone in Binumarien Loans: Incorporating Tok Pisin Words in a Kainantu (Papuan) Tonal System<\/p>

van Dasselaar, Renger<\/em><\/p>

67<\/strong>: PraaPer: simple, rich and intuitive representations for tone and intonation<\/p>

cangemi, francesco; albert, aviad<\/em><\/p>

S9: Lunch (Day 3, 12:00 – 13:30)<\/h2>

O7: Intonation (Day 3, 13:30 – 14:30)<\/h2>

Chair: Ying Ying Tan<\/strong><\/p>

4<\/strong>: The perception of German wh-phrase-final intonation: a contour clustering evaluation<\/p>

Seeliger, Heiko; L\u00fctzeler, Anne; Kaland, Constantijn<\/em><\/p>

30<\/strong>: Ethnicity and intonational variation in Singapore English child-directed speech<\/p>

Chong, Adam; Sim, Jasper H; Post, Brechtje<\/em><\/p>

57<\/strong>: Exploring intonational patterns of poetic speech: Insights from a large corpus of German poetry<\/p>

Schauffler, Nadja; Ketschik, Nora; Jung, Kerstin; Blessing, Andr\u00e9; Koch, Julia; Bernhart, Toni; Kinder, Anna; Kuhn , Jonas ; Richter, Sandra; Sturm, Rebecca; Viehhauser, Gabriel; Vu, Ngoc Thang<\/em><\/p>

59<\/strong>: Clustering lexical tones with intonation variation<\/p>

Li, Katrina Kechun; Nolan, Francis; Post, Brechtje<\/em><\/p>

S10: Tea Break (Day 3, 14:30 – 15:00)<\/h2>

O8: Tone Learning and Neurolinguistics (Day 3, 15:00 – 16:30)<\/h2>

Chair:\u00a0<\/strong>Aoju Chen, <\/strong>Sophie Repp<\/strong><\/p>

10<\/strong>: Benefits of Targeted Memory Reactivation in Perceptual Learning of Non-native Tones are Associated with Slow-oscillation Phase and Delta-theta Power<\/p>

Chen, Xiaocong; Lu, Jiayi; Qin, Zhen; Hu, Xiaoqing; Zhang, Caicai<\/em><\/p>

12<\/strong>: Daytime Naps Consolidate Cantonese Tone Learning Through Talker Generalization<\/p>

Wu, Ruofan; Qin, Zhen; Zhang, Caicai<\/em><\/p>

13<\/strong>: Tonal contrast in Drenjongke (Bhutia): an Electroglottograph study<\/p>

Lee, Seunghun; Villegas, Juli\u00e1n; Namgyal, Kunzang<\/em><\/p>

53<\/strong>: Setting the \u201ctone\u201d first and integrating into the syllable later:\u00a0 An EEG study of lexical tonal encoding in Mandarin word production<\/p>

Chen, Xiaocong; Zhang, Caicai<\/em><\/p>

61<\/strong>: Variable Pitch Accent and Prosodic Phrasing in Japanese Adjectival Complex DPs<\/p>

Chan, Le Xuan; Furusawa, Rina; Lee, Seunghun<\/em><\/p>

87<\/strong>: A new approach to the learning of tonal categories in tone and non-tone languages<\/p>

Chen, Aoju<\/em><\/p>

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