Janet Grijzenhout
Mailing address Dr. Janet Grijzenhout
English Department

Instituut Vreemde Talen  
Utrecht University 
Trans 10
3512 JK Utrecht 

the Netherlands


Telephone number in Utrecht  ++ 31 - 30 - 2536014 (office) 
E-mail address in Düsseldorf   grijzenh@phil-fak.uni-duesseldorf.de
 
 Main research interests: 
 Phonology, Morphology, First and Second Language Acquisition, English Linguistics, Historical Linguistics.
 

Curriculum Vitae

Conference Presentations

Publications & Manuscripts

   CURRICULUM VITAE

MA and PhD Thesis Supervisor

  • Diana Apoussidou (first supervisor Prof. Dr. Dieter Wunderlich), MA Thesis on stress-assignment in Modern Greek (graduated April 2001 in Düsseldorf, currently employed as PhD-student at the University of Amsterdam(UVA)).
  • Dafna Graf (first supervisor Prof. Dr. Dieter Wunderlich), PhD Thesis on Modern Hebrew Phonology and Morphology (PhD student in Düsseldorf since January 2000).
  • Martin Krämer , (first supervisor Prof. Dr. Dieter Wunderlich), PhD Thesis on Vowel Harmony in Optimality Theory (PhD student from January 1998 - March 2001; graduated December 2001 in Düsseldorf, currently employed as lecturer at the University of Ulster, Northern Ireland).
  • Michaela Zander (first supervisor Prof. Dr. James Kilbury), MA Thesis on First Language Acquisition (graduated December 1999 in Düsseldorf).

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    PhD Dissertation Committee Member


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    CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
    2002
    "Unerwartete Effekte im Zweitspracherwerb", Wissenschaftlicher Vortrag,
    Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, 23 April.


    "The emergence of the unmarked in first and second language acquisition:
    an OT-based account", 24. Jahrestagung der DGfS, Universität Mannheim, Germany, 28 February.
    2001 "VW in English, Dutch and German", GGS-Meeting, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany,  15 June.
    2000 "Constraint-demotion and constraint-transfer in second language acquisition",
    GGS-Meeting, University of Potsdam, Germany, 2 June and
    Fourth Utrecht Biannual Phonology Workshop, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, 22 June.

    "Wo ist /r/ im Niederländischen?", Marburg-Düsseldorf Phonology Meeting, Düsseldorf, Germany, 5 May.

    "Voicing and devoicing in German, English, and Dutch", 
    LSSA-Conference
    , University of Cape Town, South Africa, 14 January.

    & Bertus van Rooij. "Voicing phenomena in Zulu-English",
    Workshop on Black South African English
    , Cape Town University &
    Potchefstroomse Universiteit vir CHO, South Africa.
    1999  "Consonant nasalization, nasal harmony, and nasal epenthesis",
    Conference on Distinctive Feature Theory
    , ZAS, Berlin, 8 October. 

    "The lack of onsets in German child phonology", GALA'99,
    University of Potsdam, Germany, 11 September.

    "Duration and Voicing in Obstruents: Reflections on Dutch and English
    Voicing Assimilation", Workshop on Laryngeals, ZAS, Berlin, 17 July.

    "Dutch Devoicing and Voicing Assimilation: a Case of OT-Constraint Interaction",
    Workshop on Constraints and/versus Preferences during
    the 32nd Poznan Linguistics Meeting in Poland, 1 May.

    "Omitting Onsets in German Child Phonology", SFB-colloquium
    on language acquisition
    , Cologne, Germany, 23 April.
    1998  & Martin Krämer, "Final Devoicing and Voicing Assimilation in Dutch:
    The Interaction of Alignment and Featural Identity",
    Conference of the SFB 282 'Lexicon in Focus' in Wuppertal, Germany, 18 August.

    & Sandra Joppen "German Child Language and Phonological Features: A Case Study", 
    Third Utrecht Biannual Phonology Workshop, Utrecht University, 11 June.

    "Suffixes, clitics, stress, and final devoicing in Dutch",
    The 6th Manchester Phonology Meeting
    , University of Manchester, U.K., 22 May.

    "Ein OT-Ansatz zur Auslautverhärtung und Akzentverschiebung im Niederländischen",
    Universität Konstanz, Germany, 14 May.

    "Eine constraint-basierte Analyse von Akzentverschiebung und Auslautverhärtung
    im Niederländischen", SFB-colloquium on word stress, Düsseldorf, 8 May.

    "Double V", Linguistics in the Netherlands , Utrecht, 17 January.
    1997 "Suffixe, Klitika und Auslautverhärtung im Niederländischen",
    SFB-Mitarbeitertreffen, Solingen, Germany, 18 November.

    "The Role of Coronal Specification in German and Dutch Phonology and Morphology",
    International Workshop on Phonology and Morphology of the Germanic Languages,
    Philipps-Universität Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 28 August.

    "Konsonantenmutation", SFB-colloquium on 'Prosodisch/phonologische
    Aspekte des Lexikons'
    , Wuppertal, Germany, 6 June.

    "Sonority and Autosegmental Phonology", Third HIL Phonology Conference
    (HILP 3), 
    Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 10 January.
    1996  "Weakening, Strengthening, and Nasalization: the things that happen
    to consonants in morphological environments",
    Zentrum für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (ZAS), Berlin, 
    25 October.

    "Consonant Mutations and Aperture Theory", Canadian Linguistics Association (CLA) 
    Annual Conference, Brock University, St. Catherines, Canada, 26 May.

    "Asymmetries and Coronal Consonants", Workshop on Coronals, organised by 
    Elan Dresher, Janet Grijzenhout, and Keren Rice, University of Toronto, 23 May.

    "Aperture Theory and Consonant Weakening Processes",
    FLSM VII
    , Ohio State University, USA, 17 May.

    "Consonant Nasalization and Aperture Theory", Phonology Group,
    University of Toronto, Canada, 15 April.

    "Aperture Theory and Kaingang Nasal Consonants",
    MOT Workshop
    , McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 3 February.
    1995 "Lenition and Fortition", McGill University Phonology Meeting,
    Montreal, Canada, 21 November.

    "The sounds of Old Irish", Celtic Colloquium ,
    Utrecht University, the Netherlands, 13 May.

    "Consonant Mutation and Optimality Theory",
    phonology research group, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, 2 February.
    1994 "Phonological and Syntactic Aspects of Modern Irish Consonant Mutation",
    Tilburg Linguistics Workshop, the Netherlands, 30 November.

    "Poetic End-Rhyme in Early Middle Irish with Special Reference to Sonority",
    Parasession on the Generative Grammar of Irish
    , University of Ulster,
    Jordanstown, N-Ireland, 25 June.
    1993 "Feature Geometry and the (under)specification of nasals and laterals",
    OTS graduate linguistics group, Utrecht University, the Netherlands, 22 October.

    "Feature Geometry and Coronal Underspecification", the first HIL-Phonology Conference
    (HILP 1), Leiden University, the Netherlands, 16 January.
    1990 "Modern Icelandic Foot Formation", 21st annual meeting of the
    Linguistic Society of the Netherlands
    , Utrecht University, 20 January.
    1989 "Icelandic Syllable Structure", special phonology session of the
    department of Icelandic, Háskoli Íslands, Reykjavík, Iceland, 15 March.

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    PUBLICATIONS & MANUSCRIPTS

    Books
    2001
    • West-Germanic Sound Structure: A Contrastive Study, Habilitationsschrift ('postdoctoral dissertation'), submitted to the Faculty of Arts at the Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, 9 October.

    1995

    • Irish Consonant Mutation and Phonological Theory, PhD dissertation, Utrecht: Led (232 pp.).

    Edited Volume
    2000 
    • Clitics in Phonology, Morphology and Syntax, LA 36. Co-edited with Birgit Gerlach. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company (441 pp.).

    Refereed Journal Articles and Reviews
    2002
    • Book notice of Geert Booij (2002) "The Morphology of Dutch" in Journal of Linguistics.

    • "Stress at the phonology-morphology interface", in Ingrid Kaufmann and Barbara Stiebels (eds), Studia Grammatica 53 "More than Words", Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 15-45.

    • Review of Barbara Handford Bernhardt and Joseph P. Stemberger (1998) "Handbook of Phonological Development: From the Perspective of Constraint-Based Nonlinear Phonology", in WORD 53.1, 83-87 [rev pdf file ].
    2001
    • "Representing nasality in consonants", in T. Alan Hall (ed.), Studies on Distinctive 
    • Feature Theory, Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter, 177-210.
     
    • Book notice of Barbara Handford Bernhardt and Joseph P. Stemberger (1998) 
    • "Handbook of Phonological Development: From the Perspective of Constraint-
      Based Nonlinear Phonology" in Diachronica.
    2000 
    • & Birgit Gerlach, "Clitics from different perspectives", introduction to Birgit Gerlach and Janet Grijzenhout (eds), Clitics in Phonology, Morphology and Syntax . Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 1-29.

    • & Martin Krämer, "Final Devoicing and Voicing Assimilation in Dutch Derivation and Cliticization", in Barbara Stiebels and Dieter Wunderlich (eds), Studia Grammatica 45 "Lexicon in Focus"
    • Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 55-82 [voice pdf file] .
    1999
    • Review of Antony Dubach Green (1997) "The Prosodic Structure of Irish, Scots Gaelic, 
    • and Manx", in Glot International, Volume 4, Issue 5, Den Haag: HAG, 13-15.
    1998
    • "The Role of Coronal specification in German and Dutch Phonology and Morphology", in Wolfgang Kehrein &
    • Richard Wiese (eds), Phonology and Morphology of the Germanic Languages. Tübingen: Niemeyer, 27-50.
    1994
    • & Astrid Holtman, "Optimality and Poetic Rhyme in Early Irish", in Jan Don et al. (eds), 
    • OTS Yearbook 1994, 43-62.
    1993
    • "Monnikenwerk van Delftse kloosterzusters; Uniek misboek uit 1460 in Ierse bibliotheek", Delftse Post, 8 September.
    1992
    • "The Change of Relative that to who and which in Late Seventeenth-century Comedies",  in
    • Michael Barnes et al. (eds), NOWELE, Vol. 20, 33-52.

    • & Wim Zonneveld, review of J. Kelly and J. Local, "Doing Phonology", Journal of  Phonetics
    • 20, 167-171.
    1991
    • "Fula Initial Consonant Mutation", in Peter Coopmans et al. (eds), OTS Yearbook 1991, 33-47.

    Published Conference Proceedings
    2002
    • & Sandra Joppen-Hellwig, "The lack of onsets in German child phonology", in I. Lasser 
    • (ed.), The Process of Language Acquisition (Proceedings of GALA'99)
      Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang Verlag,  319-339. [ms. pdf file]
    2001
    • "Devoicing and voicing assimilation in German, English and Dutch: a case of constraint interaction", in Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kolaczyk (ed.), Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs 134: "Constraints and Preferences". Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter, 201-228.
    1997 
    • "Sonority-changing processes in autosegmental phonology", in Geert Booij and Jeroen van de Weijer (eds),
    • HIL Phonology Papers III. The Hague: HAG, 103-124.
    1995
    • "Phantom Phonology and Aperture Positions", in Marcel den Dikken and Kees Hengeveld (eds), Linguistics in the Netherlands , 101-111.

    • "Feature Geometry and Coronal Transparency", in Harry van der Hulst and Jeroen van de Weijer (eds),
    •  HIL Phonology Papers I, The Hague: HAG, 165-185.
    1990
    • "Modern Icelandic Foot Formation", in R. Bok-Bennema and P. Coopmans (eds), 
    • Linguistics in the Netherlands , 53-62.

    Working Papers and Manuscripts
    2001
    • & Bertus van Rooij, "Voicing phenomena in Zulu-English: an OT-account of the emergence of
    • the unmarked in second language acquisition".Revised version "Second language phonology:
      acquisition through gradual constraint demotion" in SFB 282 Working Paper Nr. 119.
    2000 
    • "Constraint-demotion and constraint-transfer in second language acquisition", Ms.

    • "Voicing and devoicing in English, German, and Dutch; evidence for domain-specific identity constraints". SFB 282 Working Paper Nr. 116, [pdf file] .
    1998
    • & Sandra Joppen, "First Steps in the Acquisition of German Phonology: A Case Study". 
    • SFB 282 Working Paper Nr. 110. Revised version available as pdf file [ac pdf file ].
    1996
    • "Weakening, strengthening, and nasalization; the things that happen to consonants in morphological environments", in Artemis Alexiadou et al. (eds), ZAS Papers in Linguistics, Volume 7, 27-53.

    • "Consonant Mutation Processes and Aperture Theory", in Ana Pasquini, Lorna Rowsell, and
    • Laura C. Smith (eds), Calgary Working Papers in Linguistics.

    LINKS

    Institute of Language and Information, Düsseldorf

    Sonderforschungsbereich (SFB) 282 'Theorie des Lexikons'

    SFB Project C10 'Lexical Phonology and Constraint-based Phonology'

    SFB Project C12 'Nonconcatenative Morphology'


    Toen kwam er een olifant met een lange snuit
    en die blies het hele verhaaltje uit...

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    Last revised October 2002