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SUMMARY:Mariapaola D'Império was Interviewed on the VOX podcast about Prosody
DESCRIPTION:LINK: Mariapaola D’Império’s VOX Podcast Interview
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/prosody-lab/event/__trashed/
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SUMMARY:Robert Esposito has been awarded the Henry Rutgers Scholar Award
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to announce that one of our UnderLings\, Robert Esposito has been awarded the Henry Rutgers Scholar Award for his outstanding research work on a variety of Spanish that is spoken in El Salvador. Robert was advised by Prof. Mariapaola D’Imperio on this project. \nRobert’s honors thesis is the first work on the variety of Spanish spoken in El Salvador offering a comprehensive view of the intonational phonology system and tune usage to convey various speech acts. Robert’s work was impressive because\, despite the Covid situation\, he recorded El Salvador speakers over zoom\, learned intonations labeling and devised a system with contrastive elements that is specific to Salvadoran Spanish. He even discovered very interesting systematic variants within the participants\, related to the city of origin (on the same side of the isogloss determined by segmental phonology patterns)\, for vocatives and question tunes. His work has already been presented at an undergraduate conference in Berkeley and is extremely relevant for work on intonational variability\, dialect exposure and conveying meaning that Prof. D’Imperio is leading in the intonational community. Finally\, Robert has shown a very big drive and independence for conducting this work\, which is remarkable at the undergraduate level. \nNeedless to say\, we are extremely proud of Robert’s achievements! \nCongratulations to both Robert and Prof D’Imperio!
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/prosody-lab/event/robert-esposito-has-been-awarded-the-henry-rutgers-scholar-award/
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SUMMARY:Dr. Holger Mitterer's talk: The letters of speech: evidence from perceptual learning and selective adaptation
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URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/prosody-lab/event/dr-holger-mitterers-talk-the-letters-of-speech-evidence-from-perceptual-learning-and-selective-adaptation/
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