英語の音声に関する雑記帳

Wednesday 24 March 2010

9.00 REGISTRATION DESK OPENS (Svečana sala)

10.00 OPENING CEREMONY (Svečana sala)

Session A, Moderator – Ružica Ivanović

10.30 Brian Mott (Spain) Vowel frequencies in traditional Cockney and popular London speech

11.00 Bojana Jakovljević (Serbia) VOT transfer in production of English stops by Serbian native speakers

11.30 Biljana Čubrović (Serbia) Evolution of a phonetic phenomenon – the case of Voice Onset Time

12.00 COFFEE BREAK

Session B, Moderator – Rastislav Šuštaršič

12.15 Tvrtko Prćić (Serbia) The role of modernized prescriptivism in teaching pronunciation to EFL university students

12.45 Snezhina Dimitrova & Tsvetanka Chernogorova (Bulgaria) English pronunciation models and tertiary-level students: a Bulgarian perspective

13.15 Galina M. Vishnevskaya (Russia) English pronunciation norms and the case of Russian English

13.45 Eugenia Ledayeva (Russia) English phonetics for Russian learners in the English as the second foreign language classroom

14.15 LUNCH

15.00 PLENARY LECTURE

Professor John C. Wells (United Kingdom) Pronunciation preferences and LPD3

Session C, Moderator – Anastazija Kirkova-Naskova

16.15 Maja Marković & Bojana Jakovljević (Serbia) Some controversies about /v/ in Serbian, transfer in English and other related issues

16.45 Rika Aoki (Japan) Perception and production of English /r/ and /l/ by Japanese university students in various kinds of tasks

17.15 Irina Tverdokhlebova (Russia) Beyond the segmental level: pedagogical requirements for future EFL teachers practical phonetics course

17.45 TEA BREAK

Session D, Moderator – Takehiko Makino

18.00 Irina Anashkina (Russia) The role of the vocal code of an oral text in formulating its axiological assessment

18.30 Klementina Jurančič Petek (Slovenia) Research strategies in L2 phonological fieldwork investigation and significance and/or reliability of results

19.00 Vladimir Filipov (Bulgaria) The sign character of intonation

20.30 CONFERENCE DINNER

Thursday 25 March 2010

Session A, Moderator – Klementina Jurančič Petek

9.00 Takehiko Makino (Japan) Pronunciations in connected speech: a survey of weak forms in a spoken corpus of American English

9.30 Maja Marković (Serbia) Native and non-native realizations of boundary segments: a case of Serbian learners of English

10.00 Vesna Polovina & Miloš Đurić (Serbia) The relevance of phonological criterion in delimiting compounds

10.30 Evgenya V. Tumanova (Russia) Accent placement in English collocations

11.00 COFFEE BREAK

Session B, Moderator – Snezhina Dimitrova

11.30 Ingrid Pfandl-Buchegger & Eva Eberl & Isabel Landsiedler & Milena Insam (Austria) Hearing the difference – an innovative approach to the teaching of pronunciation

12.00 Anastazija Kirkova-Naskova & Dimitar Trajanov (Macedonia) Using web technologies in L2 phonological research: methodological issues and implications

12.30 Rastislav Šuštaršič (Slovenia) Learning from students’ errors: English phonetics theory exam

13.00 LUNCH

14.00 PLENARY LECTURE

Tatjana Paunović (Serbia) Qualitative methods in phonetic research – a contradictio in adjecto?

Session C, Moderator – Brian Mott

15.15 Yulia Arayamova (Russia) Prosodic interference as the key factor for negative perception of international airlines professional discourse

15.45 Zoran Marošan & Vuk Marković (Serbia) Phonological problems in the acquisition of English medical terms

16.15 Nadežda Silaški & Tatjana Đurović (Serbia) An increase in imported goods, imports have increased – the role of teaching pronunciation in an ESP classroom

16.45 TEA BREAK

Session D, Moderator – Galina M. Vishnevskaya

17.00 Miloš Đurić & Natalija Panić (Serbia) Prosodic characteristics of directly and indirectly reported speech in spoken discourse in contemporary English and French TV talk shows

17.30 Isao Ueda & Hiroko Saito (Japan) On the production and knowledge of tonic misplacement by Japanese learners of English

18.00 Ken-Ichi Kadooka (Japan) Punch line paratone in English

18.30 Adi Fejzić (Bosnia-Herzegovina) Orthographic key to understanding Scottish English as portrayed in Irvine Welsh’s Trainspotting

19.00 CONFERENCE CLOSING