Papers (to be) read at the Meetings of
      the Linguistic Society of Japan

The 135th LSJ General Meeting (2007)

at Shinshu University (Matsumoto, Nagano)

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/135/e-general.shtml

-- Day One (Sat., November 24)--

Papers (to be) Read

Site E    (South Blg. 2nd Fl., Rm 25)

14:50~15:20

A comparison of the voice systems of Talaud and Bantik

Atsuko UTSUMI

Site G    (South Blg. 3rd Fl., Rm 34)

14:15~14:45

Three constructions of the auxiliary verb oku 'keep, put' in non-volitional use: Their geographical distribution and grammatical links

Junji YAMABE

Workshops (15:40~18:00)

Workshop 1    Site A   (South Blg. 1st Fl., Rm 12)

Toward the advancement of Emancipatory Pragmatics: Challenges from the indigenous perspective	Chair: Kaoru HORIE
How do we establish mutual consent?: Ba/field and verbalization in the interactions of Japanese, American English, and Korean	Yoko FUJII, Myung-Hee KIM
Content-relationship orientation in consensus building dialogues: Toward a parameterization of interaction styles	Yasuhiro KATAGIRI
The topography of sexuality illuminated by the discourse analysis among the |Gui: From the investigation of an African hunter-gatherers society	Kazuyoshi SUGAWARA
Discussion	Commentator: Sachiko IDE

Workshop 2    Site B   (South Blg. 1st Fl., Rm 13)

Syntactic properties of 'kakari-zyosi' and structure of Japanese negative sentences: Toward a unified analysis in generative grammar and historical study	Chair: EGUCHI Tadashi
Syntactic behavior of –sika and its necessary condition	KATAOKA Kiyoko
Origin and history of –sika-nai construction: Its properties of 'kakari-zyosi'	MIYACHI Asako
Scope of negation in Japanese: A historical perspective	KINUHATA Tomohide

-- Day Two (Sun., November 25)--

Public Lectures    (1st Blg., 2nd Fl., Rm 20)

KONDO Mariko Current issues in laboratory phonology (9:40~10:40)

SHIBUYA Katsumi Current issues in the study of the grammar of Japanese dialects (10:45~11:45)

Poster Presentations   11:30~13:10   (Site H : South Blg. 2nd Fl., Rm 23/24)

Patterns of relative clause formation in Sidaama	Kazuhiro KAWACHI
Functions of right-dislocation sentences and clefts in Japanese	Natsuko NAKAGAWA Yoshihiko ASAO Naonori NAGAYA
Analysis of the [V+kakeru] construction from the perspective of telicity	TEO Chuu Yong
A development of automatic language identification and a survey of the distribution of languages on the web	Shigeaki KODAMA Yoshiki MIKAMI CHEW Yew Choong
Reserch on the preference of particles on 'ga/no/wo conversion' sentences	Takashi FUJIWARA

Special Poster Presentations   11:30~13:10   (Site I : South Blg. 2nd Fl., Rm 25)

"Eyes from Frontiers" Special Poster Presentations on Endangered Languages	Committee of Endangered Languages
The Nivkh Today	Tohru KANEKO
Directional Prefixes in nDrapa	Satoko SHIRAI
Verbal Complex in Youle Jino	Norihiko HAYASHI
The Temporal and Modal Properties of the Verb in Ikema Dialect of Miyako Ryukyuan	Yuka HAYASHI

Symposium   13:10~15:40   (1st Blg., 2nd Fl., Rm 20)

Negation and Linguistic Theory
Negation and syntax	KATO Yasuhiko
Negation and semantics	IMANI Ikumi
Negation and pragmatics	YOSHIMURA Akiko
	Coordinator:   MITO Hiroshi

The 134th LSJ General Meeting (2007)

At Reitaku University

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/134/e-general.shtml

- Day One (June 16) -

Papers (to be) Read

Site A   (4th Fl, Rm 1403)

13:15~13:45	Two causative constructions in Oriya, differing in the case on the causee	Junji YAMABE (Notre Dame Seishin Univ.) )
13:50~14:20	How Bantu languages have diverged: A hypothesis	Yasutoshi YUKAWA (Teikyo Heisei Univ.)

Site B   (4th Fl, Rm 1404)

13:15~13:45

On the evidential function of the "converb+bi-" construction in Sibe

KOGURA Norikazu (Graduate Student, Univ. of Tokyo)

Site C   (4th Fl, Rm 1405)

13:15~13:45	Reconstruction of Kurux-Malto verbal inflection	Masato KOBAYASHI (Hakuoh Univ.) )
17:30~18:00	Reflexive pronoun sebje (long form accusative) in Upper Sorbian	SASAHARA Ken (Reitaku Univ.) )

Site E   (4th Fl, Rm 1413)

13:15~13:45	Accent of loanwords in the Gyeongsang dialect of Korean	SON Jaehyun (Graduate Student, Univ. of Tokyo)
13:50~14:20	The accent of monosyllabic verbs of Korean spoken in China	KAWASUZAKI Hideyuki (Waseda Univ.)

Site H   (6th Fl, Rm 1603)

13:15~13:45

Repair for the loss of a formal distinction, as seen in the loss of the juntaiho in Japanese

Shigeko SUGIURA (Reitaku Univ.

Workshop (June 16, 15:45~17:45)

Site H   (6th Fl, Rm 1603)

What is the active case system?: Language diversity from the field worker's perspective (Part 2)	Chair: Megumi KUREBITO (Univ. of Toyama)
Active/inactive system: An introduction	Tasaku TSUNODA (Univ. of Tokyo)
Haida and active typology	Hirofumi HORI (Shizuoka Univ.))
Active case-marking in Georgian	Yasuhiro KOJIMA (Tokyo Univ. of Foreign Studies/ JSPS)
On active construction of Amami dialects	Hirotake MATSUMOTO (Beppu Univ.)
The conditioned animacy marking of causee in Nivkh	Toru KANEKO (Prof. emeritus, Chiba Univ.)
Discussion	Commentator: Kan SASAKI (Sapporo Gakuin University)
Questions/Answers

- Day Two (June 17) -

Public Lecture (10:10~11:30)

Rms 1503 and 1502, 5th and 6th Floors, Reitaku University Building 1

Minoru NAKAU (Reitaku University) Towards an Integrated Theory of Linguistic Subjectivity: From the Perspectives of Modality, Speech Act and Honorification

Poster Presentations (11:00~13:00)

Site I   (4th Fl, Rm 1413)

NISHIHARA Tetsuo (Miyagi Univ. of Education)	English accents of the world in optimality theory: Reconsidered
Yoshihiko ASAO (Graduate Student, Kyoto Univ.)	Productivity and grammatical properties of compounds
LEE Jae-Ho (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology: NICT), KURODA Kow (NICT), SHIBUYA Yoshikata (NICT), KAWAHARA Daisuke (NICT), ISAHARA Hitoshi (NICT)	Corpus-based investigation of Japanese adnominal constructions
Jun SAWADA (Graduate Student, Kyoto Univ. /JSPS)	A contrastive linguistic analysis of the event structure of transitive constructions in Japanese and English: "Direct causation" or "indirect causation"
MIZUMOTO Go (Graduate Student, Kyushu Univ.)	Relationship between children's comprehension of case markers and working memory span: Evidence from relative clause in Japanese

Symposium (13:30~16:10)

Rms 1503 and 1502, 5th and 6th Floors, Reitaku University Building 1

Large-scale corpora: setting a new standard for linguistic research

Theme 1 A Methodology for using corpora for English linguistics	Naohiro TAKIZAWA (Nagoya University)
Theme 2 Compilation of large-scale balanced corpus and its implication on the study of language	Kikuo MAEKAWA (National Institute for Japanese Language)

The 133rd LSJ General Meeting (2006)

At Sapporo Gakuin University

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/133/e-general.shtml

- Day One (November 18) -

Special Program   (SGU Hall, 1st Floor, Building G)

Public Lecture 13:40~14:55

Katsumi Matsumoto (Professor Emeritus, Kanazawa University)  "An Outline of the Circum-Pacific Linguistic Area: Testifying from Personal Pronouns"

Public Symposium
"The Fall of the Soviet Union and Its Consequences to Japanese Field Linguistics -20 Years of Fieldwork in Northeast Asia" 15:15~18:00

Chair: Hidetoshi Shiraishi (Sapporo Gakuin University)

Presenters: Chikako Ono (Chiba University)"Paleoasiatic Languages (with special emphasis on Itelmen)"

  Shinjiro Kazama (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)"Tungusic Languages"

  Yasuhiro Yamakoshi ((Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)"Mongolic Languages"

  Setsu Fujishiro (Kobe City College of Nursing)"Turkic Languages"

- Day Two (November 19) -

Papers (to be) read

Site D (Room B-202)

11:10~11:40

Structure and Pragmatics of Subordinate Clauses in Georgian

Yasuhiro Kojima (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies / JSPS Research Fellow)

Site E (Room B-301)

10:00~10:30	The Accent of the Seoul Dialect in Korean	Son Jaehyun (Graduate Student, University of Tokyo)
10:35~11:05	The Accent System of the San-Cheong Dialect of Korean	Kang Young Suk (Graduate Student, University of Tokyo)

Poster Presentations 11:40~13:40

Site G (Room A-301)

Modality Independent Brain Activation Associated with the Processing of Scrambling: An fMRI Study	Naho Ikuta	(Tohoku University 21st Century of Excellence Program in Humanities)
	Kim Jungho	(Tohoku University / JSPS Research Fellow)
	Masatoshi Koizumi	(Tohoku University)
	Shigeru Sato	(Tohoku University)
	Kaoru Horie	(Tohoku University)
	Ryuta Kawashima	(Tohoku University)
A Study of Korean Adverb "jal" Based on Statistical Method	Lee JaeHo	(National Institute of Information and Communications Technology)
	Hitoshi Isahara	(National Institute of Information and Communications Technology)
On the Availability of Context in Children's Comprehension and the Role of Working Memory	Go Mizumoto	(Graduate Student, Kyushu University)
Intentionality Is the Key to Interpret the Indirect Offer Expressions	Yuko Yoshinari	(Graduate Student, Kobe University)

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The 132nd LSJ General Meeting (2006)

At The University of Tokyo (Komaba Campus)

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/132/e-general.shtml

- Day One (June 17) -

Special Program  (Blg. #13, 2nd Fl., Rm. 1323)

Inaugural Address of the President    13:40~14:55

Reconstruction of the Japaense Accentuation       UWANO Zendô  (UTokyo)

Symposium "Subject"    15:15~18:00

Chair: SAKAHARA Shigeru (UTokyo)

Panel: OHORI Toshio (UTokyo)

         TSUNODA Tasaku (UTokyo)

         ONOE Keisuke (UTokyo)

- Day Two (June 18) -

Papers Read

Site B    (Blg. #12, Rm. 1213)

10:35~11:05	Demonstratives in Sumbawa	SHIOHARA Asako(Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
14:00~14:30	Honorifics in Uzbek Dialects	FURUYA Kaoru (UTokyo, Grad School)

Site C   (Blg. #12, Rm. 1214)

10:35~11:05	Marking Patterns of the Causee in the Upper Sorbian dać causative	SASAHARA Ken (Reitaku U, parttime)
11:10~11:40	Transitivity Alternations in Tagalog	NAGAYA Naonori (UTokyo, Grad School)
13:15~13:45	The Current Transition of Japanese numeratives for Counting Digital Messages	IIDA Asako (Chuo U)
14:00~14:30	Objects in the Nominative and Accusative in Sakha (Yakut)	EBATA Fuyuki (UTokyo, Grad School)

Site D    (Blg. #12, Rm. 1222)

13:15~13:45

Mora Is Not Necessary in Danish

MIMURA Tastuyuki (UTokyo, Grad School)

Site E    (Blg. #13, Rm. 1321)

10:00~10:30	The Accent in the Pyeongchang and Jeongseon Dialects of Korean	SON Jaehyun (UTokyo, Grad School)
10:35~11:05	The Accent System in the Ursan dialect of Korean	KANG Youngsuk (UTokyo, Grad School)
11:10~11:40	Accent Features in the Sangju Dialect of Korean	LEE Yeonju (Kokugakuin U, parttime)

Workshops 14:00~16:00

Site F    (Blg. #12, Rm. 1225)
      The World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS) and Typological Analysis
      Organizer/Chair: HORIE Kaoru (Tohoku U)

The World Atlas of Language Structures: Visualization of Linguistic Diversity and Indispensable Research Tool	Haspelmath Martin	(Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology)
Toward a Typology of EAT Expressions in Languages of Asia: Visualizing Areal Features through WALS	Pardeshi Prashant	(Kobe U)
Diversity of Cases: Using the World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS)	NOSE Masahiko	(Tohoku U/JSPS)
(discussant)	TSUNODA Tasaku	(UTokyo)

Site G    (Blg. #13, Rm. 1322)
      Typological Studies on Expressions of Spatial Motion - Expressions of Deictic Motion -
      Organizer: MORITA Takahiro (UTokyo, Grad School/ UTokyo 21st Century COE Program)
      Chair: LAMARRE Christine (UTokyo)

Deictic Expressions in Japanese and French and their Typological Variations	MORITA Takahiro	(UTokyo, Grad School)
Preferred Patters in Chinese Expressions of Motion, in Contrast to Japanese	AIHARA Mariko LAMARRE Christine	(UTokyo, Grad School) (UTokyo)
Expressions of Deictic Motion in English, German and Russian, in Contrast to Japanese	KOGA Hiroaki KOLOSKOVA Yuria AOKI Yoko MIZUNO Makiko	(UTokyo, Grad School) (UTokyo, Grad School) (UTokyo, Grad School) (UTokyo, Grad School)

Poster Presentations 11:40~13:40

Site H    (Faculty House, 1st Fl., Seminar Room)

A Study on Semantic Interpretation of Novel Expressions Considering the Relationship with Conventional Linguistic Expressions	SAKAMOTO Maki NODA Seiichi	(U of Electro-Communications) (U of Electro-Communications, Grad School)
Anaphoric System of Kuching-Malay: An Alternative View of the Local Reflexives in Malay	YAMADA Masahiro KOTANI Sachie SMADIGAN Sean	(U of Delaware, Grad School) (U of Delaware, Grad School) (U of Delaware, Grad School)
How We Understand the Utterances-Final Use of Conjunctive Particles?	YOKOMORI Daisuke	(Kyoto U, Grad School)
Katakana Words as a Style to Hide the Gist of Utterances - Dependency on Ambiguity -	UNAGAMI Tomoaki	(NAGOYA U, Grad School)

Special Exhibit 11:40~13:40

Site H    (Faculty House, 1st Fl., Seminar Room)
      From the Studies of Minority Languages - Part 2 -
      Organizer:      Subcommittee for Endangered Languages

Structure of the Causative Sentence in Kolyma Yukagir	ENDO Fumi	(Wakayama U)
From the Grammar of the Mizukaido Dialect of Japanese	SASAKI Kan	(Sapporo-Gakuin U)
The Way to be Popular! - Possessive Expressions in Alyutor	NAGAYAMA Yukari	(Hokkaido U, Center of Slavic Studies, parttime researcher)
Two Divided by Language, United by Language - the Dom Language of Papua New Guinea -	CHIDA Shuntaro	(UTokyo/JSPS)

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The 131st LSJ General Meeting (2005)

at Hiroshima University (Higashi Hiroshima Campus)

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/131/e-general.shtml

- Day One (November 19) -

Special Program 14:10~18:00 (Satake Memorial Hall)
Language Development and Brain Nurturing

Keynote Speech

Chair: HAGIWARA Hiroko (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

Speaker: KOIZUMI Hideaki (Fellow, Hitachi Seisakusho)

Current State and Future of the 'Brain Science and Education' Project: In View of Sound Development of Language and Mind

Symposium: 15:30~18:00 Neurological Approach in Linguistic Inquiries
Chair: SAKAI Hiromu (Hiroshima University)
Panelists:

Japanese Grammar Viewed from Cognitive Neuroscience	SAKAI Hiromu (Hiroshima University)
Neurological Mechanisms for Understanding Speakers' Intention: Interaction between language and emotion	IMAIZUMI Satoshi (Hiroshima Prefectural University)
Broca's Region and the Linearisation of Prominence Hierarchies	Ina BORNKESSEL (Max Planck Institute)

Commentator: Nina KAZANINA (University of Ottawa)
      KOIZUMI Masatoshi (Tohoku University)

- Day Two (November 20) -

Papers Read

Site B    (Room L102)

11:10~11:40

Criteria for Determining the Accentual Units in the Daegu Dialect of Korean

LEE Yeunjoo (University of Tokyo)

Site F    (Room K104)

10:00~10:30	Vowel Quantity and Syllabic Structure in Danish	MIMURA Tatsuyuki (Grad. student, University of Tokyo)
12:40~13:10	Long Vowels and Accent in the Kwangju Dialect of Korean	LEE Munsuk (Grad. student, University of Tokyo/JSPS Fellow)
13:15~13:45	Accent in the Gangwon-do Dialect of Korean	SON Jaehyun (Grad. student, University of Tokyo)

Site G    (Room K203)

11:10~11:40	Syntactic-Pragmatic Functions of the Verbal Noun in Finnish	CHIBA Shoju (Reitaku University)
12:40~13:10	Use Expressing Reason of the Neutral CV Form in Sedeq	TSUKIDA Naomi (Aichi Prefectural University)

Workshops 14:00~16:00

Contrastive Studies on Grammaticalization and Grammatical Categories in the East Asian Languages: Grammatical Voice and Spatial Expressions

Project Leader/Chair        OGOSHI Naoki (University of Tokyo) Site A (Room L105)

Grammaticalization of the Verbs of Giving/Receiving in Chinese Dialects : Typological Observations on the Semantic Network of <Giving/Receiving> and <Passive>	KIMURA Hideki (University of Tokyo) YANG Kairong (University of Tokyo)
Typology of Passive Construction Viewed from Japanee, Chinese and Korean	INOUE Masaru (National Institute for Japanese Language) OGOSHI Naoki (University of Tokyo) KIMURA Hideki (University of Tokyo) WASHIO Ryuichi (Tsukuba University)
A Contrastive Study of the Verbs of Motion in Vietnamese and Chinese : Categorization of Deictic Directions and Grammaticalization of "Arriving"	Christine LAMARRE (University of Tokyo) MURAKAMI Yutaro (Tsukuba University)

Voicing Categories

Project Leader/Chair        NASUKAWA Kuniya (Tohoku-Gakuin University) Site F (Room K104)

Laryngeal-Oral Coarticulation: A Case Study	NAKAMURA Mitsuhiro (Nihon University)
A Cross-linguistic Study on Voiced-Voiceless Categories	SHIMIZU Katsumasa (Nagoya-Gakuin University)
The Phonology of Voicing Categories: A Comparative Study	NASUKAWA Kuniya (Tohoku-Gakuin University) Phillip BACKLEY (Tohoku-Gakuin University)

Poster Presentations 11:40~13:40

Site I (Room K109)

Influence of Word Category and Morphological Complexity on Lexical Processing in the Human Brain (presented in English)	YOKOYAMA Satoru (Grad. student, Tohoku-Gakuin University) MIYAMOTO Tadao (Tohoku University) Jorge RIERA (Tohoku University) KIM Jungho (Grad. student, Tohoku University) AKITSUKI Yuko (Research Fellow, Tohoku University) IWATA Kazuki (Research Fellow, Tohoku University) YOSHIMOTO Kei (Tohoku University) HORIE Kaoru (Tohoku University) SATO Shigeru (Tohoku University) KAWASHIMA Ryuta (Tohoku University)
Online Processing of Allomorphic Alternation in Compound Words (presented in English)	SAKAI Hiromu (Hiroshima University) YOSHIMURA Megumi (Hiroshima University/Research Assistant, Japan Science and Technology Agency) TANAKA Jun-Ichi (Grad. student, Hiroshima University) Robert FIORENTINO (Grad. student, University of Maryland College Park) Nina KAZANINA (University of Ottawa)
Usage and Meaning of "sono-mono" :    Is the Identification Process of Auxiliary Verbs and Nouns Semantic or Grammatical? - A Study Based on Event Related Potentials -	MOGI Toshinobu (Naruto University of Education) SAKAI Yumi (Grad. student, Tohoku University) IWATA Kazuki (Research Fellow/21th Century COE Program, Tohoku University) Jorge RIERA (Tohoku University) FANG Xiaohong (Grad. Student//21th Century COE Program, Tohoku University) YOKOYAMA Satoru (Grad. Student//21th Century COE Program, Tohoku University) SHIMODA Yoshiteru (Grad. student, Tohoku University) KAWASHIMA Ryuta (Tohoku University) YOSHIMOTO Kei (Tohoku University) KOIZUMI Masatoshi (Tohoku University)

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The 130th LSJ General Meeting (2005)

at International Christian University (ICU)

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/130.html (in Japanese)

- Day One (June 11) -

Open Symposium 15:10~18:00 (Diffendorfer Memorial Hall)

Bilingualism in Multicultural Settings

Chair: John C. Maher (ICU)

Panelists:

Bilingualism with Minority Languages in Western Europe: Outlook and Issues	KIMURA, Gorô Christoph (Sophia University)
Language Policy and Bilingualism in South-East Asia	James W. Tollefson (ICU)
Language Use of the Korean Japanese	OGOSHI Naoki (University of Tokyo)
Bilingual Children in Jpanese Schools	FUJITA-ROUND Sachiyo (Obirin University)

- Day Two (June 12) -

Papers Read

Site B   (Room 215)

10:00~10:30	The Pitch Accent in Norwegian Reconsidered	MIMURA Tatsuyuki (Grad. student, University of Tokyo)
10:35~11:05	Accent Types and Their Distribution in Korean	SON Jaehyun (Grad. student, University of Tokyo)
11:10~11:40	The Accent of the Miryang Dialect (Gyeongsang-namdo) in Korean	KANG Youngsuk (Grad. student, University of Tokyo)

Site D   (Room 202)

13:15~13:45

The Interrogative Particles in Jino (Lolo-Burmese)

HAYASHI Norihiko (JSPS Fellow)

Site F   (Room 252)

12:40~13:10

Malefactive Verbs in Bantic (Indonesia)

UTSUMI Atsuko (ATOMI-Gakuen Women's College, part-time lecturer)

Workshop 14:00~16:00        Site A (Room 262)

Incorporation and Polysynthesis --- A Field View on the Variety of Languages

Organizer:        MIYAOKA Osahito (Osaka Gakuin University;
        Chair of the LSJ Subcommittee for "Endangered Languages"

Chair:        WATANABE Onore(Kagawa University)

Incorporation and Polysynthesis: A General Survey	WATANABE Onore(Kagawa University)
Incorporation and Polysynthesis in Chukchi	KUREBITO Tokusu(ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Lexical Suffixes and Polysynthesis in Nootka	NAKAYAMA Toshihide ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Problems of Polysynthesis in Eskimo	MIYAOKA Osahito (Osaka Gakuin University)

Poster Presentations 11:40~13:40

Site G(Room 251)

In Search of Semantic Motivation of Word-Order	LEE Jaeho (KEIHANNA Human Info-Communication Research Center, KICR)
	ISAHARA Hitoshi (KEIHANNA Human Info-Communication Research Center, KICR)
Phono-Symbolic Semantic Analysis of the Onomatopoeias for Taste	SAKAMOTO Maki (University of Electro-Communications)
	CHIBA Asuka (Grad. student, University of Electro-Communications)
Focus Particles, Focusing and Generalizing Quantifiers in Japanese	NAKAMURA Chidori (Iwate University)
Sound Changes in Oceanic Languages, with the Comparison with Proto-Oceanic	NAITO Maho (Grad. student, Kyoto University)
	SENKE Aiko (Grad. student, Tokyo Women's College)
	SATO Hiroko
Brain Functions Mapping for Lexicon, Syntax and Semantics with Event Related fMRI	YUHAKU Atsushi (Ritsumeikan University)
	MARUYAMA Kei (Grad. student, Doshisha University)
	NAKAI Satoru (Doshisha University)

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The 129th LSJ General Meeting at Toyama University (Gofuku Campus)

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/129.html (in Japanese)

Day One (Sat., Nov. 20, 2004)

Keynote Speech 13:40~14:40

Philology and the Study of Language   FUJIMOTO Yukio (Toyama University)

Open Symposium 15:40~17:50

Language as Data

Chair: KATO Shigehiro (Toyama University)

Panelists:

Data in Theoretical Linguistics	MIHARA Ken'ichi (Osaka University of Foreign Studies)
Collecting Data in the Field	KUREBITO Megumi (Toyama University)
Approaches from the Text Data	HIGUCHI Koichi (Ehime University)
How to Process Data?	ITO Masamitsu (The National Institute for the Japanese Language)

Day Two (Sun., Nov. 21, 2004)

Papers Read

Site B   (Lecture Hall 2 at Humanities)

14:35~15:05

The Accent of the Monosyllabic Stem Verbs in Korean Dialects

SON Jaehyun (Grad. Student, University of Tokyo)

Site E   (Lecture Hall 5 at Humanities)

10:00~10:30	Two Kinds of Relative Clauses in Modern Georgian	KOJIMA Yasuhiro (Grad. Student, University of Tokyo/JSPS Fellow)
10:35~11:05	Verbs in -na in Upper Sorbian and the Reflexive Pronoun so	SASAHARA Ken (Grad. Student, University of Tokyo)
11:10~11:40	Two Genitives in Faroese	IRIE Koji (Kanazawa University)
15:10~15:40	Incorporative Structure in Cuzco Quechua	EBINA Daisuke (Grad. Student, University of Tokyo)

Workshop 14:00~16:00

Compound Verbs in Japanese and Chinese viewed from East Asian Comparative Grammatical Studies        Site F(Lecture Hall 6 at Humanities)

Organizer        SAKAI Hiroshi (Hiroshima University)

Chair:        SAKAI Hiroshi (Hiroshima University)

Formation of the Resultative Compound Verb in Chinese and the Lexical Conceptual Structure	AKIYAMA Jun (Kyushu University, part time)
The Resultative Construction in Chinese and the Aspectual Structure	SUZUKI Takeo (Grad. Student, University of Tokyo)
The Compound Verb Formation in Japanese from Temporal Viewpoints	ZHANG Churong (Grad. Student, Kyushu University)
The Japanese Compound Verb Viewed as the VP Addition	ZHANG Chao (Grad. Student, Hiroshima University)
	SAKAI Hiroshi (Hiroshima University)

Poster Presentations 11:40~13:40

Site G (Large Meeting Room at Humanities)

The Tripartite Classification of the Coordinative Two-Word Sino-Japanese Compounds	KANNO Kenji (Chiba University)
Semantic Observations on the Morphemes that Take Tense and Case Suffixes	YAMAHASHI Sachiko (Sapporo University)
The Technique of Overlapping Linguistic Maps with PC and Its Developments	FUKUSHIMA Chitsuko (Niigata Women's Junior College))
Aspect, Backward Event-Sequencing and Event Granularity in When-Sentences   (presented in English)	IRIE Makiko (Grad. Student, The University of Texas at Austin)

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The 128th LSJ General Meetingat Tokyo-Gakugei University (Koganei Campus)

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/128.html (in Japanese)

- Day One (Sat., June 19, 2004) -

Open Symposium 13:40~17:20

Dictionary and Linguistics-How Are Dictionaries Made?-

Chair: SUGITA Hiroshi (Tokyo-Gakugei University)

Panelists:

Dictionaries Made Through Fieldwork	KAJI Shigeki (ILCAA)
Dictionaries and Collocation	Ôso Mieko (Himeji-Dokkyo University)
Multilingual Concierges and Electronic Dictionaries	MACHIDA Kazuhiko (ILCAA)
Dictionaries and Semantic Description	YAMADA Susumu (Univ. of Sacred Heart Tokyo)

Commentator: KAGEYAMA Tarô (Kwansei-Gakuin University)

- Day Two (Sun, June 20, 2004) -

Papers Read

Site C   (Room N401)

10:00~10:30	The Verbal Suffix -ve Expressing Causative / Passive in Shibo	KOGURA Nirokazu (Grad. st. Univ. of Tokyo)
10:35~11:05	The Comitative in Sakha (Yakut)	EBATA Fuyuki (Grad. st. Univ. of Tokyo)
13:35~10:05	The Classification of Verbs in Bantic: From the Viewpoint of Aspects	UTSUMI Atsuko (Fellow, JSPS)
15:00~15:30	The Implied Subject of the Infinitive in Sedeq	TSUKITA Naomi (Aichi Prefectural Univ.)

Site F   (Room N411)

13:00~13:30

The Lexical Classes in the Accent of the Kyong- sando Dialect of Korean

SON Jaehyun (Grad. st. Univ. of Tokyo)

Workshops 15:00~17:00

Simultaneous Translation as the Data for Linguistic Studies        Site F (Room N411)

Chair:        FUNAYAMA Chûta (Kobe City Univ. For Foreign Studies)

Construction of the Assumption in the S.T.	FUNAYAMA Chûta (Kobe City Univ. of Foreign Studies)
Trends in the Theoretical Study of the S.T.	MIZUNO Akira (Rikkyo Univ.)
Functions of the Working Memory Supporting the Linguistic Information Processing	OSAKA Mariko (Osaka Univ. of Foreign Studies )

Cultural Basis of Linguistic Structures and Communicative Practices:
Views from Anthropology and Field Linguistics        Site G (Room N 201)

Chair:        HORIE Kaoru (Tohoku University)

Context and Indexical Construal	William Hanks(University of California, Berkeley)
A Functional View of Linguistic Diversity	MIYAOKA Osahito (Osaka-Gakuin Univ.)
Embodied Talks: Some Findings from the Analysis of Everyday Conversations among the Gui Bushmen	SUGAWARA Kazutaka (Kyoto University)
Wayfinding and Frames of Reference in Signboard Communication	KATAOKA Kuniyoshi (Aichi University)

Poster Presentations 11:30~13:30

Site H (Room N 301)

"Ageru" in the Second Member of Complex Verbs in Japanese and the Indeclinable "up" in English - The Meaning of the Perfective Aspect -	NOBUTA Chika (Research st., Kyoto Univ.)
A Quantitative Analysis in the Digitalized Corpus of the Plural Affix "-deul" in Korean	LEE Cheho (Grad. st. Kyoto Univ.)
Reconsidering the development of prosodic structure: a cross-sectional study of CV vs. CVV syllables in 14 Japanese children	TAKAHASHI Maki (Grad st., The University of North Carolina)

Special Exhibits 11:30~13:30

Site J (Room N 302)

Views form the Grammatical Studies of Minority Languages	Subcommittee for Endangered Languages
Haya is Fifty Times More Difficult Than Swahili	KAJI Shigeki (ILCAA)
Syntactic Ergativity in Warrungu in North-Eastern Australia: A Rare Gem in the World	TSUNODA Tasaku (Tokyo University)
A Language with a Complex Deictic System - Siberian Yupik	NAGAI Kayo (Fellow, JSPS)
A Morphological Change in Progress: Shinekhen Buryat	YAMAKOSHI Yasuhiro (Grad. st. Hokkaido Univ.)

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The 127th LSJ General Meeting

at Osaka City University (Sugimoto Campus, Osaka)

For More Details --> http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/lsj2/meetings/127.html (in Japanese)

Day One (Sat., 11/22/2003 )  Conference Room, 10th Floor, Osaka City University Media Center (13:30~17:30)
--> see the campus map

Symposium (13:40-17:30)

LINGUISTICS OF TASTE

Chair: KOBAYASHI Kozue (Osaka City University)

Panelists

Words for Taste and Taste for Words	SETO Ken'ichi (Osaka City University)
A Cognitive Approach to Metaphorical Expressions of Taste	KUSUMI Takashi (Kyoto University)
The Science and Expressions of Deliciousness	YAMAMOTO Takashi (Osaka University)
Visual and Auditory Synesthesia of Taste	KOMORI Michihiko (Osaka Shôin Women's University)

Commentator
YAMAGUCHI Haruhiko (Kobe City University of Foreign Studies)

Day Two (Sun., 11/23/2003)

Papers to be Read (10:00~16:00)

Site B (Room 126)

10:35~11:05	Repositioning of Verbal Arguments in Upper Sorbian	SASAHARA Ken (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)
11:10~11:40	The Complementizer tu in Modern Georgian	KOJIMA Yasuhiro (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)

Workshop (13:35~15:35)

Site F (Room 137)

The Present State and Possibilities of the Ainu Fieldwork --- A Prospect for the Future	Chair : NAKAGAWA Hiroshi (Chiba University)
Speakers
Current Situation and Achievements of the Ainu Fieldwork	OKUDA Osami (Sapporo Gakuin University)
Birds and Fishes in the Ainu Culture --- Folk Vocabularies and Lore Behind Them	KATÔ Yôichirô (Graduate School, Ryukyu University)

Poster Session (11:10~13:10)

Site G (Room 121)

Invitation to the Study of "Endangered Languages" --- The Present State and Frontline of Their Study	Subcommittee for "Endangered Languages"

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The 126th LSJ General Meeting

at Aoyama-Gakuin University (Tokyo)

Day One (Sat., 06/21/2003)  Bldg. #9, Rm. #10 (13:30~18:00)

Inaugural Address of the President (13:40-15:10)

Philology and Linguistics. Reconstruction of Sino-Uigur and the Possibility of Logographic Reading in Old Turkic

SHÔGAITO Masahiro

Symposium (15:30-18:00)

Relevance Theory. Pragmatics in Search of Human Cognition

Chair: TONOIKE Shigeo

IMAI Kunihiko, "The Scope of Relevance Theory"

NISHIYAMA Yûji, "Constraints on the Interpretation of Utterances"

DAY TWO (Sun., 06/22/2003)

Papers (to be) read (10:00~16:00)

UMETANI Hiroyuki, "The Double Direct Object Construction in Modern Mongolian"

UTSUMI Atsuko, "The Generation Gap in Talaud (Sulawesi): Phonetics, Phonology ans Lexicon"

KANG Youngsuk, "The Accent System in the Pusan Dialect of Korean: the Accent Rules of Compound Nouns"

MIMURA Tatsuyuki, "The Ternary Stress Accent in Danish"

Workshop (13:30~15:30)

New Tools in the Science of Language: The Possiblility of Grammatical Studies by means of the Brain Function Sensor

Chair: SAKAI Hiromu

OJIMA Shirô, "A Study of Compound Verbs with Magnetoencephalography (MEG)"

HASHIMOTO Ryûichirô, "The Inner Brain Mechanism of Syntactic Processing viewed with functional MRI"

NAKAO Mizuki, "The Event Related Potentials in the Semantic Processing"

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The 125th LSJ General Meeting

at Tohoku-Gakuin University (Sendai)

Day One (Sun., 11/3/2002)

Symposium "Areas of Phonology" (14:10~17:50)

NASUKAWA Kuniya (Tohoku-Gakuin University) : "Suprasegmental Structure and Intrasegmental Structure : Their Correlation"

Hubert Truckenbrodt (Universität Tübingen-Universität Potsdam) : "Intonation in Southern German and Intonation in Japanese"

KUBO Tomoyuki (Kyushu University) : "Phonological Phrase and Focus, Syntax"

YOSHIDA Kazuhiko (Kyoto University) : "Prosody and Historical Linguistics"

Day Two (11/4 Mon)

Papers to be Read (10:00~15:50)

IIDA Asako (Chuo University) : "Is ~nohoo a Euphemism? "

YAMABE Junji (Notre-Dame Seishin Women's University) : "Three Verb Forms Expressing Reflexivity in Oriya"

Workshops (14:50~16:20)

"Case and Semantic Roles Seen from the Structure of Compound Verbs"

"Possibility of Grammatical Studies with the Speech Data"

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The 124th LSJ General Meeting

at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (Fuchu, Tokyo)

Day One (Sat., 6/15/2002) (13:25~)

Open Symposium

Verb Typology across Languages

KAGEYAMA Taro

Basic Types of the Conceptual Structure and their Expansion : with the Contrast of Japanese and English

Robert RATCLIFFE

Valence and Voice in Arabic and Semitic Languages

KAZAMA Shinjiro

Criteria for Verbal Classification and Verbal Classification across Languages

MINEGISHI Makoto

The Verb Viewed from Syntagma

Day Two (Sun., 06/16/2002)

Papers Read

KAWASUZAKI Hideyuki : The Verbal Accentuation in Korean spoken in Jilin-xing, China

YAMABE Junji : The Meaning of the Causative Verb kar-aa- "make do" in Oriya

TADA Kei : The Meaning of tioh in the Structure "Verb + Complement" in Taiwanese

EBATA Fuyuki : "Paired Words" in Sakha (Yakut)

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The 123rd LSJ General Meeting

at Kyushu University (Fukuoka)

Day One (Sat., 11/17/2001)

Open Symposium (13:40~16:00)

Linguistics as a Science of Mind --- Conversation between Linguistics and Psychology

Chair

SAKAMOTO Tsutomu

Panel

ISHIDA Jun, "Studies of Language --- from a Psychologist's Points of View"

INOUE Masakatsu, "From the Field of the Sentence-Comprehension Experiments --- a Gap between Theory and Practice, Their Mutual Interactions and Mutual Contributions"

SAKAI Hiroshi, "Possibilities of Bio-Linguistic Approaches --- with Classical Typology Reconsidered"

HASEGAWA Nobuko, "The Syntactic Structure of Non-Agent Subject Constructions and Its Psychological Reality"

Papers Read (16:10~17:40)

Day Two (Sun., 11/18/2001)

Open Lecture (10:00~11:30)

J. K. Chambers, "Oddballs and Insiders"

Papers Read (13:30~16:50)

The 122nd LSJ General Meeting

Day One (Sat., 6/23/2001) (1:30~)

Open Symposium

Aspects of Linguistics -- Beyond the Century

TSUJII Jun'ichi

Formalization of Linguistic Theories and Theory of Computation

KIBE Nobuko

Changing Dialects and Linguistic Study

Brent VINE

Historical Linguistics in the 21st Century: Trends and Traditions

MIHARA Ken'ichi

Theoretical Linguistics -- Its Study and Education

TSUMAGARI Toshiro

Endangered Languages and the Tasks of Linguistics in the 21st Century

NODA Hisashi

Dismantlement and Rebirth of Japanese Linguistics

IIDA Asako : Expansion of Usage in Taste Metaphors -- seen in "mattari"

SHIOHARA Asako : Negative Expressions in Sumbawan

UTSUMI Atsuko : Voice and Focus in Bantic

CHE Xiangchun : The Accent System in the Longjing Dialect of Korean Spoken in the Yanbian District, China

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The 121st LSJ General Meeting

at Nagoya-Gakuin University (Seto, Aichi pref.)

Day One (Sat., 11/25/2000)  Room A - 2 (1:30~4:00)

Open Symposium

Quantification -- Is Semantics at Dead End?

Chair

IMANI Ikumi (Nagoya-Gakuin Univ.)

Keynote Speeches

GUNJI Takao (Kobe-Shoin Univ.)

NISHIGAUCHI Taisuke (Kobe-Shoin Univ.)

KANAZAWA Makoto (Univ. of Tokyo)

General Discussion

Summary

Day Two (Sun., 11/26/2000)  Room A - 2 (1:30~4:20)

Open Symposium

Genetic Affiliation of Japanese : Retrospect and Prospect

Chair

MATSUMOTO Katsumi (Shizuoka-Kenritsu Univ.)

Austronesian and Japanese

SAKIYAMA Osamu (National Museum of Ethnology)

Altaic Languages (incl. Korean) and Japanese

ITABASHI Yoshizo (Kyushu Univ.)

Tamil and Japanese

OHNO Susumu (Gakushuin Univ. emeritus)

Commentators

TSUCHIDA Shigeru (formerly Univ. of Tokyo)

SHOGAITO Masahiro (Kyoto Univ.)

KODAMA Nozomi (Kumamoto Univ.)

General Discussion

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The 120th LSJ General Meeting

at Chiba University (Chiba City)

Day One (Sat., 06/17/2000) [1:30 - 6:20, at Lecture Rm 105 of the Law-Econ. Bldg.]

Inaugural Address of the President

Phonology of r and l

HAYATA Teruhiro

Symposium

Can Linguistics Contribute to the Maintenance & Restoration of Minority Languages?

TANAKA Katsuhiko / KANEKO Tooru / TSUNODA Tasaku / STUART Henry / NAKAGAWA Hiroshi

Day Two (Sun., 06/18/2000)

Papers Read

(10:00, Site A) USAMI Hiroshi : Prosodic Features Denoting Syntactic Boundaries

(03:20, Site A) LEE Yeunjoo : The Accent System in the Songju Dialect of Korean

(10:30, Site B) HAYASI Tooru : Main Characteristics of the Eynu Language Spoken in the Southern Part of the Xinjiang Uigur Autonomous District, China

(01:00, Site B) SASAHARA Ken : Dual Forms of Nouns and Verbs in the Crostwitz Dialect of Upper Sorbian

(01:30, Site B) KOJIMA Yasuhiro : The Auxiliary Use of the Possessive Verb in Modern Georgian

(02:20, Site B) YUKAWA Yasutoshi : The Relative Clause in Rwanda

(02:50, Site B) OONO Hitomi : The Focus Expression in Tetun-Prasa (East Timor)

(03:20, Site B) YAMABE Junji : What One Sees from the Distribution of Relative Pronouns about an Anaphoric Rule in Oriya

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The 119th LSJ General Meeting

at Kobe Shoin Women's University (Kobe, Hyogo Pref.)

Day One (Sat, 11/27/1999)

Open Symposiums (14:00 - 17:30):

NB: Simultaneously in Two Sites

Possibilities of the Linguistic Studies as Sciences (Bldg #2, Rm #213)

Chair: GUNJI Takao (Kobe Shoin Women's Univ.)
HASHIDA Koichi (Electronics Tech. Inst.): In Between Science and Technology
TAKUBO Yukinori (Kyushu Univ.): Is Generative Grammar Possible?
TATEISHI Koichi (Kyoto Univ. of Foreign Studies): Does Optimality Theory Exist?

Language and Culture (Bldg #7, Rm 734)

Chair: INOUE Kyoko (Keio Univ.)
INOUE Kyoko (Keio Univ.): Cognition and Language
MATSUKI Keiko (Doshisha Univ.) Language and Identity
FUJISHIRO Setsu (Kobe City Coll. for Nursing): Identity and Linguistic Change

Day Two (Sun, 11/28/1999)

Papers Read (9:30 - 16:20, in five sites, A - E, at Bldg #5)

9:30-10:00 (Site D) UTSUMI Atsuko: The Tense-Aspect System in Bantic

10:50-11:20 (Site C) CHIBA Shoju: The Construction "Transitive Verb + Illative of the 3rd Infinitive" in Finnish

11:20-11:50 (Site D) IIDA Asako: Reconsiderations on the Classifiers to Count Animate Beings - How to Count a Robotic Dog? (Japanese!)

11:50-12:20 (Site C) YAMABE Junji: The Meaning of the Oriya Particle bi "also"

14:00-14:30 (Site E) USAMI Hiroshi: The Phonological Systems of two Dialect of Bao, and Directions of Their Sound Change - From the Viewpoint of the Syllable Structure

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The 118th LSJ General Meeting

at Tokyo Metropolitan University (Hachioji, Tokyo)

Day One (Sat, 6/19/1999: Auditorium)

Lectures (13:30 - 17:50):

Jay JASANOFF (Harvard Univ. / Kyoto Univ.) : Lachmann's Law in Latin Revisited - the Problems Left Behind by de Saussure, Kurylowicz and Kiparsky

FUKUI Naoki (UC Irvine) The Universality of Language Functions and the Variety of Linguistic Competence

Day Two (Sun, 6/20/1999: 1F at Classrooms Bldg, Liberal Arts)

Papers Read (10:00 - 15:50):

10:00-10:30 (Site A) OHBA Mihoko: The Meaning and Usage of the Auxiliary Verb shimau in Japanese

10:00-10:30 (Site D) SHIOHARA Asako: The Relative Clause in Sumbawa (Indonesia)

10:30-11:00 (Site D) YAMABE Junji: The Development of a Use of the Relative Pronoun in Oriya

11:00-11:30 (Site D) KUMAKIRI Taku: On Negative Expressions in the Tunis Dialect of Arabic

13:00-13:30 (Site D) UMETANI Hiroyuki: Double Causative Suffixes in Modern Mongolian

14:20-14:50 (Site D) YOSHIDA Hiromi: The Copula Elements in the Azpeitia Dialect of Basque

14:50-15:20 (Site D) WAKASA Motomichi: The Passive Sentence in Wolaytta

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The 117th LSJ General Meeting

at Yamaguchi University (Yoshida Campus)

Day One (Sat, 10/31/1998)

Lecture:

2:00-3:00

Ernesto A. Constantino (University of the Philippines):

   Current Topics in Philippine Linguistics

Symposium:

3:30-5:30

  Field Linguistcs and Thoery

Chair: SHIBATANI Masayishi; Panelists: HIRANO Takanori, Christian LEHMANN, TSUNODA Tasaku

Day Two (Sun, 11/01/1998)

Papers Read:

9:30-10:00 (Site E) NISHIOKA Satoshi: Conditional, Apositional and Contrastive Sentences in the Kikaigashima Dialect of Japanese

10:00-10:30 (Site C) SUGUIRA Shigeko: A Proposal for the Tripartite Classification of Japanese Predicates

11:20-11:50 (Site D) YAMABE Junj: The Meaning and Anaphoric Behavior of the Relative and Reflexive Pronouns in Oriya

11:50-12:20 (Site D) IRIE Koji: The Construction of the Type "John kissed Mary on the cheek" in Modern Icelandic

1:30-2:00 (Site C) KUKISAWA Ritsuko: The Ergative-Accusative Structure in the Central Pacific Languages and its Historical Change

2:00-2:30 (Site E) YUKAWA Yasutoshi: On the Verbal Accentuation in Ndonga

2:00-2:30 (Site D) IIDA Asako: A Comparison of the Classifiers kai and do to Count Events in Japanese (Japanese!)

2:50-3:20 (Site C) CHIBA Shoju: The Function of the Causative Construction with Derivative Verbs in Finnish

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The 116th LSJ General Meeting

at Keio University (Mita Campus, Tokyo)

Day Two (Sun, 6/21/1998)

Papers Read:

Site B (Soutn Bldg, 3F, Rm 432)

1:30-SHIOHARA Asako: Nasal Verbs in Sumbawa

2:00-UTSUMI Atsuko: The Function of the mapa- form in Bantic

3:50-YUKAWA Yasutoshi: The Accent of the Reflexive Affix in the 4 Dialects in Shona

Site C (South Bldg, 3F, Rm 433)

11:50-YOSHIDA Hiromi: Verbs in the Structure <[+ERG][-ABS] Auxiliary - du Conjugation> in the Azpeitia Dialect of Basque

3:20-EBINA Daisuke:The "Partial Agreement" in the Cuzco Dialect of Quechua

3:50-NAGAI Tadataka: The Oblique Case in the Upper Kobuk Dialect of Inupiaq

Site D (South Bldg, 3F, Rm 434)

1:30-MATSUMURA Kazuto: On the Postposition in Mari

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The 115th LSJ General Meeting

at Kyoto University

"Relay" Lectures

(Sat, October 11, 1997, 1:30pm -)

KUMAMOTO Hiroshi:
    What Lies Behind the "Phonographic Script" -- the Case of Central Asian Brahmi [405KB; Adobe Acrobat 4 Required]

Papers Read

(Sun, October 12, 1997)

9:30-(Site E) CHIBA Shoju: The Usage of Elative and Partitive in the Nominal Qualification in Finnish

11:20-(Site E) UTSUMI Atsuko: On the Influence of the Bantic Particle -te to the Verbal Aspect

11:20-(Site C) KATO Atsuhiko: On the Characteristics in the Verb Serialization in Pwo Karen

1:40-(Site E) YOSHIDA Hiromi: "Impersonal" with the Auxiliaries da /die, debe /ditube in the Azpeitia Dialect of Basque

2:10-(Site E) HOSHI Izumi: The Meaning of the Auxiliary yon in Modern Tibetan -- Recollection of Experiences, Intention Oriented Toward the Hearer

4:00-(Site C) YUKAWA Yasutoshi: Two Ndebele Languages -- with Respect to the Verbal Accentuation

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