Ioana Chitoran, Linguistics

The Syllable As An Emerging Unit of Information, Processing, and Production

Ioana Chitoran (Linguistics & Cognitive Science Program), Rick Granger (Psychological & Brain Sciences)

The purpose of this working group is to initiate a dialogue across the boundaries of linguistics, speech, and neuroscience research, converging on the role of the syllable in production and perception. The proposed point of departure stems from the simple observation, present in all three areas of research, that the syllable corresponds to wave-like alternation, modulation, rhythmic recurrence of events, which have a high potential to elucidate significant questions about speech production, perception, and comprehension.

(Front row, L to R): Hosung Nam (Haskins Labs), Rick Granger (Dartmouth), Ioana Chitoran (Dartmouth), Francois Pellegrino (CNRS Lyon, France), Sravana Reddy (Dartmouth)
(Back row, L to R): Elliot Saltzman (BU/ Haskins Labs), William Idsardi (U of Maryland), Oded Ghitza (BU), Mark Tiede (Haskins Labs), Louis Goldstein (USC/Haskins Labs), Jason Bohland (BU), Jelena Krivokapic (Yale), Sam Tilsen (Cornell)

Schedule

Presentations

Bohland_Neukom (pdf)

LGoldstein_Berber (pdf)

LGoldstein_Neukom (pdf)

Oded_Ghitza (pdf)

Pellegrino - Issues - Dartmouth 2012 (pdf)

Pellegrino - Presentation - Dartmouth 2012 (pdf)

SaltzmanGoldsteinNamKrivokapic (pdf)

Tiede_Chitoran_Mooshammer (pdf)

Tilsen - Neukom - sequential selection and coordination-1 (pdf)