OCP2 Conference Program

WEDNESDAY

1900 -
Registration. Venue: Åpenbar (Strandtorget 3)


THURSDAY: Location E-0101, Faculty of Humanities

0830	Registration opens
0855	Conference opens

SESSION 1
CHAIR: Paula Fikkert

0900	ALLISSON WETTERLIN & ADITI LAHIRI Monosyllabic words in Norwegian compounds
0940	HIDETOSHI SHIRAISHI Asymmetric specification in the laryngeal contrast of Nivkh
1020	Coffee break (20 min)

SESSION 2
CHAIR: Miklos Törkenczy

1040	TONIO GREEN Opacity in Tiberian Hebrew: Morphology, not phonology
1120	NANCY C. KULA Domain variability and overapplication effects in inflected reduplication
1200	Lunch
1315	Optimal paradigms and lexical exceptions KEYNOTE ADDRESS by JOAN MASCARÓ CHAIR: Marc van Oostendorp

1415	Coffee break (15 min)

SESSION 3
CHAIR: Rina Kreitman

1430	JOSE ELIAS-ULLOA Moraic Inconsistencies in Lhasa Tibetan: The Relations between Syllable-Weight Categorizations, Sonority and Quantity
1510	TOBIAS SCHEER Portrait of a phonological cripple: schwa
1550	Short break (10 min)
1600	LAURA J. DOWNING Why minimal truncations are optimally longer than Minimal Word
1640	End

FRIDAY: Location E-0101, Faculty of Humanities

0830	Poster set up time

SESSION 4
CHAIR: Eulàlia Bonet

0930	PAUL BOERSMA & SILKE HAMANN Featural enhancement with probabilistic faithfulness constraints
1010	BRUCE MORÉN & TORE NESSET Russian Softening Explained: Phonetics, Phonology and Morphology Combined
1050	MARY ANN WALTER & VALENTINE HACQUARD Conditioned Allophony in Speech Perception: An MEG Study
1130	The sun returns to Tromsø!

SESSION 5
CHAIR: Ove Lorentz

1150	KIE ZURAW Cluster splittability: corpus and survey evidence from Tagalog infixation
1230	Lunch & Preliminary poster perusal
1330	Phonology in different mechanisms of language acquisition KEYNOTE ADDRESS by MARINA NESPOR CHAIR: Tarald Taraldsen
1430	Coffee break (20 min)

SESSION 6
CHAIR: Claartje Levelt

1450	KAREN BAERTSCH Initial Consonant Clusters in Modern Tibetan Dialects: CCCCVC to CV
1530	ANIA LUBOWICZ Restricted Local Conjunction
1615	Reception: Posters and refreshments (Scroll down for the list of posters.)
1830	End

SATURDAY: Auditorium 3, Faculty of Medicine
11.30 Business meeting

SESSION 7
CHAIR: Dafna Graf

1200	DAVID ODDEN Epenthesis, Minimality, and Degenerate Syllables in Zinza
1240	CHRISTIAN UFFMANN Optimal Epenthetic Consonants
1320	MARTIN KRAEMER Much ado about nothing? English r and phonological opacity
1400	Coffee break (30 min)

SESSION 8
CHAIR: Patrik Bye

1430	ADAM USSISHKIN & ANDREW WEDEL Conspiracies of Contrast in Paradigm Structure
1510	T. A. HALL The role of paradigm uniformity in German syllabification
1550	Coffee break (25 min)
1615	Candidate chains KEYNOTE ADDRESS by JOHN McCARTHY CHAIR: Maria-Rosa Lloret

18.45	Busses
19.30	Dinner at Fjellheisen

Posters

Siri G. Tuttle	Irregularity and Phonology in an Athabaskan Paradigm
Marta Domagala	Palatalizations and clusters of coronals in Old Church Slavic: evidence against strict parallelism
Rina  Kreitman	Interaction of Reduplication with Word Prosody and Segment Phonotactics
Marc van Oostendorp	Inflectional tones and morpheme expression in Limburg Dutch
Dafna Graf	Stem alternations in inflectional paradigms: Implications for Semitic morphology
Diana Apoussidou	Learning to ignore weight: Pintupi
Hideki Zamma	Variety among Class 1 Suffixes and Partial Ordering in English
Christiane Kaden	Compensatory lengthening in Luganda prenasalization
Maria Rosa Lloret & Eulalia Bonet	On the scope of Base-Identity
Sara Finley	Morphological Influences on Vowel Harmony
Trudel Meisenburg and Christoph Gabriel	Silent onsets? An optimality-theoretic approach to French h aspiré words
Miklos Torkenczy, Laszlo Kalman & Peter Rebrus	Hungarian linking vowels: An analogy-based approach
Judith Meinschaefer	Final vowel deletion and phonological phrasing in Italian
Paula Fikkert, Claartje Levelt, Niels Schiller	Faithful to Stress?
Pere Grimalt & Clàudia Pons	Why do not Catalan surface nominal and adjectival stems end in  a schwa?
Dorota Glowacka	Asymmetries in the place assimilation in prefixed and suffixed words in Polish