http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.1515\/jsall-2015-0001<\/a>.<\/p>\nArsenault, Paul & Alexei Kochetov. 2011. Retroflex harmony in Kalasha: agreement or spreading? In Suzi Lima, Kevin Mullin & Brian Smith (eds.), Proceedings of the North East Linguistic Society 39, 55\u201366. Amherst: GLSA.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2009. Coronal features and retroflexion in Dhivehi and other Indo-Aryan languages. Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics 30. 17\u201333.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2008. On the feature geometry of coronal articulations. Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics 29. 1\u201321.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2007. Marking the unmarked: Exceptional patterns of syncretism in English and Hindi. In Milica Radi\u0161i\u0107 (ed.), Proceedings of the 2007 annual conference of the Canadian Linguistic Association (11 pages).<\/p>\n
Conference Presentations<\/h2>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2022. The vowels of Badaga re-examined. Paper presented at the Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto Phonology\/Phonetics Workshop, University of Ottawa, March 25\u201327.<\/p>\n
Kochetov, Alexei, Paul Arsenault & Jan Heeg\u00e5rd Petersen. 2019. A preliminary acoustic investigation of Kalasha retroflex (rhotic) vowels. Paper presented at the International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (ICPhS 2019), Melbourne, Australia, August 5\u20139.<\/p>\n
Abraham, Binny & Paul Arsenault. 2018. Muduga vowels in historical context. Paper presented at the 40th International Conference of the Linguistic Society of India (ICOLSI-40), Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysore, India, December 5\u20137.<\/p>\n
Abraham, Binny & Paul Arsenault. 2018. Muduga vowels: Preliminary results of an acoustic and historical-comparative study. Paper presented at the Summer Phonology Forum, University of Toronto, August 2.<\/p>\n
Kochetov, Alexei & Paul Arsenault. 2018. Parameters in Kalasha retroflex vowel harmony: Preliminary acoustic evidence. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, Salt Lake City, UT, January 4-7.<\/p>\n
Kochetov, Alexei & Paul Arsenault. 2017. Retroflex vowel harmony in Kalasha: A preliminary acoustic analysis. Paper presented at the CRC-Sponsored Summer Phonetics\/Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, August 15.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2016. Retroflexion in South Asia: Typological, genetic, and areal patterns. Paper presented at the Workshop on Typological Profiles of Language Families of South Asia, Uppsala University, Sweden, September 15\u201316.<\/p>\n
Kochetov, Alexei & Paul Arsenault. 2016. The retroflex\/dental phoneme frequency in South Asian languages: Preliminary observations. Paper presented at the Workshop on Typological Profiles of Language Families of South Asia, Uppsala University, Sweden, September 15\u201316.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2016. Retroflexion in South Asia: Typological patterns and areal distributions. Paper presented at the CRC-Sponsored Summer Phonetics\/Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, June 16.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2015. The evolution of retroflex phonotactics in South Asia. Paper presented at the 31st South Asian Languages Analysis Roundtable (SALA-31), Lancaster University, UK, May 14\u201316.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2014. Retroflex consonant harmony: An areal feature in South Asia. Paper presented at the International Workshop on Linguistic Microareas in South Asia, Uppsala University, Sweden, May 5\u20136.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2012. The diachronic origins of retroflex phonotactics. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Linguistic Association, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, May 26\u201328.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2012. An evolutionary perspective on retroflex phonotactics. Paper presented at the MOT Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, March 9\u201311.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2011. Similarity and contrast in consonant harmony: Evidence from Dardic. Paper presented at the CRC-Sponsored Summer Phonetics\/Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, June 16.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2010. Deriving a typological asymmetry: Long-distance laryngeal and coronal co-occurrence restrictions. Paper presented at the CRC-Sponsored Summer Phonetics\/Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, July 29.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2009. Coronal consonant harmony in Indus Kohistani. Paper presented at the MOT Phonology Workshop, University of Toronto, February 27\u2013March 1.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul & Alexei Kochetov. 2009. Retroflex (consonant) harmony in Kalasha. Paper presented at the 83rd Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, San Francisco, 8\u201311 January.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul & Alexei Kochetov. 2008. Retroflex harmony in Kalasha: Agreement or spreading? Poster presented at the 39th Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society, Cornell University, 7\u20139 November.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2008. Coronal classes and features in Indo-Aryan languages. Paper presented at the MOT Phonology Workshop, McGill University, Montreal, 14\u201316 March.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2007. Coronal classes and features in Dhivehi. Paper presented at the Coronal Workshop, University of Toronto, 9 November.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2007. Marking the unmarked: Exceptional patterns of syncretism in English and Hindi. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Linguistic Association, University of Saskatchewan, 26\u201329 May.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2007. [\u2212anterior] as a natural phonological class: Evidence from Sanskrit and Gujarati re-examined. Paper presented at the MOT Phonology Workshop, University of Ottawa, 2\u20134 March.<\/p>\n
Arsenault, Paul. 2006. The adaptation of English alveolar stops in Telugu and Hindi. Paper presented at the MOT Phonology Workshop, York University, Toronto, 10\u201312 February.<\/p>\n
Teaching (Tyndale University, Toronto)<\/h2>\n
LING 1013 Introduction to Linguistics I
\nLING 1023 Introduction to Linguistics II
\nLING 2013 Phonetics
\nLING 2033 Phonology I: Phonological Analysis
\nLING 3033 Phonology II: Advanced Phonological Analysis
\nLING 4053 Field Methods<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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