Workshop Organiser: Hae-Sung Jeon (University of Central Lancashire, UK)

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This workshop aims to create opportunities for researchers in phonology/phonetics (of Japanese/Korean, in particular) to discuss research with broad or interdisciplinary perspectives. The invited talks will highlight themes such as diachronic prosodic changes, language processing in first and second language(s), dialectal variation, community-based research and semi-automatic prosodic analysis.

Talks/Invited Speakers

How bilingualism shapes functional brain system: second language proficiency modulates orthography-to-phonology mapping in a visual word rhyme judgement

Ji Youn Choi (Sookmyung Women's University, Republic of Korea) & Jeyoung Jung (Nottingham University, UK)

From historical dialectology to the sociolinguistics of urban multilingualism: a research trajectory

Petros Karatsareas (University of Westminster, UK)

Age-indexical phonetic cues inform spoken-word recognition

Jung Yun Jonny Kim (Pusan National University, Republic of Korea)

From ‘mora’ to ‘syllable’: Diachronic changes in prosodic organization in Japanese

Haruo Kubozono (The National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, Japan)

Semi-automatic labelling for Korean intonation

Ho-Young Lee (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)

Viewing Accent Variation from a Large Corpus Perspective: Rhoticity in Scottish English

Jane Stuart-Smith (University of Glasgow, UK), Rachel Macdonald (University of Glasgow, UK) and the SPADE Consortium

Assignment of English Lexical Stress by Japanese and Seoul-Korean Learners of English

Mariko Sugahara (Doshisha University, Japan)