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Marianne Pouplier Contact information Institut
für Phonetik und Sprachverarbeitung LMU Schellingstraße
3, R. 217 VG 80799
München Germany phone: +49-(0)89-2180 2811 email: pouplier at phonetik
dot uni-muenchen dot de Current projects Stability and
change in sound patterns of the world's languages: typological,
physiological, and cognitive factors (ERC Starting Grant) Past projects Articulatory patterns across languages and their
implications for the cognitive representation of speech (with Ioana Chitoran; travel grant of the Bayerisch-Französisches
Hochschulzentrum (BFHZ)) Basic Research in Speech Disorders. LMU excellent with Jonathan Harrington, Philip Hoole
and Wolfram Ziegler Timing and Cohesion of
Gestures in Speech Production (DFG Emmy-Noether Grant) 2007 - 2013 Publications and manuscripts 2003 Pouplier, M. Referential subject and object gaps in
Modern Icelandic. Nordlyd
31(2), 361-375. Pouplier, M. The dynamics of error. In M-J. Solé, D. Recasens & J.
Romero (Ed.s), Proceedings
of the 15th International Congress of the Phonetic Sciences, Barcelona.
2245-2248. [pdf] Pouplier, M. Units of Phonological Encoding:
Empirical Evidence. PhD Thesis. [pdf] 2004 Whalen, D., Magen, H., Pouplier, M., Kang, M. & Iskarous, K. Vowel production and perception: Hyperarticulation without a hyperspace effect. Language and Speech 47(2), 155-174. Whalen, D., Magen, H., Pouplier, M., Kang, M. & Iskarous, K. Vowel targets without a hyperspace effect.
Letter to the Editor. Language
80(3), 377-378. Pouplier, M., Buchwald, A. & Stone, M. A tagged
cine-MRI and ultrasound study of the German vowel system. Working Papers and Technical Reports,
Vocal Tract Visualization Laboratory, University of Maryland Dental School,
Baltimore, 6, 18-55. [pdf] Pouplier, M. An ultrasound investigation of speech
errors. Working Papers and Technical
Reports, Vocal Tract Visualization Laboratory, University of Maryland Dental
School, Baltimore, 6, 1-17. 2005 Pouplier, M. & Goldstein, L. Asymmetries in the
perception of speech production errors. Journal
of Phonetics 33, 47-75. [pdf] Pouplier, M. & Stone M. A tagged Cine-MRI
investigation of German vowels. Proceedings
of the 9th European Conference on Speech Communication and
Technology (Interspeech), Lisbon. 2157-2160. [pdf] Pouplier, M. & Hardcastle,
W. A re-evaluation of the nature of speech errors in normal and disordered
speakers. Phonetica
(62), 227-243. [pdf] 2007 Goldstein, L., Pouplier, M., Chen, L., Saltzman, E.
& Byrd, D. Dynamic action units slip in speech production errors. Cognition (103/3), 386-412. [pdf] Kochetov, Pouplier, Son. Cross-language differences in overlap and
assimilation patterns in Korean and Russian. Proceedings of XVI ICPhS, Saarbrücken, 1361-1364. [pdf] Pouplier, M. Tongue kinematics during utterances
elicited with the SLIP technique. Language
and Speech, 50(3) [pdf] (final draft) Pouplier, M. Articulatory perspectives on errors. In Schütze, C.T.
& Ferreira, V.S. (Eds.). Proceedings of the Linguistic
Society of America Summer Institute, Workshop State of the Art in Speech Error Research, MIT/Harvard 2005. MIT Working Papers in Linguistics, 53,
115-132. [pdf] Scobbie, J., Pouplier, M., Wrench, A. Conditioning factors in external
sandhi: an EPG study of English /l/ vocalisation. Proceedings of XVI ICPhS, Saarbrücken, 441-444. [pdf] Son, M., Kochetov, A.
& Pouplier, M. The role of gestural overlap in perceptual place
assimilation in Korean. In J. Cole & J. Hualde
(Eds.). Papers in Laboratory Phonology
IX. [pdf] 2008 Pouplier, M. The role of a coda consonant as error
trigger in repetition tasks. Journal of Phonetics, 36, 114-140. [pdf] Kröger, B.; Pouplier, M., Tiede, M. An evaluation
of the Aurora system as a flesh-point tracking tool for speech production
research. Journal of Speech Language
and Hearing Research, 31, 1-8. [pdf] Pouplier, M. & Waltl,
S. Articulatory timing of coproduced gestures and its implications for models
of speech production. Proceedings of the 8th International Seminar of Speech
Production, Strasbourg. [pdf] Marin, S. & Pouplier, M. Organization of Complex
Onsets and Codas in American English: Evidence for a Competitive Coupling
Model. Proceedings of the 8th International Seminar of Speech Production,
Strasbourg [pdf] Kochetov, A. & Pouplier, M. Phonetic variability and grammatical
knowledge. An articulatory study of Korean place assimilation. Phonology 2010 Pouplier, M. & Goldstein, L. Intention in
Articulation: Articulatory timing of coproduced gestures and its implications
for models of speech production. Language
and Cognitive Processes, 25(5),
616-649. [pdf] Marin, S., Pouplier, M. & Harrington J. Acoustic consequences of
articulatory variability during productions of /t/ and /k/ and its
implications for speech error research. Journal
of the Acoustical Society of America, 127(1), 445-461 [pdf] Scobbie, J. & Pouplier, M. Conditioning factors in external sandhi: an
EPG study of vocalisation and retraction of word-final English /l/. Journal of Phonetics, 38(2),
240-259. [pdf] Iskarous, K., Pouplier, M., Marin, S.
& Harrington, J. The interaction between prosodic boundaries and accent
in the production of sibilants. Proceedings
of the 5th International Conference on Speech Prosody, Chicago,
100197:1-4. [pdf] Marin, S. & Pouplier, M. Temporal organization
of complex onsets and codas in American English: Testing the predictions of a
gestural coupling model. Motor Control
14(3), 380-407. [pdf] 2011 Pouplier, M. The atoms of phonological
representations. In Marc van Oostendorp, Keren Rice, Beth Hume, Colin Ewen (eds). The Blackwell Companion to Phonology. Wiley-Blackwell. Pouplier, M., Hoole, Ph.
& Scobbie, J. Investigating the asymmetry of
English sibilant assimilation: acoustic and EPG data. Journal of Laboratory Phonology 2(1), 1-33. [pdf] Pouplier, M. & Beňuš,
Š. On the phonetic status of syllabic consonants: Evidence from Slovak. Journal of Laboratory Phonology, 2(2),
243-273. [pdf] Beňuš, Š. & Pouplier, M. Jaw movement in vowels and liquids forming the
syllable nucleus. Interspeech 2011. 2012 Hoole, Ph., Kühnert, B. & Pouplier, M.
System-related variation. The Oxford
Handbook of Laboratory Phonology. Ed.s M.
Huffman, C. Fougeron, A. Cohn, pages 115-130.
Oxford University Press. Pouplier, M.
The gestural approach to syllable structure: Universal, language- and
cluster-specific aspects. In Fuchs, Weihrich, Pape,
Perrier (ed.s) Speech
Planning and Dynamics. Peter Lang. 63-96. Pouplier, M. The gaits of speech: re-examining the
role of articulatory effort in spoken language. In Maria-Josep
Solé, Daniel Recasens (ed.s). The
Initiation of Sound Change: Perception, Production, and Social Factors.
John Benjamins. Philip Hoole, Lasse Bombien, Marianne Pouplier, Christine Mooshammer,
Barbara Kühnert
(Eds). Consonant
Clusters and Structural Complexity. Mouton de Gruyter
(Interface Exploration Series), 2012. [publisher’s
website]. 2013 Harrington, J., Hoole,
Ph., Pouplier, M. Future directions in speech production. The Bloomsbury Companion to Phonetics.
Eds Rachael-Anne Knight & Mark Jones. London:
Bloomsbury, 242-259. Kochetov, A., Pouplier, M. & Truong, S. A preliminary ultrasound study of
Nepali lingual articulations. Proceedings of Meetings in Acoustics
(POMA) online 2013. Hoole, P., Pouplier, M., Beňuš, Š. & Bombien, L. Articulatory
coordination in obstruent-sonorant clusters and
syllabic consonants: data and modelling. In L. Spreafico
& A. Vietti (eds.), Rhotics. New Data and Perspectives, Bolzano University Press, 81-97. 2014 Marin, S. & Pouplier,
M. Articulatory
synergies in the temporal organization of liquid clusters in Romanian. Journal
of Phonetics, 42, 24-36. Goldstein, L., & Pouplier, M. The temporal
organization of speech. In Victor Ferreira, Matthew Goldrick and Michele Miozzo (eds.), The
Oxford Handbook of Language Production. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
To appear 2014. Pastätter, M.
& Pouplier, M. The temporal coordination of Polish onset and coda
clusters containing sibilants. Proceedings
of the 10th International Seminar on Speech Production, Cologne, Germany, 5-8
May 2014. Pastätter, M.
& Pouplier, M. The articulatory modeling of German coronal consonants
using TADA. Proceedings of the 10th
International Seminar on Speech Production, Cologne, Germany, 5-8 May 2014. Pouplier, M., Hoole, Ph., Cederbaum, J., Greven, S. & Pastätter, M. Perceptual and
articulatory factors in German fricative assimilation. Proceedings of the 10th
International Seminar on Speech Production, Cologne, Germany, 5-8 May 2014. Pouplier, M. &
Goldstein L. The relationship between planning and execution is more than
duration: Response to Goldrick & Chu. Language, Cognition and
Neuroscience, 29(9), 1097 – 1099. DOI:10.1080/01690965.2013.834063 Cederbaum, J., Greven, S., Pouplier, M., & Hoole, P. (2014). Functional linear mixed model for
irregularly spaced phonetics data. Proceedings
of the 29th International Workshop on Statistical Modelling, 1, 75-80. Pouplier, M., Marin, S., Waltl,
S. Voice onset time in consonant cluster errors: Can phonetic accommodation differentiate
cognitive from motor errors? Journal of
Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 57, 1577-1588. 2015 Hoole, Ph. & Pouplier, M. Interarticulatory
coordination. In Melissa Redford (ed.), Handbook of Speech Production.
Wiley-Blackwell. 2015. Pastätter, M.
& Pouplier, M. (2015) Onset-vowel timing as a function
of coarticulation resistance: Evidence from articulatory data. Proceedings of the 18th International Congress of Phonetic
Sciences, Glasgow, 10-14 August 2015. Bučar Shigemori, L. S. & Pouplier, M. & Beňuš, Š (2015) Phonemic length and phrasal accent
in Slovak consonantal and vocalic nuclei. Proceedings of the 18th International Congress of Phonetic
Sciences, Glasgow, 10-14 August 2015. Marin, S., Pouplier, M.
& Kochetov, A. Timing patterns of word-initial
obstruent-sonorant clusters in Russian. Proceedings of the 18th
International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Glasgow, 10-14 August 2015. Pouplier, M., Marin, S.
& Kochetov, A. Durational characteristics and
timing patterns of Russian onset clusters at two speaking rates. Interspeech, Dresden Pouplier,
M. Between 'whims of fashion' and 'phonetic law':
Performance constraints in speech production in the face of linguistic
diversity. In Il farsi e disfarsi
del linguaggio. Acquisizione,
mutamento e destruttutrazione
della strutura sonora del linguagguo /
Language acquisition and language loss. Acquisition, change and disorders of
the language sound structure, edited by M. Vayra,
C. Avesani, and F. Tamburini
(AISV, Milano), pp. 41-57. 2016 Pouplier, M. & Hoole, Ph. Articulatory and acoustic characteristics
of German fricative clusters. Phonetica, 73,
52-78. Cederbaum, J., Pouplier, M., Hoole, P., & Greven, S. Functional linear mixed models of irregularly
or sparsely sampled data. Statistical Modelling, 16(2), 67-88. Marin, S., & Pouplier, M.
Spontaneously occurring speech errors in German: BAS corpora analysis. In A.
Gilles, V. B. Mititelu, D. Tufis
& I. Vasilescu (Eds.), Errors by Humans and
Machines in multimedia, multimodal and multilingual data processing.
Bucharest: Editura Academiei
Române (Romanian Academy Press), 75-90. Pouplier, M., and van Lieshout, P. "Frontiers and challenges in speech
error research: A gestural perspective on speech errors in normal and
disordered populations," in Speech motor control in normal and
disordered speech: Future developments in theory and methodology, edited
by P. van Lieshout, B. Maasen,
and H. Terband (American Speech, Language &
Hearing Association), pp. 257-274. 2017 Pouplier, M., Marin, S., Hoole,
P., & Kochetov, A. (2017). Speech rate effects
in Russian onset clusters are modulated by frequency, but not auditory cue
robustness. Journal of Phonetics, 64, 108-126 Hoole, P., and Pouplier, M. Öhman
returns: New horizons in the collection and analysis of articulatory imaging
data, Computer Speech and Language, 45,
253-277. Pastätter, M., and Pouplier, M. Articulatory
mechanisms underlying onset-vowel organization, Journal of Phonetics, 65, 1-14. accepted Pouplier, M., Cederbaum,
J., Hoole, P., Marin, S., and Greven,
S. (in press). "Mixed
modeling for irregularly sampled and correlated functional data: speech
science applications," Journal
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