The BAAP Colloquium: Archive

We do not have a URL for the 1992 colloquium hosted by the University of Cambridge. If you have access to it, please reach out and let us know. In the absence of a website, here is the information we do have about the colloquium.

BAAP Colloquium 1992, 30 March - 2 April: University of Cambridge

Photograph of the attendees of the 1992 BAAP Colloquium, submitted by Richard Ogden.
Front left: Jack Carnochan (blue waistcoat), Richard Ogden, Bill Barry, [?], Bruce Connell (blue shirt, sunglasses), Francis Nolan, John Wells, [?], Michael Ashby.
Others in the picture: Martin Ball (left, back, shiny waistcoat), [?], John Kelly, Allen Cruttenden, Peter French (moustache), John Local (at the back), Ken Lodge, Bill Wells, Ros Temple, Helen Pandeli, Sue Barry, Jill House, Martin Barry, Gerry Knowles, Anne Wichmann, Mike MacMahon, Ellen Douglas-Cowie...
Possibly Jane Stuart-Smith behind Mike MacMahon.

Please reach out if you can help identify anyone else in this picture!

(Partial?) Programme

D. Howard, 'Larynx closed quotient in the adult speaking and singing voice'
I Watson, 'Cross-linguistic differences in the perception of the voicing quotient'
K Hayward, 'High central vs. high back unrounded vowels: the nature of the distinction'
L van Buuren, 'Clear and dark consonants (and vowels?)'
B Connell, 'Describing taps'
S Hawkins & W Barry, 'Velar stops in English and German'
S Gibbon, H. Dent & W. Hardcastle, 'Types of deviant syllable production in a group of school-aged children, and their response to treatment using EPG'
H Pandeli, 'Dynamic and configurational aspects of tip and blade constrictions'
E Grabe, G de Jong & H Pandeli, 'Correlates of cross-language differences in /s/'
A Butcher, 'Phonetic correlates of contrasting stop series in Australian languages'
J Maidment, 'Is "compound stress" a fiction?'
J Local, 'On the phonetic interpretation of rhythm in a non-segmental phonology'
A Arvaniti, 'The phonetics of Greek rhythm'
M Ball, 'Non-segmental aspects of disordered speech: developments in transcription'
W Wells, 'Phonetic aspects of focus in London Jamaican'
A Cruttenden, 'Rises in English dialects'
M Sanders, 'Pitch contour preferences in short sentences'
B Williams, 'Statistical analysis of a small prosodically-segmented machine-readable speech database for English'
G Knowles, 'Converting the Spoken English Corpus into a speech database'
P Roach, 'Progress on a large-scale machine-readable speech prosody database'
A Wichmann & L Shockey, 'Discovering units in unscripted monologue'
R Ogden, '"Same" and "different" in phonetics and phonology'
J. Watson, 'Vowel production and possible neutralization in some Edinburgh children presenting with developmental phonological disorder'
J C Wells, 'Anomalous left capture of English sonorants'
K Nicolaidis, W Hardcastle & F Gibbon, 'VCV coarticulation in English and French: an EPG and acoustic study'
M Barry, 'Palatalisation and connected speech'
T Davis & E Grabe, 'Cohesion cues in the processing of connected speech'
P Warren & S Hawkins, 'The phonetic bases of spoken word recognition'
P French, 'Developments in forensic phonetics'
A Crompton, 'Computer courseware for English phonetics'
J Trim, 'Phonetics and language teaching: an attempt at revaluation'
A Gaylord, 'Murray's phonetic transcription in the OED'
M MacMahon, 'Report on the BAAP archives'