The Program of the 149 Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan th

The Program of the 149 Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan th

The Program of the 149th Meeting of
the Linguistic Society of Japan
President:
Director (LSJ)
Director (Local)
Shigeki KAJI
Hirofumi AOKI
Hideki TSUKAMOTO
Dates: Saturday, November 15, Sunday 16, 2014
Venue: Ehime University, Johoku Campus
3, Bunkyo-cho, Matsuyama, Ehime Pref. 790-8577, Japan
Schedule and program
Day1
13:00 - 17:40
18:30 - 20:30
Day2
10:00 - 12:00
11:30 - 12:50
13:00 - 13:20
13:20 - 16:20
Oral presentations
(The 3th &4th floor of Lecture Hall for General Education)
Reception (Yamatoya-Honten)
Workshops
(The 2nd, 3th &4th floor of Lecture Hall for General Education)
Poster presentations
(The 3th floor of Lecture Hall for General Education)
LSJ President’s address, etc. (Green Hall)
Symposium (Green Hall)
Symposium:
Date: Sunday, November 16 (13:20 – 16:20)
Place: Green Hall
The Interface between Studies in Modern Languages and Historical Studies
Organizer/Chair: Hideki TSUKAMOTO (Ehime University)
Topics and Presenters:
Theoretical Issues Surrounding Nominalization Particles
Masayoshi SHIBATANI (Rice University) [S-1]
The Accent of Numeral-Counter Combinations in Japanese
Masayoshi KAKUDO (Professor Emeritus of Osaka University) [S-2]
The Attributive Locative in Indo-Aryan
Masato KOBAYASHI (University of Tokyo) [S-3]
Analogy and Lexical Restructuring in Korean Noun Paradigms
Chiyuki ITO (ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) [S-4]
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■Oral
presentations (Saturday, November 16
13:00-17:40)
Session A (Room 31)
Chairs: [1-2] Ryosuke SHIBAGAKI,
[3-4] Katsuo TAMAOKA, [5-7] Kentaro NAKATANI
[A-1] Jean Mingi
13:00 - 13:30 The lexical interpretation of Korean
lexicalV-Vcompounds-the lcs synthesis and restirctions-
13:40 - 14:10
Session B (Room 32)
Chairs: [1-2] Shuntaro CHIDA,
[3-4]Honore WATANABE, [5-7] Junnichi SAKUMA
[B-1] YAMADA Yohei
A terminal negative particle “=lee” in Mongolian dilects
[B-2] NITTA Shiho
On the suffix “-lIK” of Modern Uyghur
[A-2] KUBOTA Kazumitsu
Verbal Nouns and Existential Sentences
[A-3] Suzuki, Takaaki
14:20 - 14:50 An investigation on the competing factors for word order
preferences in the production of Japanese
[A-4] Sone Masaki, Hirose Yuki
[B-3] Yukinori Kimoto
Classification and description of verbal affixes in Arta
[B-4] Naonori NAGAYA
15:00 - 15:30 Effects of accent change and mora duplication on rendaku in Forms and meanings of reduplication and repetition in
noun compounds: evidence from a production experiment
Tagalog
(Break)
15:30 - 15:50
(Break)
[A-5] KIM yoan, YANO Masataka, TATEYAMA yuki,
Processing of pre-nominal relative clauses in Korean
[B-5] KOGURA, Norikazu
The function of verbal suffix –mi, -Xei in Sibe and person
agreement in Tungusic languages
[A-6] Tatsumi Tomoko, Julian M. Pine
[B-6] HIDAKA Shinsuke
15:50 - 16:20 SAKAMOTO tsutomu
16:30 - 17:00 Verb inflection and input during the earliest stages of child
The choice of subject case in verbal noun clause in Uzbek
language acquisition of Japanese
[A-7] Ihara Hiroko, Fujita Ikuyo
17:10 - 17:40 On an aspect of Japanese indirect passive sentences produced
by an agrammatic individual
[B-7] Onishi Hideyuki
Two types of Ajective in Rawang
Session C (Room 34)
Session D (Room 35)
Chairs: [1-2] Michinao MATSUI,
[3-4] Takeru HONMA, [5-7] Kazuhiro KAWACHI
Chairs: [1-2]Yo MATSUMOTO, [3-4]Noritaka
FUKUSHIMA, [5-7] Noriko KAWASAKI
13:00 - 13:30
[C-1] Marina ARASHIRO
Default intonation patterns in statements and yes/no
questions in Welsh English
[D-1] Paul Julian SANTIAGO
Deictic Directionals in Kalanguya, Northern Philippines
13:40 - 14:10
[C-2] Han Heesun
Perception of the Korean initial Lax, Aspirated and Tense
consonants: A Comparison between Native Speaker and
Japanese Learners
[D-2] ZHENG Ruoxi
An analysis of Chinese “route” expressions ― with a
comparison with their Japanese counterparts
14:20 - 14:50
[C-3] Naoya Watabe
Generative aspects of Russian diminutive formation
[D-3] Shiba Ayako
The first-person subject passives in Japanese and Spanish
15:00 - 15:30
[C-4] ONISHI, Teigo
On the vowel grade of ti-stem nouns in Latin.
[D-4] KIM Jihyun
On Assumptiveness and Premisedness of Assumptional
Conditionals, A Contrastive Study of Japanese and Korean
15:30 - 15:50
(Break)
(Break)
15:50 - 16:20
[C-5] Takuya Kubo, Hajime Ono, Mikihiro Tanaka,
Masatoshi Koizumi, Hiromu Sakai
Accessibility effects on production of VOS word order in
Kaqchikel
[D-5] Masahiro Minamida, Kazumi Matsuoka
Headshake as a negative discourse marker in Japanese Sign
Language
16:30 - 17:00
[C-6] Mitsuya Sasaki
Definiteness and two types of copular sentences in
Ixquihuacan Nahuatl
[D-6] HARADA Naomi, TAKAYAMA Chieko
DIFFER in Nihon Shuwa (Japan Sign Language): A Way to
Negate in A Manual-Dominant Sign Language
17:10 - 17:40
[C-7] ISHIZUKA Masayuki
Two types of copulative sentences in Basque from a
typological point of view
[D-7] Eri Tanaka
Scale Structure of Verbs and Two Types of Measure
Phrases in English
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Session E (Room 41)
Session F (Room 42)
Chairs: [1-2] Linsheng ZHANG,
[3-4]Noriko ONODERA, [5-7]Kan SASAKI
Chairs: [1-2] Tetsuo NITTA, [3-4] Yosuke IGARASHI,
[5-7] Hideki ZANMA
13:00 - 13:30
[E-1] Gijs van der Lubbe
Grammaticalization of the verb ’to walk’ in the Masana
dialect of Okinoerabu Ryukyuan
[F-1] IGARASHI Yosuke, HIRAKO Tatsuya
An implication that the sound correspondence of “3-mora
Class 5” in the Kitagata dialect has for the historical study
of the accent system of Japanese
13:40 - 14:10
[E-2] Yuko OSANAI
The grammaticalization of formal noun KES in Early
Modern Korean
[F-2] ARAKAWA Tsubasa
Accentuation of the alphabet-related words in Nishinoomote
Japanese
14:20 - 14:50
[E-3] KUROSHIMA Norifumi
On auxiliary verb ‘nohta’ in modern Korean — Research
of [V1+PUT] —
[F-3] Yuji Kuwamoto, Mikio Giriko
Accentuation of place names in Tottori Kurayoshi dialect:
Focused on final high tone accents
15:00 - 15:30
[E-4] Hiroko KOTO
The Meaning of the Verbal Auxiliary oku (PUT) in Japanese
[F-4] Mikio GIRIKO, Hajime TAKEYASU
On the deaccentuation of town names: The comparison
among Tokyo, Nagoya, and Kurayoshi Japanese
15:30 - 15:50
(Break)
(Break)
15:50 - 16:20
[E-5] Rudy Toet
Voice Selection in Japanese: A Corpus-Linguistic Case
Study of the Verb ‘Sasaeru’
[F-5] Naoki UETA
Pitch Patterns of Mongolian Compounds in Relation to
Phonological and Semantic Structure
16:30 - 17:00
[E-6] Otsuki Tomoyo
On the form “saru” in Tsugaru dialect
[F-6] Kazuhiro Imanishi
A reconsideration of the glottal stop in Amis
17:10 - 17:40
[E-7] ITO Yuma
The Divergence of Mlabri Dialects by Esoterogeny
[F-7] Kuniya NASUKAWA, Hitomi ONUMA, Masatoshi
KOIZUMI
Epenthetic vowels and the inherent vowel feature in Fijian
Session G (Room 44)
Chairs: [1-2] Asako UCHIBORI, [3-4] Masatoshi
KOIZUMI, [5-7] Yoichi MIYAMOTO
13:00 - 13:30
13:40 - 14:10
[G-1] Lina BAO, Megumi HASEBE, Umezawa TOSHIRO,
Hideki MAKI
On the Wh-Island Effect by Native Speakers of Japanese: A
VAS-Based Analysis
Session H (Room 45)
Chairs: [1-2] Hideki KISHIMOTO,
[3-4] Tomohiro MIYAKE, [5-7] Nobu GOTO
[H-1] Ishihara Yuki
On Polarity Emphasis of the Japanese Predicate Iterative
Construction
[H-2] KATO Shizuka
[G-2] Hideki MAKI, Hasan BASRI
The Absolutive/Genitive Alternation in Selayarese
otagai 'each other' and zibun-zisin 'self' as plain anaphors
and cyclic application of Condition (A)
14:20 - 14:50
[G-3] Dónall P. Ó BAOILL, Hideki MAKI
Extraction from the Complement Clause of the Factive
Predicate Is Trua Le 'To Regret' in Irish
[H-3] Yasuhito KIDO
Japanese Modal Phrase Revisited: Difference between daroo
and mai in Tokyo dialect and mei in Hichiku dialect
15:00 - 15:30
[G-4] Kobayashi Ryoichiro
A hybrid analysis for LF-intervention effects: Polarity
sensitive items as genuine LF-interveners
[H-4] Munakata Takashi
The Interaction of Modal Expressions, Functional
Categories and the Selectional Condition of Matrix Verbs in
the Embedded Clause
15:30 - 15:50
(Break)
(Break)
[H-5] Nakanishi Ryota
The Expansion of Transfer Domain and Its Theoretical
Issues
15:50 - 16:20
[G-5] Cancelled
16:30 - 17:00
[G-6] Shuichi Yatabe, Kei Tanigawa
Coordination of phrases ending in predicate stems in
Japanese
17:10 - 17:40
[H-6] UCHISHIBA, Shin’ya
Neg-raising and short answers in Japanese
[H-7] Chigusa Morita
A Morphosyntactic Analysis of
Expressions in Japanese and English
[G-7] J.-R. Hayashishita
Inverse scope readings and visualized scenes
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Physical
Attribute
■Workshops (Sunday, November 16 10:00 - 12:00)
[W-1] Word Prosody and Sentence Prosody
Organizer/Moderator: Haruo Kubozono
[W-1-1] Word accent in Kagoshima Japanese in sentence perspective
Room 24
Haruo Kubozono
[W-1-2] Word accent and sentence prosody in the Ikema dialect of Miyako Ryukyuan
Yosuke Igarashi
[W-1-3] Word prosody and sentence-level prosody in Herero (Bantu R31)
Nobuko Yoneda
[W-2] Future topics of nominal predicates
Organizer/Moderator: IWAO Takanori
[W-2-1] The Expansion of Transfer Domain and Its Theoretical Issues
Room 35
IWAO Takanori
[W-2-2] The analysis of adverbs modifying noun phrases in noun predicate sentences
TATEISHI Hajime
[W-2-3] The ‘-gu kha:’ construction in Newar and ‘noda’ in Japanese
MATSUSE Ikuko
[W-3] Negation in the languages of Northeast Eurasia
Organizer/Moderator: Iku NAGASAKI
[W-3-1] Symmetric negation in Sakha and derivation from negative verbs
Fuyuki EBATA
Room 45
[W-3-2] Negation and transitivity in Kolyma Yukaghir
Iku NAGASAKI
[W-3-3] Asymmetric negation in Alutor
Yukari NAGAYAMA
[W-3-4] Negation and mood in Itelmen
Chikako ONO
■Poster
presentations (Sunday, November 16
11:30 -12:50)
[P-1] Shiho Ebihara
Comparison of Linguistic Features between Eastern and Western Tibetan Dialects
Room 33
[P-2] Uiko Yano, Kazumi Matsuoka, Eiji Taira
Expressions of Numbers and Time in the Village Sign of Oshima Island, Ehime
[P-3] Matsukura Kohei
The Peripheral Distribution of Accent Systems in the Fukui Plain and Its Surrounding Areas
[P-4] Takumi TAGAWA, Toshio MATSUURA
Room 34
Verification of hypotheses on nominal use of infinitives in Japanese based on a database of compound verbs:
Productivity, accent, and semantic properties
[P-5] Go Mizumoto, Kosei Hashimoto, Nozomi Uehara, Yuki Uchida, Hiroharu Koga
Effect of onomatopoeic instruction on muscle activities in swallowing
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