[For "submitted" papers, associated poster presentations
are provided for download where possible. For published papers,
manuscript versions are supplied. In some cases, these may be
considerably earlier versions, or phonetic symbols may not be encoded
correctly. Please consult the final published
version in the journal as well.]
Warner, Natasha, Fountain, Amy, and Tucker, Benjamin V.
2009. Cues to perception of
reduced flaps.
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 125:3317-3327.
Warner, Natasha, Luna, Quirina, and Butler,
Lynnika. 2007. Ethics
and revitalization of dormant languages:
The Mutsun language. Language Documentation and
Conservation, 1:58-76. [Note: the journal is entirely online and
publicly available, so this link is to the actual article.]
Gussenhoven, Carlos, and Warner, Natasha, eds. 2002.
Laboratory Phonology VII. Mouton de Gruyter. (719 pages.)
Van Geenhoven, Veerle, and Warner, Natasha, eds. 1999. Max
Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics Annual Report 1999. (156 pages.)
Warner, Natasha, Ahlers, Jocelyn, Bilmes, Leela, Oliver,
Monica, Wertheim, Suzanne, and Chen, Melinda, eds. 1998. Gender and
Belief Systems. The Proceedings of the Fourth Berkeley Women and
Language Conference, April 19-21, 1996, Berkeley, California. (814
pages.)
Book chapters, book reviews, and conference
proceedings
Warner, Natasha. Submitted. A
relationship between the feminism and the science of Elise Richter:
Rejection of limitations. Submitted for a book to be edited
by R. Tanzmeister. [ASA-Paris
2008 poster]
Warner, Natasha. To appear. Methods for studying
spontaneous speech. Invited chapter in A. Cohn, C. Fougeron,
& M. Huffman (eds.), Handbook of Laboratory Phonology.
Warner, Natasha. Submitted. Reduction. Invited
chapter in M. van Oostendorp, C. Ewen, E. Hume, & K. Rice (eds.),
The Blackwell Companion to Phonology.
Warner, Natasha. 2005. Review of Phonetic Data Analysis: An
Introduction to Fieldwork and Instrumental Techniques, by Peter
Ladefoged. Language in Society 34:652-655.
Warner, Natasha, and Weber, Andrea. 2002. Perception of
stop epenthesis at syllable boundaries. Proceedings of the
International Conference on Spoken Language Processing, Denver,
Colorado, September 2002, 1121-1124.
Arai, Takayuki, and Warner, Natasha. 1999. Word level
timing in spontaneous Japanese speech. Proceedings of the 14th
International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, San Francisco, August
1999. 1055-1058.
Warner, Natasha. 1998. Integrating
Speech Perception and
Formal Phonology. Texas Linguistics Forum 41: Proceedings of the
1998
Conference of the Texas Linguistics Society, ed. by Amanda R. Doran,
Tivoli Majors, Claude E. Mauk, and Nisha Merchant Goss. Austin:
Department of Linguistics, University of Texas at Austin. 189-202.
Warner, Natasha. 1996. Acoustic
Characteristics of
Ejectives in Ingush. Proceedings of the International Conference on
Spoken Language Processing, October 3-6, 1996, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. 1525-1528.
Recent posters and other presentations (2006-current)
"Perception
of an Allophonic Distinction from Conversational Speech."With Anna Woods (first author).Poster
presentation at the Acoustical
Society of America meeting, Baltimore, MD, April 2010.
"Reduced Speech: Seeing Both the
Big Picture and the Detail." Invited talk, meeting of the Dutch
Association for Phonetic Sciences, "Speech Production and Perception in
the Brain," Leiden University, June 2009.
"'And he was like...': Production and Perception of Reduced
Conversational Speech." Informal talk, University of Massachusetts
Department of Linguistics, May 2009.
"Revitalizing the Mutsun Language." Invited talk for the University of
Arizona Financial Administrator Series. April 2009.
"Revitalizing the Mutsun Language: An Unusual Situation for
Sociolinguistics, L2 Teaching, and Language Change." With Lynnika
Butler, Heather van Volkinburg, and Quirina Luna. Invited talk,
Arizona Senior Academy, Academy Village, Tucson, Arizona, January 2009.
"Perception of reduced speech: Approximated stops." With
Benjamin V. Tucker and Amy Fountain. Poster presentation at
the Acoustical Society of America meeting, Paris, June 2008.
"Revitalizing Mutsun: The database and the community, or how
to get out of the data graveyard." With Lynnika Butler, Heather van
Volkingburg, and Quirina Luna. Informal talk, Max Planck
Institute for Psycholinguistics, Language and Cognition Group, June
2008.
"Production (or non-production) of American English intervocalic
stops." With Benjamin V. Tucker. First Nijmegen Workshop on
Speech Reduction, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, June,
2008.
"Fourth formant drop as a correlate of American English
Flaps." With Benjamin V. Tucker. Poster
presentation, annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America,
January, 2008.
"An unusual result of prosodic domain boundary effects:
Romanian devoiced nasals." With Benjamin V. Tucker (first
author). Poster presentation, annual meeting of the
Linguistic Society of America, January, 2008.
"I was jus' like, all, whatever!": Variability of Stops in
Conversational vs. Laboratory Speech of American
Undergraduates. With Benjamin V. Tucker. Invited
colloquium, Institute for Phonetics, University of Cologne, November
2007.
"Revitalizing the Mutsun Language: An Unusual Situation for
Sociolinguistics, L2 Teaching, and Language Change." With
Lynnika Butler, Heather van Volkinburg, and Quirina Luna.
Invited talk, Sheffield University, Sheffield, England, October 2007.
"I was jus' like, all, whatever!": Variability of Stops in
Conversational vs. Laboratory Speech of American
Undergraduates. With Ben Tucker. Invited
colloquium, Sheffield University, Sheffield, England, October 2007.
"Production and Processing of Variability in Intervocalic
Stops: How do we Understand [ãõ] as 'I
don't know'?" With Benjamin V. Tucker. 4th Annual
Meeting of Phonetics and Phonology in Germany, Nijmegen, October 2007.
"Inhibition of processing due to reduction of the American English
flap." With Benjamin V. Tucker (first author).
Poster presentation at the 16th International Congress of Phonetic
Sciences, Saarbrücken, August 2007.
"Fourth formant dip as a correlate of American English
flaps." With Mary Dungan (first author), Karen Morian, and
Benjamin V. Tucker. Poster presentation at the Acoustical
Society of American meeting, Salt Lake City, June 2007.
"Language revitalization is language creation." With Heather
van Volkinburg (first author), Lynnika Butler, and Quirina
Luna-Costillas. Third Conference on Endangered Languages and
Cultures of Native America (CELCNA), Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2007.
"Use of Harrington data in language revitalization and linguistic
research: The Mutsun language." With Lynnika
Butler, Heather van Volkinburg, and Quirina Luna-Costillas.
Invited colloquium at the University of Victoria, British Columbia,
Canada, March 2007.
"Variability in Intervocalic Stops: Production and
Processing." With Benjamin Tucker. Invited
colloquium at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada,
March 2007.
"Use of Harrington data in language revitalization and linguistic
research: The Mutsun language." With Lynnika
Butler, Heather van Volkinburg, and Quirina Luna-Costillas. Society for
the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas Annual Meeting
(SSILA), Anaheim, California, January 2007.
"Metathesis in Mutsun morphophonology: Newly discovered data." With
Lynnika Butler (first author), Heather van Volkinburg, and Quirina
Luna-Costillas. Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of
the Americas Annual Meeting (SSILA), Anaheim, California, January 2007.
"Categorical and Gradient Variability in Intervocalic Stops."
With Benjamin Tucker. Linguistic Society of America Annual Meeting,
Anaheim, California, January 2007.
"Japanese mora-timing and processing: The case of devoiced
vowels." With Naomi Ogasawara. Talk in the invited
panel "Speech Timing and Pronunciation Training for the Japanese
Language." Joint meeting of the Acoustical Society of America
and the Acoustical Society of Japan, Honolulu, Hawaii, November 2006.
"New Evidence for Mutsun Verbal Infixation." With Lynnika
Butler, Heather van Volkinburg, and Quirina Luna-Costillas (Butler is
first author). High Desert Linguistic Society, New Mexico, November
2006.
"'I was jus' like, all, whatever!': Stops in conversational
vs. laboratory speech of American undergraduates." With Ben
Tucker. Invited talk, Max Planck Institute of
Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, the Netherlands, June 2006.
"Mutsun language revitalization: An unusual L2 teaching
situation." With Lynnika Butler, Heather van Volkinburg,
Kendra Dyrsten, and Quirina Luna-Costillas. Invited
colloquium, Second Language Acquisition and Teaching Program,
University of Arizona, March, 2006.
"Sources of variability in linguistic data: Methods for
analyzing random factors. Part of the tutorial colloquium
'Squeezing the juice out of linguistic data: Statistics in
linguistics.'" Department of Linguistics colloquium,
University of Arizona, March, 2006.