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American Dialect Society Thursday, 8 January Afternoon Popular Culture 23 Chair: Room: TBA Commonwealth 1:00 Meredith Tenison (Duke U) & Benjamin Torbert (Duke U/NC SU): Carolina del Norte: Chicano English meets Tobacco Road 1:30 Catherine Evans Davies (U AL): Dialect & the spread of country music: The case of ‘Alabama’ 2:00 Janet M. Fuller (S IL U-Carbondale): Miss Scarlet, Mrs. Peacock, & Ms White: Clues to the use of female titles Phonology 24 Chair: Room: TBA Commonwealth 3:00 Lauren Hall-Lew (Stanford U): Between communities: Southwestern US English 3:30 Phillip Carter (NC SU) & Walt Wolfram (NC SU): New dialect formation in the American South: Latino English & Southern /ai/ 4:00 David Bowie (U Cntrl FL): Linguistic behavior & social affiliation in an urbanizing community 4:30 Barbra Novak (Rice U): The Northern Cities Shift of Ballston Spa, New York Special Presentation: What’s Your Sign for PIZZA An Introduction to Variation in American Sign Language Room: Republic Ballroom Time: 5:00 - 7:00 PM Organizers: Ceil Lucas (Gallaudet U) Robert Bayley (U TX-San Antonio) Taking as a departure Labov's (1982) and Wolfram and Schilling-Estes's (1995) principles whereby linguistic researchers should use the knowledge based on data collected in speech communities for the benefit of the community, we present a 23-minute video and accompanying guide designed to introduce the Deaf community and the general public to the nature of sociolinguistic variation in American Sign Language. Based on data collected as part of a seven-year project in which 207 signers in seven sites across the United States were videotaped in natural conversation, sociolinguistic interviews, and lexical elicitation tasks, the materials provide an introduction to sign language structure and then focus on phonological, syntactic, and lexical variation. The video is both opencaptioned and voiced-over and therefore completely accessible to both hearing and deaf audiences. Refreshments will be served after the presentation. 25
Page 1 and 2: MEETING HANDBOOK LINGUISTIC SOCIETY
Page 3 and 4: Contents Meeting Rooms Floor Plan 4
Page 5 and 6: The • Demonstration: Linguist's S
Page 7 and 8: • NAAHoLS Business Meeting . Fair
Page 9 and 10: Thursday, 8 January Evening Opening
Page 11 and 12: Verbal Syntax 4 Chair: Room: David
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Page 15 and 16: Symposium: Modeling Sociophonetic V
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Page 32 and 33: Society for the Study of the Indige
Page 34 and 35: Friday, 9 January Morning Otomangue
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Page 38 and 39: Mayan Language Acquisition Studies
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Page 51: Abstracts of Regular Papers
Page 55 and 56: properties and several measures of
Page 57 and 58: Jonathan Barnes (Boston University)
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Rebeka Campos-Astorkiza (University
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Daniel Chapuis (William Paterson Un
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Interestingly, putting these two wh
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Hope C. Dawson (Ohio State Universi
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account of the person marking in th
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Orin Gensler (Max Planck Institute
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in Germanic with that found in Prot
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constituents. In contrast, a differ
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pitch patterns interfered with segm
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VP. Lexical material can follow a m
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We are left with the same string of
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Ian Maddieson (University of Califo
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However, unlike similar minimal fea
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Utako Minai (University of Maryland
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Bhuvana Narasimhan (Max Planck Inst
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Catherine O'Connor (Boston Universi
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Barbara Pfeiler (Universidad Autón
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Clifton Pye (University of Kansas)
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voices true stops in two environmen
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Patricia Schneider-Zioga (Universit
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Linnaea Stockall (Massachusetts Ins
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verbs, due to narrator error and/or
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Margot van den Berg (University of
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the reflexive, which triggers the p
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(3) seme mi=ka:=7oya (4) ta=7oya-7i
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Thursday, 8 January Tutorial: Acous
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Thursday, 8 January Town Meeting: A
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In order to provide a demonstration
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Friday, 9 January Symposium: Langua
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function and placement of gender wi
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guage samples constant but manipula
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Saturday, 10 January Symposium: Con
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Sunday, 11 January Symposium: Endan
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