Man Gao (Carmen)
Background:
MPhil in Linguistics (2006),
Yale University
MA in Linguistics (2002),
University of Victoria
BA in English Language and Literature (1999),
Sun Yat-sen University
Research Interests:
Articulatory Phonology, Experimental Phonology, Optimality Theory, Chinese phonology and phonetics, tone-segment alignment, speech errors, phonological awareness, Chinese syntax, languages in China
Selected Presentations/Publications:
Gao, Man (2008). Tonal Alignment in Mandarin Chinese: An Articulatory Phonology Account. To be presented at the 82nd Annual Meeting of the LSA, Chicago, IL, January 2008.
Gao, Man (2006). Gestural Representation and Alignment Patterns of Mandarin Tones. Presented at the 10th Conference on Laboratory Phonology, Paris, France, June 2006.
Gao, Man (2005). Preposition Incorporation in Mandarin.
In Qian Gao (ed.)
NACCL 17: Proc. 17th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics.
Los Angeles: GSIL Publications, 84-104.
Gao, Man (2005). The role of alphabetic knowledge in phonological awareness: Implication from identifying word-final unreleased stops. JASA 117(4,2): 2460.
email: man.gao@yale.edu
