Presentations

Wilson Black, Joshua, and Lynn Clark. 2024a. “PCA for Vocalic Covariation: Monophthongs and Diphthongs.” Presented at the Voices of Regional Australia workshop, Australian National University, November 21.

Sheard, Elena, and Joshua Wilson Black. 2024. “Rotating Principal Components to Explore Change over the Lifespan in New Zealand English Monophthongs.” Presented at the Eighteenth International Conference on Methods in Dialectology, La Trobe University, July 4. [Slides].

Sheard, Elena, Jen Hay, Robert Fromont, Joshua Wilson Black, and Lynn Clark. 2024. “Covarying New Zealand Vowels Interact with Speech Rate to Create Social Meaning for NZ Listeners.” Presented at the 19th Conference on Laboratory Phonology, Hanyang University, June 29.

Wilson Black, Joshua, and Lynn Clark. 2024b. “Exploring Vernacular Reorganisation in a Longitudinal Corpus of Pre-Schoolers’ Speech.” Presented at the 25th Sociolinguistics Symposium, Curtin University, June 24. [Slides].

Wilson Black, Joshua. 2023a. “Philosophy in a 19th Century New Zealand Newspaper Corpus.” Presented at the NZ Association of Philosophy Conferece, University of Waikato, Tauranga, December 6. [Slides].

———. 2023b. “Sutherland and Popper: Lessons for Tauiwi Philosophers.” Presented at the mini-conference on Te Ao Māori and the Philosophy Curriculum in Aotearoa New Zealand, University of Waikato, Tauranga, December 3. [Slides].

Wilson Black, Joshua, and Lynn Clark. 2023a. “Early Aquisition of the New Zealand English Short Front Vowel Shift in a Longitudinal Corpus of Christchurch Pre-Schoolers.” Presented at the Annual Conference of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand, University of Auckland, November 30.

———. 2023b. “Exploring Vernacular Reorganisation with Pre-Schoolers’ Short Front Vowels.” Presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian Linguistic Society, University of Sydney, November 30. [Slides].

Sheard, Elena, Robert Fromont, Joshua Wilson Black, Jen Hay, Lynn Clark, and Gia Hurring. 2023. “Exploring the Relationship Between the Production and Perception of Vocalic Covariation in New Zealand English.” Presented at the Annual Conference of the Linguistic Society of New Zealand, University of Auckland, November 29.

Sheard, Elena, and Joshua Wilson Black. 2023. “Change over the Lifespan Across Covarying New Zealand English Monophthongs.” Presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian Linguistic Society, University of Sydney, November.

Clark, Lynn, Joshua Wilson Black, James Brand, Gia Hurring, Jen Hay, Marton Sóskuthy, and Kevin Watson. 2023. “Understanding the Covariation of Vowel Variables Within and Across Speakers.” Presented at the Linguistics Invited Speaker Series, University of Pennsylvania, February 17.

Hay, Jennifer, and Joshua Wilson Black. 2022. “Principal Components Analysis in the Study of Language Variation — a Practical Workshop.” Presented at the Workshop of the Collaborative Research Cluster on Register, Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Berlin, December.

Wilson Black, Joshua, Jen Hay, Lynn Clark, and James Brand. 2022a. “Topical Structure, Amplitude Variation, and F1 in Single-Speaker Narrative Recordings.” Presented at the Annual Conference of the New Zealand Linguistic Society, University of Otago, December. [Slides].

Wilson Black, Joshua. 2022. “PCA in Sociolinguistics: A Tutorial.” Presented at the NZILBB Research Meeting, University of Canterbury, July. [Slides].

Fromont, Robert, Lynn Clark, Joshua Wilson Black, and Margaret Blackwood. 2022. “Forced Alignment of Child Speech: Comparing HTK and Kaldi-based Aligners.” Presented at the Third Workshop on Sociophonetic Variability in the English Varieties of Australia, Griffith University, May.

Wilson Black, Joshua, Jen Hay, Lynn Clark, and James Brand. 2022b. “The Overlooked Effect of Amplitude on Within-speaker Vowel Variation.” Presented at the Third Workshop on Sociophonetic Variability in the English Varieties of Australia, Griffith Universiry, May. [Slides].

Black, Joshua. 2021. “Philosophical Writing in Early New Zealand Newspapers: A Case Study of Corpus Construction from Large Digitised Newspaper Datasets.” Presented at the DHA2021 Ka Renarena Te Taukaea | Creating Communities, University of Canterbury, November 23.

Black, Joshua, Jen Hay, Lynn Clark, and Kevin Watson. 2021. “Quakebox Vowel Clustering: Corpus Level PCA.” Presented at the Sociolinguistics Seminar, University of Canterbury, September 10.

Black, Joshua. 2020a. “Peirce on God and Explanation.” Presented at the Philosophy Department Seminar, University of Canterbury, October 13.

———. 2020b. “Philosophical Writing in Early New Zealand Newspapers: A Case Study of Corpus Construction from Large Digitised Newspaper Datasets.” Presented at the Sociolinguistics Seminar, University of Canterbury, April 19.

———. 2018a. “Peirce on the Identity of Truth and Reality.” Presented at the Sixth World Congress and School on Universal Logic, Vichy, June 26.

———. 2018b. “Peirce on God and Explanation.” Presented at the Christian Philosophy Conference, St John’s Seminary, Wonersh, January 11.

———. 2017. “Peirce on Believing Propositions and Possessing Habits.” Presented at the British Society for the History of Philosophy Annual Conference 2017, University of Sheffield, April 7.

———. 2016a. “Cenoscopy as First Philosophy.” Presented at the Way of Inquiry, University of Waikato, December 3.

———. 2016b. “Brandom and Price on Expressivism and Representation.” Presented at the New Directions for Expressivism, University of Sheffield, August 19.

———. 2016c. “Peirce on Exact Truth and Force Equivalence.” Presented at the Philosophy Department Graduate Seminar, University of Sheffield, June 1.

———. 2016d. “The Normative Basis of Metaphysics and Pragmatist Naturalism.” Presented at the Naturalism and Normativity Workshop, University of the West of England, Bristol, May 13.

———. 2015a. “Peirce’s Strong Anti-Intellectualism.” Presented at the University of Sheffield Summer Seminar, August 13.

———. 2015b. “Quietism and Convergence: Motivating Pragmatist Metaphysics.” Presented at the Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University College Dublin, June 9.

———. 2015c. “Quietism and Convergence: Motivating Pragmatist Metaphysics.” Presented at the White Rose Graduate Workshop, University of Hull, May 23.

———. 2014a. “Peirce and Sellars on the Problem of Universals.” Presented at the New Zealand Association of Philosophy Conference, University of Canterbury, December 4.

———. 2014b. “Hunting for Metaphysics in Price’s Pragmatism.” Presented at the University of Sheffield Graduate Seminar, University of Sheffield, October 15.

———. 2014c. “Peirce on Habit and the Theory/Practice Distinction.” Presented at the Charles S. Peirce international centennial congress, UMass Lowell, July 17.

———. 2014d. “Peirce and Price on Pragmatist Metaphysics.” Presented at the Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University of Oregon, July 10.

———. 2014e. “Habit and Peirce’s Theory/Practice Distinction.” Presented at the University of Sheffield Graduate Seminar, University of Sheffield, February 12.

———. 2013. “Peirce on the Law of Habit and the Law of Large Numbers.” Presented at the Graduate Idealism and Pragmatism Workshop, University of Sheffield, October 14.

———. 2012. “Peirce on Habit and Self-Control.” Presented at the New Zealand AAP Conference, Victoria University of Wellington, December 6.

———. 2011. “Formalism and Lakatos’s Philosophy of Mathematics.” Presented at the University of Canterbury Philosophy Retreat, Hokitika, New Zealand.