Last updated by kkazmierski on 2023-01-10. Originally submitted by wjarek on 2007-10-22.
Phon&Phon with Bente Hannisdal. Photos by Grzegorz Michalski.
Phon&Phon is a series of meetings organised by the Department of Contemporary English Language. AMU Faculty of English researchers and invited guests talk about topics related to phonetics and phonology – hence the name. The meetings have a relatively informal nature and frequently result in heated discussion. All interested parties are welcome.
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2022–2023
17 January 2023: Ewelina Wojtkowiak: Bidirectional interaction in the realisation of Polish and English vowels: evidence for common phonological space [see details]
6 December 2022: Hanna Kędzierska: The processing of non-native speech: Evidence from ERP studies [see details]
29 September 2022: Joan C. Mora: Speech rhythm in L2 oral production: Individual differences in L2 proficiency, task complexity effects, and its relationship with comprehensibility and accentedness [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2021–2022
1 February 2022: Nicole Rodríguez: The perception and production of lexical stress among early Spanish-English bilingual children [see details]
30 November 2021: Theresa Matzinger: The role of prosody in language learning, language change and language evolution [see details]
19 October 2021: Kyle Parrish: L3 French Voice-Onset Time at first exposure by Spanish-English bilinguals [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2020–2021
13 April 2021: Oriana Kilbourn-Ceron: A new approach to connected speech: using phonological concepts and speech planning models to advance one another (part of the Akademicki Poznań Open Lecture series) [see details]
23 March 2021: Ewelina Wojtkowiak: What does research into L2-induced phonetic drift in L1 tell us about laryngeal phonology? [see details]
8 December 2020: Míša Hejná: Attention To People Like You? What Tyneside English pre-aspiration may suggest about changes from below [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2018–2019
28 January 2020: Małgorzata Kul: Towards modelling yod coalescence in American English [see details]
15 April 2019: Míša Hejná & Kamil Kaźmierski: Pre-aspiration in American English [see details]
26 February 2019: Karolina Baranowska: Variation in Polish word-final nasal vowels: A sociolinguistic study [see details]
31 January 2019: Jonathan Morris & Míša Hejná: The sociophonetics of pre-aspiration in Welsh (a joint event with the Celtic Reading Group) [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2017–2018
21 September 2018: Max Topps: The acquisition of vowel contrasts by English-Polish heritage bilingual children [see details]
25 May 2018: Michael Vitevitch: Connecting the dots: A Personal Research Retrospective [see details]
15 May 2018: Grzegorz Michalski: Alternants of the voiced velar plosive in novel masculine diminutives in Polish with the suffix {–ek} [see details]
6/14 Dec 2017: Andreas Baumann: Workshop on regression modeling and multimodel inference [see details]
14 Nov 2017: Kamil Kaźmierski: Word-final intervocalic glottalization in American English: Evidence for word-specific phonetics [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2016–2017
9 May 2017: Andreas Baumann: Manner of articulation is the primary articulatory pressure in the formation of phonotactic systems: evidence from the acquisition and diachrony of Dutch and Afrikaans [see details]
25 April 2017: Katarzyna Klessa: Annotation Pro: Annotation of linguistic and paralinguistic features in speech; Anna Marczak: A model of word stress in Polish speakers of English [see details]
28 Feb 2017: Geoffrey Schwartz: Integrating segmental and suprasegmental phonology [see details]
17 Jan 2017: Ewelina Wojtkowiak: Features in phonology: the history and the problems [see details]
13 Dec 2016: Lechosław Jocz: VOT i dźwięczność spółgłosek zwartych w gwarze Dąbrówki Wielkopolskiej [see details]
15 Nov 2016: Rachid Ridouane: The phonetics and phonology of syllables without vowels [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2015–2016
24 May 2016: Jerzy Dzierla: Investigating the perception-production link in L2 speech acquisition: The influence of auditory training on pronunciation [see details]
26 April 2016: Maciej Baranowski: Part of town as an independent factor: the NORTH-FORCE merger in Manchester English [see details]
15 March 2016: Bartomiej Czaplicki, Marzena Żygis, Daniel Pape and Luis M.T. Jesus: Acoustic and sociolinguistic analysis of new ways to articulate sibilants in Polish [see details]
23 Feb 2016: Anna Balas: Perception of English vowels by Polish learners of English: A hierarchy of features? [see details]
19 Jan 2016: Katarzyna Olejniczak: First-language phonotactics in second-language continuous speech segmentation [see details]
17 Dec 2015: Richard Wiese: Principles or usage? Experiments on the processing of consonant clusters [see details]
17 Nov 2015: Joan C. Mora: Individual differences in L2 phonological processing [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2014–2015
09 Jun 2015: M Marecka and M Wrembel: The phonological profile of Polish-English bilingual children [see details]
24 Mar 2015: Cormac Anderson: Abstraction and minimality in vowel systems typology: The case of Irish [see details]
24 Feb 2015: Michał Pikusa: Neural correlates of phonological processing in Polish-English bilinguals: An fMRI study [see details]
25 Nov 2014: Małgorzata Kul and Paulina Zydorowicz: Book presentation: Oxford handbook of corpus phonology [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2013–2014
29 May 2014: Maciej Baranowski: The sociolinguistics of back vowel fronting in Manchester English [see details]
18 Mar 2014: Grzegorz Aperliński and Kacper Łodzikowski: Online tools for teaching English phonetics [see details]
12 Nov 2013: Kamil Kaźmierski: Has English become a vowel shifting language, and if so why? [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2012–2013
07 May 2013: Zofia Malisz, Marzena Żygis and Bernd Pompino-Marschall: Rhythmic structure effects on glottalisation: A study of different speech styles in Polish and German [see details]
16 Apr 2013: Grażyna Demenko: Technologie przetwarzania informacji słownych w zapobieganiu oraz zwalczaniu przestępczości zorganizowanej i terroryzmu [see details]
26 Mar 2013: Paula Orzechowska: Online processing of Polish word stress [see details]
15 Jan 2013: Maciej Baranowski: Ethnicity and sound change: African American English in Charleston, South Carolina [see details]
13 Nov 2012: Grzegorz Aperliński: The features and functions of paralinguistic clicks in English [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2011–2012
28 June 2012: Luiza Newlin-Łukowicz: Polish is not a bidirectional stress system [see details]
15 May 2012: Grzegorz Michalski: Palatalisation: coronals, cycles, yers, velars, and the Polish -ek [see details]
17 Apr 2012: Geoff Schwartz: Not-so-dangerous liaisons in the speech of Polish learners of English [see details]
10 Jan 2012: Arkadiusz Rojczyk: Vowel analysis in Akustyk for Praat [see details]
08 Nov 2011: Poster session [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2010–2011
07 June 2011: Daniel Huber [see details]
26 May 2011: Michael Schäfer [see details]
10 May 2011: Michał Jankowski [see details]
13 Apr 2011: Jennifer Nycz [see details]
08 Mar 2011: Małgorzata Szurlej [see details]
23 Nov 2010: Geoff Schwartz [see details]
12 Oct 2010: Bente Hannisdal [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2009–2010
18 May 2010: Bruce Smith (joint IFA Friday Lecture and Phon&Phon meeting) [see details]
13 Apr 2010: Małgorzata Kul [see details]
02 Mar 2010: Michał Jankowski [see details]
19 Jan 2010: Grzegorz Michalski [see details]
15 Dec 2009: Aleksandra Oszmiańska-Pagett [see details]
18 Nov 2009: Ron Kim [see details]
27 Oct 2009: Marta Marecka [see details]
Phon&Phon meetings in the academic year 2008–2009
15 Apr 2009, 18:30: Ulrike Gut [see details]
31 Mar 2009, 18:30: Phon&Phon Reading Group (Jarosław Weckwerth) [see details]
16 Dec 2008, 18:30: Phon&Phon Reading Group (Jarosław Weckwerth) [see details]
25 Nov 2008, 18:30: Jolanta Sypiańska [see details]
Phon&Phon Archive
26 Mar 2008, 18:30: Zofia Malisz and Katarzyna Klessa [see details]
30 Oct 2007, 18:30: Poster session [see details]
12 Jun 2007: Ugo Ugorji: Phonology of Nigerian English: Main research developments.
06 Mar 2007: Monika Połczyńska-Fiszer: Regaining speech after brain injury and coma – A longitudinal case study.
21 Nov 2006: Kamila Malczak: The implicational nature of phonostylistic processes.
22 Jun 2006: Łukasz Mokrzycki: On phonological representations.
25 May 2006: Włodzimierz Sobkowiak and Aleksandra Wojnowska: PDI PAD: Phonetic Difficulty Index in Phonetic Access Dictionary (a demo of the beta version).
17 May 2005: Emilia Szalkowska (AMU Department of Linguistics): Why do we need svarabhakti and other parasites in phonology? How to repair Polish consonant clusters? Korean students' strategies.
20 Oct 2005: Workshop: Acoustic analysis in Praat: A short course on how to use this computer programme for your own research and during classes. Geoffrey Schwartz, Anna Bogacka and Zofia Malisz.
06 Apr 2005: Joint interdisciplinary meeting: Jarosław Weckwerth: How EMMA will digitise your tongue: Electro-Magnetic Midsagittal Articulometry.
Monika Połczyńska-Fiszer: See your brain! The basics of fMRI.
12 May 2004: Geoff Schwatrz: Perception in Natural Phonology – Formalizing “external” evidence.
22 Apr 2004: Anna Bogacka: What do Poles hear when they listen to English? On the perception of English high vowel by Polish learners of English.
28 Nov 2004: Workshop 1: Małgorzata Fabiszak and Katarzyna Janicka: Effective voice use in the classroom. Workshop 2:
Geoff Schwarz: Speech analysis for practical phonetics. Acoustics for dummies. Wiktor Gonet: Acoustics for Practical Phonetics.
13 Oct 2004: Bryan Pellom (Center for Spoken Language Research, University of Colorado) talked about advances in speech technology.
2003: Pier Marco Bertinetto (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa): The weakness of the syllabic effect in Italian.
