UKLVC11

UKVLC11 will take place 29th-31st August 2017

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Thank you all for making #uklvc11 such a success! It's really been great :)
See you in London for #uklvc12 in 2019!

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Buchstaller looking at (t) and the FACE vowel in six speakers who were recorded in 1971 and then 2013 #realtimechage #uklvc11

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Isabelle Buchstaller exploring changes across the life-span of the individual - two phonetic changes in the North East #uklvc11

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Tait et al find that the main differences are between year three and year six for 1st spectral moment (& for rd - tho direction op) #UKLVC11

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Casey Tait (w/ Marija Tabain & Gerry Docherty) on Australian English children's sex differences in sibilant production #uklvc11

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Cardoso showing what's happening with SITE/SIDE depending on year of birth - SITE raising and fronting with young speakers #uklvc11

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Cardoso reminding us: altho phono conditioned variation in MOUTH/PRICE is called Canadian raising, it's all over Eng speaking world #UKLVC11

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Amanda Cardoso about input, output and the link between them in new dialect formation #uklvc11

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@linguistlaura @grbails Maybe. I like non-canonical stuff, so :)

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@linguistlaura @grbails Is it a regional use? I've reread and it seems fine to me.

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Sharma: when focusing on the 'real me' we might set aside group and consensus hearings - what matters is showing own D1 #UKLVC11

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Sharma thinking about how attention affects control and how we shouldn't dismiss attention to speech solely as formality effects #UKLVC11

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Sharma focusing on a single speaker & style dynamics in his language - how audience design, attention to speech and stance interact #UKLVC11

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Last plenary: Devyani Sharma Unexpected indexicalities - individual biography and indexical meaning #UKLVC11

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BUT when you look at voice quality as well, the broader system is changing so there's more to it than just r becoming weaker #uklvc11

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'You can see that the trills are kind of weird, but then trills are kind of weird' #UKLVC11

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Soskuthy, Stuart-Smith et al find there's a significant shift in trajectory in /r/ F3 in both men & women when comparing decades #UKLVC11

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.@msoskuthy @jhstuartsmith et al. on coda r and voice quality in Glasgow since 1890 #UKLVC11

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@grbails finds almost only the alveolar variant in conversation, but much more velar nasal plus in the word list #UKLVC11

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Next George Bailey looking at velar nasal plus in the north of (ing)lang #UKLVC11