(SFP)²+NAPhCxi = NAPhC2021

North Atlantic Phonology Conference 2021

(Featuring World’s Longest Coffee Break)

Part I: (SFP)² — Substance-Free Phonology Student Forum Panel

Here are links to videos from first half of NAPhC2021:

Link to invited talk session

Link to panel session

^{Saturday June 12, 2021}

^{June 12 schedule (EDT)}

^{12.00 Start of workshop - invited lightning talk session}

^{12.10 Ariwan Addy Suhairi (University of Cambridge) "Vowel harmony: What a substance-free learner has to learn"}

^{12.25 Islam Youssef (University of South-Eastern Norway) "The problem of Arabic marginal emphatics: What learners really need to learn"}

^{12.40 Shanti Ulfsbjorninn (University of Deusto) "Feature spreading and substance free phonology: The view from element theory"}

^{12.55 Pedro Tiago Martins (University of Ljubljana) "Some ramifications of biology for phonological architecture"}

^{1.10 Maxime Papillon (Concordia University) "Linear order and simultaneity in the phonological representation"}

^{1.25 Alex Chabot (Université Côte d'Azur) "Finding strength in Substance-Free Phonology"}

^{1.40 Marjorie Leduc (University of Toronto) "Karajá ATR harmony in Substance Free Logical Phonology"}

^{1.55 Veno Volenec (Concordia University) "Externalizing substance-free phonological primes"}

^{2.10 Break}

^{2.30 Panel discussion on Substance-Free Phonology with Pavel Iosad (University of Edinburgh), Charles Reiss (Concordia University), Keren Rice (University of Toronto), Bridget Samuels (University of Southern California), and Tobias Scheer (Université Côte d'Azur)}

^{4.00 Panel conclusion, end of workshop}

^{...TWO WEEK COFFEE BREAK...}

^{Part II: NAPhCxi —11th North American Phonology Conference}

^{Sunday June 27, 2021}

^{See the talks on YouTube}

• ^{10:30-11:25 Kyle Gorman (CUNY) On Productivity in Phonology slides}

• ^{11:30 -12:25 Hilton Alers Valentin (Mayaguez) Recursion in Phonology? Evidence from Neuroscience and Artificial Grammar Learning slides}

• ^{12:30-13:25 Jane Chandlee (Haverford) What Do We Really Mean by (Non-)Iterativity? slides}