Regular meetings are Monday afternoons at 4:00pm.
Please check back regularly for updates.
2008-2009 Schedule
Winter 2009
Special Session: Tuesday, January 6, 5:00pm.
Greenberg Room, Margaret Jacks Hall, 460-r126
Olga Dmitrieva, Stanford University "Geminate typology and perception of consonant length"
Monday, January 12, 4:00pm.
Chair's Office, Margaret Jacks Hall
Organizational Meeting
Monday, January 26, 4:00pm.
Chair's Office, Margaret Jacks Hall
Alex Jaker, Stanford University Headlines and handouts from the "Foot in Phonology" conference
Special Session! Thursday, January 29, 10:15am.
Greenberg Room, Margaret Jacks Hall, 460-r126
Giorgio Magri, MIT "Another Look at the Ranking Problem in Optimality Theory"
Monday, February 2, 4:00pm.
Chair's Office, Margaret Jacks Hall
Uriel Cohen and Matthew Adams, Stanford University "Informativity and the OCP in German"
Monday, February 9, 4:00pm.
Chair's Office, Margaret Jacks Hall
Alex Jaker, Stanford University "Opacity, Level Ordering, and Tonal Feet in Dogrib"
Monday, February 16, 4:00pm.
President's Day
Monday, February 23, 4:00pm.
Chair's Office, Margaret Jacks Hall
Stephanie Shih, Jason Grafmiller, Richard Futrell, and Joan Bresnan, Stanford University "Rhythm's Role in Genitive and Dative Construction Choice in Spoken English" click here for abstract.
Monday, March 2, 4:00pm.
TBA
Monday, March 9, 4:00pm.
Chair's Office, Margaret Jacks Hall
Kyuwon Moon, Stanford University
TBA
Spring 2009
TBA
Fall 2008
Thursday, November 13, 5:00 pm.
Greenberg Room, Margaret Jacks Hall, 460-r126
Paul Kiparsky, Stanford University "Bidirectional OT in phonology: chain shifts and anti-neutralization effects"
Tuesday, December 2, 5:00 pm.
Greenberg Room, Margaret Jacks Hall, 460-r126
Paul Kiparsky, Stanford University "Transderivational extensions of OT:
Output/Output, Paradigm Uniformity, Optimal Paradigms, Sympathy, Candidate Chains, and their comparisons with Stratal OT "
(joint session with Ling 208)
When and where
Regular meetings of Phonology Workshop will be suspended for Fall 2008; instead, we will have a series of special sessions. For the rest of the year, unless otherwise specified, the phonology workshops are held on
Mondays at 3:15 p.m. in the Chair's Office, Margaret Jacks Hall, Department of Linguistics, Stanford University (Building
460). Participating and attending is free and open to everyone. Here
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