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

The Program of the 149th Meeting of

the Linguistic Society of Japan

President: Shigeki KAJI Director (LSJ) Hirofumi AOKI Director (Local) 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 Oral presentations (The 3th &4th floor of Lecture Hall for General Education) 18:30 - 20:30 Reception (Yamatoya-Honten) Day2 10:00 - 12:00 Workshops (The 2nd, 3th &4th floor of Lecture Hall for General Education) 11:30 - 12:50 Poster presentations (The 3th floor of Lecture Hall for General Education) 13:00 - 13:20 LSJ President’s address, etc. (Green Hall) 13:20 - 16:20 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]

■Oral presentations (Saturday, November 16 13:00-17:40)

Session A (Room 31) Session B (Room 32) Chairs: [1-2] Ryosuke SHIBAGAKI, Chairs: [1-2] Shuntaro CHIDA, [3-4] Katsuo TAMAOKA, [5-7] Kentaro NAKATANI [3-4]Honore WATANABE, [5-7] Junnichi SAKUMA [A-1] Jean Mingi [B-1] YAMADA Yohei 13:00 - 13:30 The lexical interpretation of Korean A terminal negative particle “=lee” in Mongolian dilects lexicalV-Vcompounds-the lcs synthesis and restirctions-

[A-2] KUBOTA Kazumitsu [B-2] NITTA Shiho 13:40 - 14:10 Verbal Nouns and Existential Sentences On the suffix “-lIK” of Modern Uyghur

[A-3] Suzuki, Takaaki [B-3] Yukinori Kimoto 14:20 - 14:50 An investigation on the competing factors for word order Classification and description of verbal affixes in Arta preferences in the production of Japanese [A-4] Sone Masaki, Hirose Yuki [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 15:30 - 15:50 (Break) (Break) [A-5] KIM yoan, YANO Masataka, TATEYAMA yuki, [B-5] KOGURA, Norikazu 15:50 - 16:20 SAKAMOTO tsutomu The function of verbal suffix –mi, -Xei in Sibe and person Processing of pre-nominal relative clauses in Korean agreement in Tungusic languages

[A-6] Tatsumi Tomoko, Julian M. Pine [B-6] HIDAKA Shinsuke 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 [B-7] Onishi Hideyuki 17:10 - 17:40 On an aspect of Japanese indirect passive sentences produced Two types of Ajective in Rawang by an agrammatic individual

Session C (Room 34) Session D (Room 35) Chairs: [1-2] Michinao MATSUI, Chairs: [1-2]Yo MATSUMOTO, [3-4]Noritaka [3-4] Takeru HONMA, [5-7] Kazuhiro KAWACHI FUKUSHIMA, [5-7] Noriko KAWASAKI [C-1] Marina ARASHIRO [D-1] Paul Julian SANTIAGO 13:00 - 13:30 Default intonation patterns in statements and yes/no Deictic Directionals in Kalanguya, Northern Philippines questions in Welsh English

[C-2] Han Heesun [D-2] ZHENG Ruoxi Perception of the Korean initial Lax, Aspirated and Tense 13:40 - 14:10 An analysis of Chinese “route” expressions ― with a consonants: A Comparison between Native Speaker and Japanese Learners comparison with their Japanese counterparts

[C-3] Naoya Watabe [D-3] Shiba Ayako 14:20 - 14:50 Generative aspects of Russian diminutive formation The first-person subject passives in Japanese and Spanish

[D-4] KIM Jihyun [C-4] ONISHI, Teigo 15:00 - 15:30 On Assumptiveness and Premisedness of Assumptional On the vowel grade of ti-stem nouns in Latin. Conditionals, A Contrastive Study of Japanese and Korean 15:30 - 15:50 (Break) (Break)

[C-5] Takuya Kubo, Hajime Ono, Mikihiro Tanaka, [D-5] Masahiro Minamida, Kazumi Matsuoka Masatoshi Koizumi, Hiromu Sakai 15:50 - 16:20 Headshake as a negative discourse marker in Japanese Sign Accessibility effects on production of VOS word order in Language Kaqchikel [C-6] Mitsuya Sasaki [D-6] HARADA Naomi, TAKAYAMA Chieko 16:30 - 17:00 Definiteness and two types of copular sentences in DIFFER in Nihon Shuwa (Japan Sign Language): A Way to Ixquihuacan Nahuatl Negate in A Manual-Dominant Sign Language

[C-7] ISHIZUKA Masayuki [D-7] Eri Tanaka 17:10 - 17:40 Two types of copulative sentences in Basque from a Scale Structure of Verbs and Two Types of Measure typological point of view Phrases in English

Session E (Room 41) Session F (Room 42) Chairs: [1-2] Linsheng ZHANG, Chairs: [1-2] Tetsuo NITTA, [3-4] Yosuke IGARASHI, [3-4]Noriko ONODERA, [5-7]Kan SASAKI [5-7] Hideki ZANMA

[E-1] Gijs van der Lubbe [F-1] IGARASHI Yosuke, HIRAKO Tatsuya An implication that the sound correspondence of “3-mora 13:00 - 13:30 Grammaticalization of the verb ’to walk’ in the Masana Class 5” in the Kitagata dialect has for the historical study dialect of Okinoerabu Ryukyuan of the accent system of Japanese [E-2] Yuko OSANAI [F-2] ARAKAWA Tsubasa 13:40 - 14:10 The grammaticalization of formal noun KES in Early Accentuation of the alphabet-related words in Nishinoomote Modern Korean Japanese [E-3] KUROSHIMA Norifumi [F-3] Yuji Kuwamoto, Mikio Giriko 14:20 - 14:50 On auxiliary verb ‘nohta’ in modern Korean — Research Accentuation of place names in Tottori Kurayoshi dialect: of [V1+PUT] — Focused on final high tone accents [F-4] Mikio GIRIKO, Hajime TAKEYASU [E-4] Hiroko KOTO 15:00 - 15:30 On the deaccentuation of town names: The comparison The Meaning of the Verbal Auxiliary oku (PUT) in Japanese among Tokyo, Nagoya, and Kurayoshi Japanese

15:30 - 15:50 (Break) (Break)

[E-5] Rudy Toet [F-5] Naoki UETA 15:50 - 16:20 Voice Selection in Japanese: A Corpus-Linguistic Case Pitch Patterns of Mongolian Compounds in Relation to Study of the Verb ‘Sasaeru’ Phonological and Semantic Structure

[E-6] Otsuki Tomoyo [F-6] Kazuhiro Imanishi 16:30 - 17:00 On the form “saru” in Tsugaru dialect A reconsideration of the glottal stop in Amis

[F-7] Kuniya NASUKAWA, Hitomi ONUMA, Masatoshi [E-7] ITO Yuma 17:10 - 17:40 KOIZUMI The Divergence of Mlabri Dialects by Esoterogeny Epenthetic vowels and the inherent vowel feature in Fijian

Session G (Room 44) Session H (Room 45) Chairs: [1-2] Asako UCHIBORI, [3-4] Masatoshi Chairs: [1-2] Hideki KISHIMOTO, KOIZUMI, [5-7] Yoichi MIYAMOTO [3-4] Tomohiro MIYAKE, [5-7] Nobu GOTO

[G-1] Lina BAO, Megumi HASEBE, Umezawa TOSHIRO, [H-1] Ishihara Yuki Hideki MAKI 13:00 - 13:30 On the Wh-Island Effect by Native Speakers of Japanese: A On Polarity Emphasis of the Japanese Predicate Iterative VAS-Based Analysis Construction [H-2] KATO Shizuka [G-2] Hideki MAKI, Hasan BASRI 13:40 - 14:10 otagai 'each other' and zibun-zisin 'self' as plain anaphors The Absolutive/Genitive Alternation in Selayarese and cyclic application of Condition (A) [G-3] Dónall P. Ó BAOILL, Hideki MAKI [H-3] Yasuhito KIDO 14:20 - 14:50 Extraction from the Complement Clause of the Factive Japanese Modal Phrase Revisited: Difference between daroo Predicate Is Trua Le 'To Regret' in Irish and mai in Tokyo dialect and mei in Hichiku dialect [H-4] Munakata Takashi [G-4] Kobayashi Ryoichiro 15:00 - 15:30 The Interaction of Modal Expressions, Functional A hybrid analysis for LF-intervention effects: Polarity Categories and the Selectional Condition of Matrix Verbs in sensitive items as genuine LF-interveners the Embedded Clause 15:30 - 15:50 (Break) (Break) [H-5] Nakanishi Ryota 15:50 - 16:20 [G-5] Cancelled The Expansion of Transfer Domain and Its Theoretical Issues [G-6] Shuichi Yatabe, Kei Tanigawa [H-6] UCHISHIBA, Shin’ya 16:30 - 17:00 Coordination of phrases ending in predicate stems in Neg-raising and short answers in Japanese Japanese [H-7] Chigusa Morita [G-7] J.-R. Hayashishita 17:10 - 17:40 A Morphosyntactic Analysis of Physical Attribute Inverse scope readings and visualized scenes Expressions in Japanese and English

■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