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On the Pronunciation of Agreeing Phrases
Calixto Agüero-Bautista (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières)
Modeling “Exceptional” Phrasal Stress
Byron Ahn (UCLA)
Prosody and word order interact in marking information structure in Finnish five-year-olds
Anja Arnhold (University of Alberta), Aoju Chen (Utrecht University & Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) and Juhani Järvikivi (University of Alberta)
Syntactic constraints on prosodic domains: Evidence from Fuzhou VO and VR
Aishu Chen and Ping Jiang (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
The Prosodic Domains of Wh-questions in the Showamura Dialect of Japanese
Jason Ginsburg (Osaka Kyoiku University), Ian Wilson, Emiko Kaneko and Naomi Ogasawara (University of Aizu)
Phonological Phrases in Bàsàá
Fatima Hamlaoui (ZAS), Siri Gjersoe (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) and Emmanuel-Moselly Makasso (Centre National d’Education-MINRESI)
Prosodic structure building constrains syntactic movement: evidence from Bangla
Brian Hsu (University of Southern California)
Intonation effects on adverb placement in German
Anna Kutscher (Bielefeld University)
Clauses and the prosody of the right edge in Hindi-Urdu
Emily Manetta (University of Vermont)
Syntax-prosody interface in tone sandhi of Suzhou VO phrase
Xinyuan Shi and Ping Jiang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Prosody as a decisive word order factor in German scrambling movements
Volker Struckmeier (University of Cologne)
Stress location in verb-initial languages
Hisao Tokizaki (Sapporo University)
Left peripheral particles, syntactic constituency, and emphasis
Andreas Trotzke, Giuseppina Turco and Josef Bayer (University of Konstanz)
Word order variation and prosodic structure. A case study on Italian and Spanish
Jacopo Torregrossa (University of Cologne)
Friday, May 9, 12:00-2:00pm