Publications
Articles
Conference Talks
- Booth, Joshua & Aditi Lahiri. 2025. ‘Initial Geminates and Pertinacity’. Presented at the 7th Edinburgh Symposium on Historical Phonology, 1st–2nd December 2025. University of Edinburgh.
- Fritz, Isabella, Joshua Booth & Aditi Lahiri. 2025. ‘Redefining psycholinguistic cognates: Linguistic and historical considerations’. Presented at the 31st Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing, 4th–6th September 2025. Charles University, Prague.
- Booth, Joshua, Felicia Stich, Isabella Fritz & Aditi Lahiri. 2025. ‘Through dick & dünn: Cognates and the legacy of diachronic change in synchronic processing’. Presented at the 31st Manchester Phonology Meeting, 29th–31st May 2025. University of Manchester.
- Fritz, Isabella & Joshua Booth & Aditi Lahiri. 2024. ‘Phonological constraints on the processing of cognates and loanwords in L2’. Presented at the 48th Österreichische Linguistiktagung, 17th–19th December 2024. University of Innsbruck.
- Booth, Joshua. 2024. ‘Pertinacity and systematicity: Insights into diachronic change from manuscripts’. Presented at the Pertinacious Phonology and Morphology Workshop, 23rd–25th September 2024. Ettington Park Hotel.
- Booth, Joshua. 2023. ‘Prosodic asymmetries between simple and special clitics in German’. Presented at the 30th Manchester Phonology Meeting, 25th–27th May 2023. University of Manchester.
- Booth, Joshua. 2022. ‘The Persistence of the Germanic Foot in Middle High German’. Presented at the 25th International Conference on Historical Linguistics, 1st–5th August 2022. University of Oxford.
- Booth, Joshua. 2022. ‘Vowel quantity and syllable weight in German: A reanalysis’. Presented at the 29th Manchester Phonology Meeting, 25th–27th May 2022. University of Manchester.
- Booth, Joshua. 2021. ‘Metre in Wolfram von Eschenbach’s Parzival: a reanalysis’. Presented at the Virtual Colloquium in Germanic Linguistics for Postgraduate Research Students and Early Career Researchers, 12th-13th January 2021. University of Sheffield.
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