DAY 1 (JULY 21, MONDAY)

Registration

08:00-10:00 Registration & Refreshments IMH

Opening Ceremony Opening : Dr. Suk-Jin Chang (President, CIL18) Welcoming Address: Dr. Ferenc Kiefer (President, CIPL) Dr. Ik-Hwan Lee (Co-chair, CIL18 LOC) Young-Se Kang 10:00-11:30 Dr. Chai-song Hong (President, LSK; Co-chair, CIL18 LOC) IMH (Kookmin Univ) Congratulatory Address: Dr. Sang-Gyu Lee (Director, National Institute of the Korean Language) Dr. Ki-Soo Lee (President, Korea Univ)

Forum Lecture 1 1 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Sun-Hee Kim Laurence R. Horn (Yale Univ) 11:30-12:30 (Seoul Women's IMH Pragmatics and the lexicon Univ) Forum Lecture 2 2 Sun-hae Hwang Susan Fischer (UC San Diego) 14:00-15:00 (Sookmyung IMH East and West Women's Univ) Topic 1: Language, mind and brain 3

J.W. Schwieter (Wilfrid Laurier Univ) At what stage is language selected in bilingual speech production?: Investigating Hye-Kyung Kang 15:20-16:50 factors of bilingualism 302 (Open Cyber Univ) Il-kon Kim & Kwang-Hee Lee (Hanyang Univ) Boundedness of nouns and the usage of English articles Topic 2: Information structure 4

Samek-Lodovici , Vieri (UCL) Topic, focus and discourse-anaphoricity in the Italian clause

Peter W. Culicover (Ohio State Univ) & Susanne Winkler (Univ of Tübingen) Dong-Young Lee 15:20-16:50 202 Focus and the EPP in English focus inversion constructions (Sejong Univ)

Andreas Konietzko (Univ of Tübingen) The syntax and information structure of bare noun ellipsis

Topic 3: Language policy 5

Karsten Legère (Univ of Gothenburg) Empowering African languages: Focus on Tanzania and Namibia Mijae Lee 15:20-16:20 210 Ram Ashish Giri (Monash Univ) (Univ of Suwon) Unplanned policy: Planned results situating English in the language education policy of Nepal 16:20-16:30 Break

Alymjan Zakiro (Univ of Kyrgyzstan) A language map of Kyrgyzstan Seok-Hwa Yoon 16:30-17:30 210 Robert Blackwood (Univ of Liverpool) (Wonkwang Univ) Language policy in France: A comparative study of management strategies and language practices on the peripheries – the cases of Brittanyand Corsica Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 6 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

15:20-16:20 session cancelled

Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 7

Brian D. Joseph (Ohio State Univ) Historical linguistics: Where the field stands now Seung-Ah Lee 15:20-16:20 (Ewha Womans 207 Univ) Jung-Hee An (Univ of Hamburg) The problem of the interpretation of the borrowed characters in Hyangga

16:20-16:30 Break

Cristina Guardiano (Univ of Modena/Reggio Emilia) & Giuseppe Longobardi (Univ of Trieste) Toward a history and geography of human syntax Sang-soo Park 16:30-17:30 207 (PUFS) Kurt R. Jankowsky (Georgetown Univ) Classical studies and the emergence of comparative linguistics: What was lost and what was gained?

Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 8

H. C. Chen (Wufeng Institute of Technology) An acoustic analysis of English timing patterns by Taiwanese learners Yungdo Yun 15:20-16:20 (Korea Nazarene 208 S. K. Park, Y. Tsubota, N. Hiraoka & M. Dantsuji (Kyoto Univ) Univ) Perception and production patterns of Korean phonemic contrasts by Japanese L2 learners

16:20-16:30 Break

Alice Chan (City Univ of Hong Kong) The perception and production of English consonants by Cantonese ESL learners in Hong Kong: A test of the speech learning model Sang-Cheol Ahn 16:30-17:30 208 (Kyung Hee Univ) Tomohiko Ooigawa (Sophia Univ) Individual difference in production of voicing French /R/ sounds and the perception by the Japanese adult listeners

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 9 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Eui-Jeong Song (CRLAO, EHESS-CNRS) Les constructions des verbes d'« émotion » en coréen contemporain Alda Mari 15:20-16:20 (CNRS ENS 315 EHESS) Hiroshi Abe (Tohoku Univ) La tautologie et la notion subjective de "désirabilité"

16:20-16:30 Break

You-Min Lin (Nat Taiwan Univ) Conceptual network of Chinese xin Hee-Rahk Chae 16:30-17:30 315 (HUFS) Shigemori Bucar Chikako (Univ of Ljubljana) Causative and politeness Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 10 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Elisaveta Khachaturyan (Univ of Oslo) Relation entre le conditionel des langues romanes et les particules russes

Mi-sun Mun Patrick Caudal, Chris Reintges & Gerhard Schaden (Paris 7) 15:20-16:50 (Seoul Women's 403 Tense, aspect and conditionality: an event-based crosslinguistic treatment Univ)

Seiko Fujii (Univ of Tokyo) Modality, tense and aspect in Japanese conditionals

Topic 10: Syntax 11

So-Young Park (USC) A small clause inside nominal phrases: Syntax of numeral classifiers Tong-chin Rhee 15:20-16:20 306 (Hoseo Univ) Han-Byul Chung (Seoul Nat Univ) Nominalization as syntactic operation: Verbal structure under the nominal head

16:20-16:30 Break Yu-Ching Tseng (SUNY at Albany) Adjacency and multiple occurrences: Two types of syntactic OCP effects in Hakka Daeho Chung 16:30-17:30 306 (Hanyang Univ) Hiroshi Hasegawa (Senshu Univ) Swiping in English and other languages

General Session 1 12

Hideki Kishimoto (Kobe Univ) Argument structures of ditransitive verbs in Japanese Young-Hwa Kim 15:20-16:20 310 (Hallym Univ) Lyih-Peir Lu Luo (Nat Chi-Nan Univ) Argument realizations of Chinese pseudo-ditransitive verbs

16:20-16:30 Break

Robin Yang (Open Univ of Hong Kong) & Bennan Zhang (Hong Kong Institute of Education) Conversational organization in web-based interaction: A case study of Chinese Hyo-jeong Lee 16:30-17:30 academic discussion 310 (Sogang Univ)

Roland Hausser (Univ of Erlangen-Nuremberg) Preliminary remarks on an agent-oriented theory of context

General Session 2 13

Satoshi Someya (Univ Paris 8) L’inchoativité en japonais dans le cadre du TAM Ju-Shik Kim 15:20-16:20 305 (Dongyang Univ) Hiroshi Kim (Anyang Univ) Recurrence of Japanese aspectual markers

16:20-16:30 Break

Hee-sook Kim (Korea Nat Univ of Education) On the issue of locative alternation: Argument alternation as aspectual realization mechanism - with special reference to locative verbs— Ju-mi Kim 16:30-17:30 305 (Konkuk Univ) Jae-Young Han (Hanshin Univ) ‘eos’ and 'eo is' in Middle Korean General Session 3 14 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Doo-won Lee (Chungju Nat Univ) Two types of the dative verb 'cwuta' in Korean: Achievement & accomplishment of possession Do-Yong Bai 15:20-16:20 312 Wonil Chung (Dongguk Univ) (PUFS) Rhetorical analysis of the president's inaugural address - focusing on comparison with multilingual corpora - 16:20-16:30 Break Hye-Kyung Lee (Ajou Univ) An experimental study on scalar implicatures and numerals Doo-Won Lee 16:30-17:30 312 Sijmen Tol (Instituut voor Nederlandse Lexicologie/Linguistic Bibliography) (Chungju Nat Univ) Finding linguistic publications on and off the web – requirements for an ideal searching tool

General Session 4 15

Pong-Hyung Lee (Daejeon Univ) Initial tensification in Korean loanword adaptation Yang-hye Lee 15:20-16:20 311 Osik Shin ( Chungnam Nat Univ) (PUFS) Theories of speech parts in the major early French and English grammars: Attempts of a proper theory for vernacular languages 16:20-16:30 Break

Eva Hajicova & Barbon Hladka (Charles Univ) Prosodic innovations in Northwest Indo-European: Circumstantial evidence for Shinjung Park 16:30-17:30 prehistoric contacts" 311 (Chung-Ang Univ) Chang-yong Sim (Kyungin Nat Univ of Education) What determines the prosodic structures? General Session 5 16 Laurent Dekydtspotter, Bora Kim, Hyun-jin Kim, Yi-Ting Wang, Hye-Kyung Kim (Indiana Univ) & Jong Kun Lee (Mokpo Univ) Intermediate traces and anaphora resolution in the processing of English as a Sang-Ki Kim 15:20-16:20 second language 314 (Andong Nat Univ) Eun-chung Noh (Seoul Nat Univ) Variation in interlanguage of KSL learners: On acquisition of tense expression of Korean by Spanish speaking learners 16:20-16:30 Break Sung-mi Kwon (Ewha Womans Univ) Is dissimilarity a driving force in achieving native-like accuracy in speech production?: A counter-argument to Flege's speech learning model Yu-ki Lee 16:30-17:30 313 Jong-min Song (Kyunghee Univ) (Dongguk Univ) Discovering in which Mode of language production Korean speakers show more native- like English proficiency: Speech or writing Workshop 1: Interface conditions 17 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Anna Maria Di Sciullo (Univ du Québec à Montréal) Asymmetry and interface conditions

Eric Reuland (OTS) Jong-Yurl Yoon 19:00-20:30 605 The need for asymmetry as a source of invariance (Kookmin Univ)

Norbert Hornstein (Univ of Maryland at College Park) Reversibility and interface conditions 20:30-20:40 Break Mary Dungan, Sandiway Fong & Josh Harrison (Univ of Arizona) A mechanism for analyzing compounds in the Penn TreeBank Eric Reuland 20:40-21:40 605 (OTS) Noureddine Elouazizi (Leiden Univ) On the locus of the linearization algorithm Workshop 2: English with Asian accents 18 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Susan Gwee, Hong Huaqing & Aman Norhaida (Nanyang Technological Univ) The use of Singlish particles in the Singapore classroom

Anneke Tupan (Petra Christian Univ) Yongsoon Kang 19:00-20:30 406 The meaning of rhyming headings of main report section in Mossaik magazine (SKKU)

Winnie heng Cheng (The Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ) The Hong Kong Financial Services Corpus: Benefits and uses for professionals and practitioners in Asia

20:30-20:40 Break

Yongsoon Kang (SKKU) Stress assignment of Korean English learners (English with Korean accent) Winnie heng Cheng Jie Zhao & Yuchoo Sun (Jilin Univ) 20:40-22:10 (The Hong Kong 406 Chinese EFL learners’ speech act of apology: A pragmatic study Polytechnic Univ) Yongbing Liu (Northeast Normal Univ) A study of teachers’ request with Asian characteristics

Workshop 3: Silent issues in linguistic theory 19 Duk-Ho An (Univ of Connecticut) On the interaction between syntax and phonology: Right Node Raising

Seungwan Ha (Korea Univ) Hee-Don Ahn 19:00-20:30 409 (Non-)constituency in Right Node Raising (Konkuk Univ) Myung-Kwan Park (Dongguk Univ) Right Node Raising as coordinating conjunction at the syntax-phonology interface 20:30-20:40 Break Young-ju Choi & James Yoon (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Fragments with and without articulated constituents at LF Bum-Sik Park 20:40-22:10 (Incheon City 409 Daeho Chung (Hanyang Univ) College) Predicate fronting vs. (Pseudo-)predicate fragment in Korean

Workshop 4: Speech sciences in linguistics 20

Yi-Wen Tsai (Nat Hsinchu Univ of Education) suffixes of Taiwan Minnan used by Hakka native speaker

Sang-Yee Cheon (Univ of Hawaii at Manoa) Emilia Szalkowska 19:00-20:30 Production and Perception of English sibilants by Korean ESL learners (HUFS/A. 410 Mickiewicz Univ) Ya-Ting Yang (Nat Kaohsiung Normal Univ) OT analysis of the nasal pronunciation variability in coda position - Transfer effect or markedness constraint

20:30-20:40 Break

Kimiko Tsukada (Macquarie Univ), Wim van Dommelen (Norwegian Univ of Science & Technology) & Rungpat Roengpitya (Mahidol Univ) Non-native perception of word-final stops in Norwegian and Thai

Takeki Kamiyama (Univ Paris 3, Marne-la-Vallée) & Marie-Claude Tremblay Sang-Yee Cheon (Univ of Ottawa) 20:40-22:10 (Univ of Hawaii at 410 Perception of L2 production by L1 speakers of different dialectal backgrounds: Manoa) The case of Japanese-speaking learners' /u/ perceived by French and Quebec native speakers

Emilia Szalkowska (HUFS/A. Mickiewicz Univ) The acquisition of Polish phonotactics by native speakers of Korean Workshop 5: Formal approaches to the relations of tense, aspect and modality 21 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Yukinori Takubo (Kyoto Univ) & Stefan Kaufmann (Northwestern Univ) Introduction

Yurie Hara (JSPS & Kyoto Univ) & Shigeto Takahashi (Univ of Massachusetts at Eric McCready 19:00-20:30 Amherst/Tokyo Univ) (Aoyama Gakuen 405 Imperatives, modal bases and conditionals Univ)

Katrin Schulz (Univ of Amsterdam) Tense and mood in conditional sentences 20:30-20:40 Break Janneke Huitink (Radboud Univ Nijmegen) Scoping over epistemics in English and in Dutch Cleo Condoravdi Christopher Tancredi (Keio Univ) (Palo Alto Research 20:40-22:10 405 Multiple models: Distinguishing metaphysical and doxastic modality Center/Stanford Univ) Eric McCready (Aoyama Gakuen Univ) Modality, the progressive, and discourse structure

Workshop 6: Contrastiveness in information structure and/or scalar implicatures 22

Klaus von Heusinger & Edgar Onea (Univ of Stuttgart) Grammatical and contextual alternatives for narrow focus Ferenc Kiefer Svetlana McCoy-Rusanova (Rutgers Univ) (Hungarian 19:00-20:30 404 Scalar implicatures, presuppositions, and Discourse Particles: Colloquial Academy of Russian –to, že, and ved’ in Combination Sciences)

Satoshi Tomioka (Univ of Delaware) A scope theory of contrastive topics: Japanese and beyond contrastive 20:30-20:40 Break

Lea R. Paltiel-Gedyalovich & Jeannette Schaeffer (Ben Gurion Univ at Negev) Scales and non-scales in (Hebrew) child language Robert van Rooij 20:40-22:10 Mingya Liu & Jan-Phillip Soehn (Univ of Tuebingen) (Univ of 404 Negative implicatum, positive implicatum Amsterdam) Invited talk: Manfred Krifka (Humboldt-Univ zu Berlin) What's the difference between three, at least three, three or more and more than two? Workshop 7: Language diversity 23

Yukari Nagayama (Tokyo Univ of Foreign Studies) Possessor raising and incorporation: A case of alutor in the Russian Far East Honore Watanabe 19:00-20:00 414 (Kagawa Univ) Eun-Sook Kim (Pusan Nat Univ) & John Stonham (Pukyung Nat Univ) Language change or language loss? The case of Nuuchahnulth

20:00-20:10 Break

Kyoko Koga (Tokyo Seitoku Univ) Clitic and its tonal behavior in Akan 20:10-21:10 Watanabe Honore (Kagawa Univ) Atsuko Utsumi Causatives in Sliammon Salish 414 (Univ of Tokyo)

Johannes Helmbrecht (Univ of Regensburg) & Iren Hartmann (Univ of Erfurt) 21:10-21:40 The tension between language documentatioin and Descriptive linguistics-the case of deictic otion verbs in Hocak Workshop 8: Writing systems and the linguistic structure 24 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Sang Oak Lee (Seoul Nat Univ) The Korean alphabet: Optimized featural system

Ludmilla Fedorova & Elena Kondratyeva (Russian State Univ for Humanities) Jae-Young Han 19:00-20:30 Emblematic principle in the Korean writing system in comparison with the other 306 (Hanshin Univ) Historical writing systems

Alexander Vovin (Univ of Hawai’i at Mānoa) Is Japanese derived from Korean Kwukyel?

20:30-20:40 Break

Wi-vun Taiffalo Chiung (Nat Cheng-Kung Univ) How efficient is writing in Han characters? 306 Ik-sang Eom (Hanyang Univ) David Bradley 20:40-22:10 The causes of discrepancies between sounds and graphs in Chinese characters (La Trobe Univ) Yuda Lai (MingDao Univ/Nat Taiwan Normal Univ) A further study on orthography during auditory lexical access of Chinese compounds Workshop 9: Current issues in linguistic interfaces 25 Hong-lin Li Larry (Nat Taiwan Normal Univ) A syntax-semantics interface study of the predicative Shi in Mandarin copular construction

Su-won Yoo (Univ of Chicago) Weon-Don Jeong 19:00-20:30 305 Syntax and semantics of negation types (Semyung Univ)

Young-Wha Kim (Hallym Univ) Plurality and its syntactic realization - Plurals in classifier vs. non-classifier languages

20:30-20:40 Break

Weon-Don Jeong (Semyung Univ) Productivity and constraint in morphology and lexicon Hong-Joon Um 20:40-22:10 305 Hyoung Youb Kim (Korea Univ) (Chung-Ang Univ) Epiphenomenality of the phonological identity: Morphological doubling theory and cophonologies

Workshop 10: Language and gender 26

Hye-Sook Kim (Konyang Univ) Changes of gender roles and consciousness reflected on ye and nye

Vinay Kumar Jain (Govt Girls College) Kyong-Sook Song 19:00-20:30 The role of sex in language usage 309 (Dongeui Univ)

Fumi Morizumi (Waseda Univ) Why should girls make 'better' language learners? Gender identities of Japanese learners of English & their perception of unequal society

20:30-20:40 Break

Karen Adams (Arizona State Univ) Conceptual metaphors of family and home in political debates in the USA

In-Young Jhee (Korea Nat Sport Univ) Kim Dammers 20:40-22:10 A study on female communication 309 (Konyang Univ) Catherine Mathon (Univ Paris 7) Expression de la colère en français : L’impact du genre sur les stratégies de communication de l’émotion Workshop 11: Second language acquisition and applied linguistics 27 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Fred R. Eckman & Gregory K. Iverson (Univ of Maryland) Perception versus production in the acquisition of L2 phonemic contrasts

Sunah Son & William J. Adsardi (Hoseo Univ) Rosa Jinyoung How L2 acquisition sheds light on L1 phonological representations 19:00-20:30 Shim 304 (Seoul Digital Univ) Cecilia Yuet Hung Chan (City Univ of Hong Kong) Implications of a study on L2 interlanguage phonology for the learning of L2 pronunciation: The phonological variants of the syllable initial /n-/ in L2 English produced by Cantonese speakers in Hong Kong

20:30-20:40 Break

Hye-Ri Joo (Univ of Hawaii at Manoa) Agentivity of passives and inchoatives in second language learners Hyunoo Lee 20:40-21:40 304 (Inha Univ) Hoe Kyeung Kim & Yun Hongoak (Cleveland State Univ) Korean negation acquisition by English-speaking learners

Workshop 14: Endangered languages 28

Peter Wittenburg (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) DOBES: Documenting endangered languages for current and future generations

Tasaku Tsunoda & Mie Tasaku (Univ of Tokyo) Young-chul Jun 19:00-20:30 The revival of the Warrongo language (Australia): Progress report 315 (Seoul Nat Univ) (2008)

Sikder Monoare Murshed (Univ of Dhaka) The endangered and indigenous language of Bangladesh

20:30-20:40 Break

Charles Chang, Hannah Haynie, Shira Katseff, Russell Lee-Goldman, Marta Piqueras-Brunet & Yao Yao (UC Berkeley) A web-accessible dictionary of Southeastern Pomo Young-chul Jun 20:40-21:40 315 (Seoul Nat Univ) Youngjun Jang (Chung-Ang Univ) Relative clauses in Kalmyk

Workshop 15: Argument realization in Asian languages 29

Chien-Jer Lin (Nat Taiwan Normal Univ) The syntax of possessive arguments in Mandarin Chinese

Theeraporn Gavin Austin (Univ of New England) Ratitamkul 19:00-20:30 From parameters to constraints: Explaining alternations in cause expression 314 (Chulalongkon Univ) Henry Y. Chang (Academia Sinica) & Marie M Yeh (Nat Hsinchen Univ of Education) Deriving thematic mismatches in Formosan NAF constructions

20:30-20:40 Break

Huei-ju Huang & Shuanfan Huang (Nat Taiwan Univ) Peripheral participants as obligatory arguments: The preferred argument realization patterns in Tsou

Henry Y. Chang 20:40-22:10 Chinfa Lien (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) 314 (Academia Sinica) Does quantity figure in APs?

Theeraporn Ratitamkul (Chulalongkon Univ) Argument realization in Thai conversations Workshop 16: Lexis-grammar interface 30 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Takuya Nakamura (IGM-Univ de Marne-la-Vallée) Représentation d'informations lexico-syntaxiques et lexique-grammaire: à propos de certains verbes ‘à montée’

Jacqueline Giry-Schneider (Univ Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée), Eric Laporte (Univ Man-Ghyu Pak 19:00-20:30 Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée), Annie Meunier (Univ Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée) & 313 (Ahou Univ) Jee-sun Nam (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Classification of adjectives in French and in Korean Chai-song Hong (Seoul Nat Univ) Pour la description lexicale d’un type de construction à copule en coréen 20:30-20:40 Break Man-Ghyu Pak (Ajou Univ) Semantics of Emotion Nouns Yunchae Nho 20:40-21:40 Seong-Heon Lee (Seoul Nat Univ) (Sungkyunkwan 313 Comment représenter le sens grammatical des verbes supports dans un Univ) dictionnaire actif: le cas des verbes supports en coréen Workshop 17: Syntactic parameters 31 Julia Herschensohn (Univ of Washington) & Deborah Arteaga-Capen (Univ of Nevada) Niina Zhang 19:00-20:00 DP Parameter resetting in advanced L2 French (Nat Chung Cheng Hedde H. Zeijlstra (Univ of Amsterdam) Univ) 311 Parameters are epiphenomena of grammatical architecture 20:00-20:10 Young-ju Choi & James Yoon (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) For a macroparametric approach to typological variation Dae-Ik Kim 20:10-21:10 Min-jeong Son (CASTL/Univ of Tromsoe) (Youngsan Univ) 311 Directionality and resultativity: The cross-linguistic correlation revisited Workshop 18: Interfaces in phonology 32 Invited Speaker: Bruce Hayes (UCLA) Natural and unnatural constraints in Hungarian vowel harmony Jae-Young Lee 19:00-20:30 210 Sang-Cheol Ahn & Juhee Lee (Kyung Hee Univ) (Seoul Nat Univ) Laryngeal transfer in loanword adaptation: Cases of Japanese and Korean 20:30-20:40 Break Miyeon Ahn (Univ of Michigan) Perceptual bias based on morphology of Korean palatalization

Hijo Kang (SUNY at Stony Brook) Shinsook Lee 20:40-22:10 210 Korean vowel harmony and grammatical change (Korea Univ) Sangjin Hwang (Seoul Nat Univ) n-insertion in Korean is a productive and variable process Workshop 19: Languages and cultures in contact 33

Barbara Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk & Jerzy Tomaszczyk (Univ of Łódź) Categorization and theories of language contact Thekla Wiebusch 19:00-20:30 Felicity Rash (Queen Mary, University of London) (CNRS/CRLAO) 402 The five languages of Switzerland

Ekaterina Protassova (Univ of Helsinki) Hybridic language and identity of the Russian-speakers in Finland 20:30-20:40 Break Thekla Wiebusch (CNRS/CRLAO) The impact of language contact on the Chinese basic lexicon Ekaterina 20:40-22:10 Andy C. Chin , Benjamin K. Tsou, You Rujie, W. F. Tsoi (Univ of Hong Kong) Protassova 402 Some aspects of divergence in neological development: The Chinese case (Univ of Helsinki)

Shih-Min Li (Nat Chengchi Univ) Sub-dialectal contact and variation in Taiwan Hakka: A sociolinguistic analysis DAY 2 (JULY 22, TUESDAY)

Forum Lecture 3 34 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Kiyong Lee (Korea Univ) Jeong-Seok Kim 09:00-10:00 IMH Formal semantics for interpreting temporal annotation (Korea Univ)

Topic 1: Language, mind and brain 35

Yukio Takahashi (Morioka College) A game-theoretic interpretation of the ontological homology between language Myong-Hi Chai and consciousness 10:20-11:20 (Chosun College of 302 Sci & Tech) Pieter Seuren (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) Logical systems and logical intuitions

11:20-11:30 Break

Brandon C. Loudermilka, Todd Detwilerb, George Ojemannc, James F. Brinkleyb & David P. Corinaa (UC Davis) Dorsal and ventral streams in language processing: Perspectives from cortical Hanjung Lee stimulation mapping 11:30-12:30 (Sungkyunkwan 302 Univ) Jung-Hee Kim, Benjamin K. Bergen & Hyun-Sook Ko (Univ of Hawaii) Simulating different types of negation

Topic 2: Information structure 36

Stefan Baumann & Doris Mücke (Univ of Köln) Tonal and articulatory markers of second occurrence focus in German Jeong-Hwa Lee 10:20-11:20 202 (Korea Digital Univ) Stefanie Jannedy (ZAS Berlin) The effect of lexical tone and focus on the formation of F0 in Vietnamese

11:20-11:30 Break

Aoju Chen (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) The phonetics of sentence-initial topic and focus in adult and child Dutch

Euiyon Cho 11:30-12:30 202 Tuyuan Chen (Nat Taiwan Univ) & Hintat Cheung (Nat Tainin Institute of (Dongguk Univ) Nursing) The marking of given and new information in Mandarin DE Construction in adult- to-child conversation

Topic 3: Language policy 37

Leejin Choi (Univ of Hawaii) Language as a resource policy: Changing policies for Kosian education toward pluralism Karsten Legère 10:20-11:20 (Univ of Gö- 210 Jocelyn Graf (Hanyang Univ) thenburg) Professors’ alternatives to top-down promotion of English in Korean higher education

11:20-11:30 Break

Kara Macdonald & Bill Snyder (Hanyang Univ) The transition to English-medium university classes: Korean faculty attitudes Sina Lee 11:30-12:40 210 (Columbia Univ) Felicity Rash (Queen Mary Univ of London) The Swiss language laws: What do they do and do not do for Rhaeto-Romansh? Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 38 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Tamar Liebes (The Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem) The uses of classic religious texts in making war and peace Young-Ok Lee 10:20-11:20 402 Shoshana Blum-Kulka & Menahem Blondheim (The Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem) (Kyung Hee Univ) Historical continuity of conversational patterns: The evidence from the Talmud

11:20-11:30 Break Tadao Shimomiya (Gakushuin Univ) Haiku and linguistics Yong-Jin Kim 11:30-12:30 402 Menahem Blondheim & Tamar Liebes (The Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem) (Soongsil Univ) Gods, laws, and veritas: Embedding the voices of impersonal entities in dialogues by Plato, Sophocles, and Thucydides Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 39 Vladimir Pericliev (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences) Similarities between geographically distant languages: The case of Kaingang and Austronesian Chung-Kon Shi 10:20-11:20 207 Martine Robbeets (Johannes Gutenberg Univ at Mainz) (KAIST) The historical development of passive morphology relating Korean to the TransEurasian languages

11:20-11:30 Break John D. Phillips (Yamaguchi Univ) Some crosslinguistically unusual features of Welsh are declining Kyung-chul Chang 11:30-12:40 207 Damaris Nubling (Univ of Mainz) (Univ of Seoul) Language history meets typology: The case of relevance-driven verbal change in German

Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 40 Shigeko Shinohara, Seong-Rim JI, Kanae Amino, Tomohiko Ooigawa (Sophia Univ) Loanword adaptation between Korean and Japanese plosives and the role of Hyo-young Kim 10:20-11:20 208 perception (Kookmin Univ)

Haruo Kubozono, Junko Ito & Armin Mester (Kobe Univ, UC Santa Cruz) Consonant gemination in Japanese loanword phonology: A phonological account 11:20-11:30 Break Mira Oh (Chonnam Nat Univ) Adaptation of English complex words in Korean Shinsook Lee 11:30-12:30 208 Hyunsook Kang (Hanyang Univ) (Korea Univ) Different degree of coarticulation and its phonological consequences in Korean and English Topic 7: Lexical semantics 41 Laurent Prévot (CLLE-ERSS/CNRS), Bruno Gaume (CLLE-ERSS/CNRS), Chu- Ren Huang (Academia Sinica), Shu-Kai Hsie (Bar-ILan Univ) & Chao-Jan Chen (Pu-Li Univ) Building and aligning Chinese and French lexical graphs Jae-Il Yeom 10:20-11:20 315 Hiroyuki Akama (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Maki Miyake (Univ of Osaka) & (Hongik Univ) Jaeyoung Jung (Tokyo Institute of Technology) New method of evaluation on the graph clustering of semantic networks builton lexical co-occurrence information 11:20-11:30 Break Sun-Mee Bae (KAIST) Representation of Korean-Chinese conceptual map using multilingual lexical semantic network Maria Asnes 11:30-12:40 315 Kensei Sugayama (Kyoto Prefectural Univ) (Bar-Ilan Univ) How cognitive/discourse factors can influence argument realization: Case of object omission Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 42 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Oliver Bond (London Univ) From tense, to aspect, to modality: The Eleme Anterior-Perfective Jong-Kun Lee 10:20-11:20 304 (Mokpo Univ) Regina Pustet (Univ of München) Proximative and avertive in Lakota diachronic pathways from modality to aspect

11:20-11:30 Break

Chien-hung Lin & Jung-hsing Chang (Nat Chung Cheng Univ) Tense in Doo-Won Lee 11:30-12:30 304 (Chungju Nat Univ) Matti Miestamo (Univ of Helsinki) Tense-aspect-mood in polar interrogatives

Topic 10: Syntax 43

Shih-Yin Chiang (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) Another middle construction in Taiwanese Southern Min: buebai+V Sungeun Cho 10:20-11:20 306 (Yeungnam Univ) Mario Saltarelli (Univ of Southern California) A uniform hypothesis of count/mass expressions: New syntactic evidence

11:20-11:30 Break

Anish Koshy (Univ of Hyderabad) Encoding of indefiniteness in Mon-Khmer languages of India: Indefinite pronouns in Pnar and Khasi Doo-Shick Kim 11:30-12:30 (Gyeongsang Nat 306 Univ) Kwang-sup Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Island repair by elipsis vs. zero pronominal

General Session 1 44

Won-Kyung Lee (Sangmyung Univ) The meaning of case markers of emotive verbs in Korean Myong-Shik Kwon 310 (HUFS) Kil Soo Ko (Univ Paris 7) Korean postpositions as weak head 10:20-11:50

Hanjung Lee (Sungkyunkwan Univ) Myung-kwan Park Processing efficiency and multiple factors affecting case marking in Korean: A 310 (Dongkuk Univ) unified account

General Session 2 45

Hyunkyung Yoo (Yonsei Univ) A study on the temporal structure of Korean adjectives Kyoung-Sun Hong 10:20-11:20 305 (Cheju Nat Univ) Yoonjeong Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) On typology of temporal expressions in Chinese: A functional perspective

11:20-11:30 Break

Sook Lee (Kookmin Univ) An alternative analysis on the retrospective tense marker ‘te’ in Korean Jong-mi Kim 11:30-12:30 (Kangwon National 305 Jaesoo Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Univ) Grammaticalization of a Korean NPI 'yeng' General Session 3 46 Time Author & Title Moderator Site

Young-chul Jun (Seoul Nat Univ) The category of contrast in Korean: Topical and focal contrast

Osamu Sawada (Chicago Univ) Young-Shik Lee 10:20-11:50 312 The Japanese contrastive Wa and quantificational variability effects (Hannam Univ)

Yu-gyeong Park, Seung-ho Nam & Chungmin Lee (Seoul Nat Univ) The proportional quantifier floating in Korean

General Session 4 47

Bernhard Hurch (Univ of Graz) 10:20-11:20 Jaemin Kim The syllable in prosodic typology (Yenbian Univ of 311 Science & Jance Fon & Renee Hung (Nat Taiwan Univ) Technology) Mandarin syllable-final nasal merger in spontaneous speech

11:20-11:30 Break

Peggy Mok & San-Im Lee (Chinese Univ of Hong Kong) 11:30-12:30 Korean speech rhythm using rhythmic measures

Jung-Soo Mok 311 Hyung-Soo Kim (Jeonju Univ) (Univ of Seoul) Theoretical issues in the phonology and morphology of Korean reduplication: With especial reference to over- and under-application cases

General Session 5 48

Ock-Mo Ahn (KyungHee Univ) Some difficulties in the teaching of conference language for Korean students Dong Kun An 10:20-11:20 314 Ji-Young Kim (Univ of Florida) (KAIST) Scaffolding language, literacy, and academic development through cross-age tutoring

11:20-11:30 Break

Shu-chen Ou (Nat Univ of Kaohsiung) Age-related factors and L2 phonological specifics: Evidence from Chinese- English word stress patterns Sunhee Yae 11:30-12:30 314 (Chung-Ang Univ) Hyosung Hwang (Univ College London) The phonetic realization of /w/ in Korean and Engish

Forum Lecture 4 49

Grzegorz Dogil (Univ of Stuttgart) Minhaeng Lee 14:00-15:00 IMH Aspects of the neural representation of spoken language (Yonsei Univ)

Topic 1: Language, mind and brain 50

Adriana Hanulíková (Humbolt Univ) Possible words in speech comprehension

302 Vsevolod Kapatsinski (Indiana Univ) Hae-Yun Lee 15:20-16:50 Learnability of rime-affix vs. body-affix dependencies in English: Introducing a new source of evidence on the nature of constituent structure (HUFS)

Rainer Dietrich & Kao Chung Shan (Humboldt Univ) Is there a linear ordering of the semantic representation at the syntax-semantics 302 interface? Topic 2: Information structure 51 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Yi-An Lin (Univ of Cambriage) The information structure in the nominal domain: A preliminary study of Mandarin Chinese Eun-Jung Yoo 15:20-16:20 (Seoul Nat Univ) Bettina Braun & Aoju Chen (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) Interaction with focus: Cross-linguistic evidence for the adverbial NOW 202 16:20-16:30 Break Kyuseek Hwang, Amy Shafer & William O'Grady (Univ of Hawaii) 16:30-17:30 Information structure affects Korean Scrambling Hye-Kyung Wee Hiroshi Aoyagi & Sachiko Kato (Nanzan Univ & MIT) (KCU) On information packaging of topicalized and scrambled sentences in Japanese Topic 3: Language policy 52 Joyce Milambiling (Univ of Northern Iowa) Immigration, official English and laguage education policy in the United States: A case study Byungsoo Park 15:20-16:20 210 Benjamin K Tsou, Andy C. Chin, Ouyang Jueya & Kenny Mok (City Univ of (Kyung Hee Univ) Hong Kong) Language policy and implementation, and accelerated urbanization in China: Transitional triglossia and language shift Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 53 Juliane House (Hamburg Univ) Sung Hee Kirk Introduction 15:20-16:20 (Sookmyung 402 Juliane House (Hamburg Univ) Women's Univ) English as a lingua franca in globalized discourse 16:20-16:30 Break Angelika Werner (Dokkyo Univ) Internationalismen in globalen Diskursen am Beispiel des Deutschen und Mun-Pyo Hong Japanischen 16:30-17:30 (Sungkyunkwan 402 Marina Terkourafi (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Univ) Globalizing trends in the semantic development of please, thank you and sorry

Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 54 Kanehiro Nishimura (UCLA/Kyoto Univ) Vowel reduction and syncope in Italic: chronology and mechanism Kyung-sook Paik 15:20-16:20 (Hanyang Women's 207 Mark Irwin (Yamagata Univ) Univ) immunity and prosodic size 16:20-16:30 Break Korapat Pruekchaikul (Chulalongkorn Univ) Portuguese loanwords in Thai: When the Portuguese language finds a new home Juri Jeong 16:30-17:30 Daisuke Sasaki (Hokusei Gakuen Univ) 207 (Dong Seoul Univ) The lexicons of sign languages in East Asia: A preliminary comparative study of (JSL), Taiwan sign language (TSL), and (KSL) Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 55 Hyesun Cho & Maria Giavazzi (MIT) Perception of voicing in fricatives Ki-jeong Lee 15:20-16:20 208 Man-ni Chu (Nat Tsing-Hua Univ) (Hanyang Univ) A preliminary gating experiment of terminal plosives in Shan Tou dialect 16:20-16:30 Break Yao Yao (UC Berkeley) Closure duration and VOT of word-initial voiceless plosives in English in Soonhyun Hong 16:30-17:30 spontaneous connected speech 208 (Inha Univ) Charles Bond Chang (UC Berkeley) Convergence and Divergence in Obsolescence Topic 7: Lexical semantics 56 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Pavlov Vladimir (Univ of Wisconsin-River-Falls) The role of lexical variation in developing a model of the lexicon Eun-Ji Lee 15:20-16:20 Remo Job & Roberto Cubelli (Univ of Trento) (Daebul Univ) The place of gender in the lexicon: Somewhere between meaning and form 16:20-16:30 Break 315 Bogdanova Svetlana (Irkutsk State Linguistic Univ) Reconceptualization of Spatial Relations Young-sook Sohn 16:30-17:30 (Dong Seoul Silvia Adler (Haifa Univ) & Maria Asnes (Bar Ilan Univ) College) Overtalented and Talented beyond measure: Bound and free morphemes as scalarity operators in English and French Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 57 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Jean-Pierre Desclés & Zlatka Guentchéva (Paris-Sorbonne) Analyse sémantique des temps, aspects, modalités (TAM) par des repré- sentations topologiques

Kachen Tansiri (Chulalongkorn Univ) Heejeong Ko 15:20-16:50 306 It was done or it has been done?: What corpus tells us about perfect aspect and (Seoul Nat Univ) perfect in Thai

Henning Andersen (Univ of California) Aspects and the grammaticalization of periphrastic futures

Topic 10: Syntax 58

Peep Nemvalts (Tallinn U/Stockholm Univ) Towards a sender's grammar of Estonian Seung Yeun Oh 15:20-16:20 404 (Korea Univ) Anne-Marie Parisot & D. Bouchard (Univ of Quebec) Number agreement in a sign language

16:20-16:30 Break Dietmar Zaefferer (Univ of Muenchen) A conceptual theory of linking control arguments Kwang-sup Kim 16:30-17:30 404 Adams Bodomo (Univ of Hong Kong) (HUFS) Binding relations in Zhuang General Session 1 59

Sun-Hee Lee (Wellesley College) & Yu-hyun Park (Yonsei Univ) A corpus-based analysis of case maker ellipsis in Korean Jin-ho Park 15:20-16:20 310 (Hanyang Univ) Theresa Hanske (Univ of Cologne) Identifying non-realized arguments in Vietnamese

16:20-16:30 Break

Hee-Rahk Chae & Il-kyu Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) A clausal predicate analysis of Korean multiple nominative constructions Kwangho Lee 16:30-17:30 (Gyeongsang Nat 310 Ik-soo Kwon (Berkeley Univ) Univ) Temporal mapping revisited: (Non-) purposive moving observer metaphor

General Session 2 60 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Hyun-a Park (Korea Univ) The double nominative constructions in Korean

Young-Se Kang (Kookmin Univ.) Seon-ung Yi 15:20-16:50 A movement approach to subjectivization and objectivization in Korean (Chungnam Nat 305 Univ) Guillaume Jeanmaire (Korea Univ) Comment traduire la musicalité des mots mimétiques coréens ou asiatiques sans faire violence à la langue indo-européenne d’accueil? General Session 3 61 Time Author & Title Moderator Site Juhyeon Hwang (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Discourse dependency and intervention effects Jung-eun Choi 15:20-16:20 312 Li-chin Jennifer Yang (Ming Dao Univ) (Chung-Ang Univ) The language choice of different camps: A study on the language use in two major call-in TV talk shows in Taiwan 16:20-16:30 Break Hui-ju Huang (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) A comparative study of the spatial metaphors SHANG/XIA in Chinese and Sun Hee Kim UP/DOWN in English 16:30-17:30 (Seoul Women's 312 Ji-in Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Univ) Thoughts on blue in English and Korean: A cognitive-semantic perspective General Session 4 62 Sung-A Kim (Kyung Hee Univ) Onglide phenomena: Phonetic interpolation vs. preceding L Ji-young Shin 15:20-16:20 311 Toshihiro Oda (Fukuoka Univ) (Korea Univ) A case of the sonority conversion: The less sonorous tap than the lateral and nasals in present-day American English 16:20-16:30 Break Eunjin Oh (Ewha Womans Univ) Effects of speaker gender on voice onset time of Korean stops Toshihiro Oda 16:30-17:30 311 Eon-Suk Ko (Brown Univ) (Fukuoka Univ) A corpus-based acoustic study of intensification and focus in Korean General Session 5 63 Bo-ra Lee (International Graduate School of English) The universal of narrative pattern and teaching second language Sunkyoung Cho 15:20-16:20 314 Mi-Jin Im, Ja-Won Lee & Jong-Yurl Yoon (Kookmin Univ) (Semyung Univ) The effect of learners’ ability to express feelings on their speaking ability 16:20-16:30 Break Akiko Hagiwara (Tokyo Univ of Pharmacy & Life Sciences) First language socialization on university campus: Making requests in Japanese YoungYeah Hong 16:30-17:30 via e-mail communication (Ewha Womans 314 AeJin Kang (Sookmyung Women’s Univ) Univ) CBI and TBI’s contribution to improving L2 proficiency of college learners Workshop 1: Interface conditions 64 Time Title & Author Moderator Site Michael B. Paradowski (Univ of Warsaw) Interface conditions and language contact phenomena

Marc Steedman (Univ of Edinburgh) Soon-bok Kim 19:00-20:30 404 The computational problem of interface acquisition (Sejong Univ)

Charles Yang (Univ of Pennsylvania) Learning, optimization, and language design Workshop 2: English with Asian accents 65 David Li (City Univ of Hong Kong) Researching NNSs’ views toward intelligibility and identity: Bridging the gap Scott Menking 19:00-20:00 between moral high grounds and down-to-earth concerns 409 (Shiname Univ) Glenn Toh (Curtin Univ of Technology) ELT under scrutiny – Exposing ideology through parod 20:00-20:10 Break Scott Menking (Shimane Univ) Is English the language students want to use in East Asia? Glenn Toh 20:10-21:10 Zhichang Marc Xu (The Hong Kong Institute of Education) (Curtain Univ of 409 Sense of belonging across the ‘Three Circles’: Linguistic and cultural norm Technology) accommodation of a Chinese English speaker in Beijing, Perth, and Hong Kong Workshop 4: Speech sciences in linguistics 66 Time Title & Author Moderator Site Shane Walshe (Univ of Bamberg) Young-Se Kang 19:00-19:30 402 Irish accent in films (Kookmin Univ) Workshop 5: Formal approaches to the relations of tense, aspect and modality 67 Szymon Grzelak (Univ of Tokyo) Towards a Polish-Japanese contrastive semantics of aspect and Aktionsart. Judith Tonhauser Timothy Grinsell (Carnegie Mellon Univ) 19:00-20:30 (The Ohio State 405 A discourse-wide perspective on Russian aspect. Univ) Mingya Liu (Univ of Tübingen) A time-relational approach to aspect in Mandarin Chinese and English. 20:30-20:40 Break Saeko Urushibara (Univ of Kitakyushu) Aspect markers in two dialects of Japanese and Korean: Variation and division of labor Yoshiki Mori 20:40-21:40 405 Jungmee Lee & Judith Tonhauser (The Ohio State Univ) (Univ of Tsukuba) Tenseless constructions in a tensed language: Temporal interpretation of the Korean -ko construction Workshop 6: Contrastiveness in information structure and/or scalar implicatures 68 Chidori Nakamura (Iwate Univ) Focus particle –mo and many-few implicatures

Jinyoung Choi (Univ of Pennsylvania) Satoshi Tomioka 19:00-20:30 410 Domain-widening, scalar implicatures and free choiceness (Univ of Delaware)

Jae-Il Yeom (Hongik Univ) The interpretation of numerals

20:30-20:40 Break Yoonhee Choi & Chungmin Lee (Seoul Nat Univ) A new type of NPI licensing context: Evidence from French Subjunctive and NE Klaus von 20:40-22:25 explétif Heusinger 410 (Univ of Stuttgart) Invited talk: Laurence R. Horn (Yale Univ) Almost et al.: Scalar Adverbs Revisited Workshop 7: Language diversity 69 Atsuko Utsumi (Univ of Tokyo) Problems encountered in the research of the voice system of an endangered Young Kook Kim 19:00-20:30 language 414 (Korean Bible Univ) Cheng-Yu Edwin Tsai (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) Wh-constructions in Saisiyat Workshop 8: Writing systems and the linguistic structure 70

Richard Sproat, Aamir Wali & Prakash Padakannaya (Univ of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign/Univ of Mysore) Model for phonemic awareness in readers of Indian script Gerald Penn Ludmila Fedorova (Russian State Univ for Humanities) (Univ of 19:00-20:30 411 Emblematic script of Aztec Codices as a particular semiotic type of writing Toronto/Univ of system Southern California)

Kosuke Matsukawa (SUNY at Albany) Choice of voices in Maya hieroglyphic writing 20:30-20:40 Break David Bradley (La Trobe Univ) Language policy for China's minorities: Orthography development for the Yi Oliver Streiter 411 Keisuke Honda (Univ of Tsukuba) 20:40-22:10 (Nat Univ of Ambiguity in homographic and disambiguation through Kaohsiung) Henry Rogers (Univ of Toronto) Scripted identities Workshop 9: Current issues in linguistic interfaces 71 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Hyeran Lee (Kyung Hee Univ) Clausal periphery in Korean Myung-Yoon Kang 19:00-20:00 412 (Korea Univ) Keun-Won Sohn (Hannam Univ) Focus licensing, intervention, and duality of XP-nun

20:00-20:10 Break

Gui-Sun Moon (Hansung Univ) Scrambling of numeral quantifiers in Korean Hyeran Lee 20:10-21:10 Youngme Park (Pukyung Nat Univ) 412 (Kyung Hee Univ) An optimality-theoretic analysis of new media language: A comparative study of elipsis in German and Korean language

Workshop 10: Language and gender 72

Chu-Lin Chang & Shelley Ching-Yu Hsieh (Nat Cheng Kung Univ) Gender differences in stereotypes, emotions and senses in Chinese botanical fixed expressions Kyung-sook Paik 19:00-20:30 Dammers Kim (Konyang Univ) (Hanyang Women's 403 Woman is to man as east is to west Univ)

Kyong-Sook Song (Dongeui Univ) Gendered politeness in computer-mediated communication

20:30-20:40 Break

Laya Heidari-Darani & H. Heidari-Darani (Islamic Azad Univ at Falavarjan) Lg & gender: A prosodic study of Iranian male and female speakers' talks in In-Young Jhee same-sex & cross-sex pairs 20:40-22:10 (Korea Nat Sport 403 Univ) Yishai Tobin & Claudia Enbe (Ben-Gurion Univ of the Negev) The influence of gender on the prosody of Buenos Aires Spanish

Workshop 11: Second language acquisition and applied linguistics 73 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Hyun-Sook Ko (Univ of Hawaii) Transfer of Subcategorization from Korean in Reading in English?

Hsueh-ying Yu (Nat Chengchi Univ) Sung-Yeon Kim 19:00-20:30 Discourse unity in Chinese EFL students' English writing 304 (Hanyang Univ)

Yongbing Liu (Northeast Normal Univ) Teacher-student talks in Singapore English language classrooms: A corpus- based approach

20:30-20:40 Break

Michael B. Paradowski (Univ of Warsaw) Utilizing the native tongue, generative syntax & cognitive semantics within formal instruction

Roberval Teixeirae Silva (Univ of Macau) Jiyung Kim 20:40-22:10 The didactic materials of Portuguese as a foreign language and the buildingof 304 (Korea Univ) textual competence: The Luso-Chinese context

Hikyoung Lee (Korea Univ) (In)formality in Korean and Japanese English: Contraction Use Across Speaking and Writing Workshop 12: Linguistic studies of ontology 74 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Chu-Ren Huang (Academia Sinica), Sheng-Yi Chen (Academia Sinica), Shu-Kai Hsieh (Nat Taiwan Normal Univ), Ya-Minchou & Tze-Yi Kuo (Academia Sinica) Conventionalized ontology of four artifact domains: A study based on Chinese radicals

Adam Pease (Articulate Softyware), Christiane Fellbaum (Princeton Univ) & Laurent Prévot 19:00-20:30 Piek Vossen (Free Univ Amsterdam) (Université de 315 Building the global wordnet grid Toulouse)

Chu-Ren Huang (Academia Sinica), I-Li Su (Academia Sinica), Tze-Yi Kuo (Academia Sinica) & Shu-Kai Hsieh ( Nat Taiwan Normal Univ) From basic lexicon to shared ontology: Two issues in linguistics

Aurelie Herbelot & Ann Copestake (Cambridge Univ) Towards the automatic annotation of genericity for ontology extraction 20:30-20:40 Break Andrea Schalley (Univ of New England) The role of ontologies in decompositional semantics Patrick Hanks (Masaryk Univ), Elizabetta Jezek (Univ of Pavia) & Allesandro Piek Vossen (Vrije 20:40-22:10 315 Lenci (Univ of Pisa) Univ) What is a linguistic ontology? Ontologies, semantic types and combinatorial constraints Workshop 14: Endangered languages 75 Tamara Borgoyakova (Khakas State Univ) Khakas language: Official status and endangered future

Gavril Robbek (Institute of the Indigenous Peoples of the North, Siberian Branch Sung-ho Choi of Russian Academy of Sciences) 19:00-20:30 (Chungbuk Nat 305 Movement and force (the Even language's vocabulary) Univ) Kirill Struchkov (Institute of the Indigenous Peoples of the North, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences) About creating the grammatical terminology in the Evenki language 20:30-20:40 Break Aisa Bitkeeva (Research Center on Ethnic & Language Relations, Institute of Linguistics of Russian Academy of Sciences ) To save language is to save ethnos (on experience of the Kalmyk language revitalisation)

B. Sechenbaatar (Inner Mongolia U) Sung-ho Choi 20:40-22:10 Endangered Mongolian dialects in the Western China (Chungbuk Nat 305 Univ) Natalja Koshkareva (Dept. of the Siberian Languages, Institite of Philology, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences) Topic and focus in Khanty and Nenets (Communicative roles and pragmatic strategies) Workshop 15: Argument realization in Asian languages 76 Time Title & Author Moderator Site Li-May Sung (Nat Taiwan Univ) Intransitivity in Kavalan Jieun Jeon (Korea Univ) Hei-ling Lai 19:00-20:30 Case frames and thematic roles of the psychological predicates in Korean (Nat Cheng-Chi 306 Theresa Hanske (Univ of Cologne) Univ) Identifying non-realized arguments in Vietnamese: a lexical orientation approach to argument structure 20:30-20:40 Break Jui-chuan Yeh (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) Argument realization of Chinese resultative verb compounds Li-May Sung 20:40-22:10 306 Shu-mei Chiang & Huei-ling Lai (Nat Cheng-Chi Univ) (Nat Taiwan Univ) Argument realization in the family of potential construction in Hakka Workshop 16: Lexis-grammar interface 77 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Yu-fen Yao (Nat Taiwan Univ) V-ge-N Versus V-CL-N Constructions in Mandarin Chinese

Chang Chun (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) The Pluractionality Construction "V-Lai5-V-Khi3" in Taiwanese Hyun Cheol Kim 19:00-20:30 313 (Yonsei Univ) Jee-Sun Nam, Seung-Mi Cheon, Seung-Hui Koh, So-Yun Kim, Ivan Berlocher & Se-Young Park (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Lexico-Syntactic Description of Domain-Specific Texts based on LGG-driven methodology

Workshop 17: Syntactic parameters 78

Hans-Martin Gaertner (ZAS-Berlin) Wh-Infinitives and the Interrogative=Indefinite-Parameter Kwang-sup Kim 19:00-20:30 309 (HUFS) Cristina Guardiano (Univ of Modena) & Giuseppe Longobardi ( Univ of Trieste) On the scope of parametric variation'

Workshop 18: Interfaces in phonology 79

Jie Zhang (Univ of Kansas), Yuwen Lai (Univ of Kansas) & Craig Sailor (UCLA) Opacity, phonetics, and frequency in Taiwanese tone sandhi

Jeong-Im Han 19:00-20:30 Jung-sun Kim & Ken do Jong (Indiana Univ) 310 (Konkuk Univ) The effect of lexical properties of pitch accent across dialect in Korean

Minjung Son (Yale Univ/Haskins Laboratories) Within-language variability between labials' and coronals' reduction

20:30-20:40 Break

Hyunsoon Kim (Hongik Univ) Korean palatalization revisited: Stroboscopic-cine MRI and acoustic data on gradual tongue movements

Tae-Jin Yoon (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Ongmi Kang 20:40-21:40 Interplay of grammatical structures and acoustic cues in prosodic phrasing 310 (Chosun Univ) determination

Stuart Davis (Indiana Univ) & Karen Baerts (Southern Illinois Univ at Carbondale) Implicatyins of the slit margin approach to the syllable

Workshop 19: Languages and cultures in contact 80 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Bostjan Dvorak & Patrick Steinkrüger (ZAS Berlin) Language contact, language type and loanwords in Algonquian and the French Cree – an interface of culture and morphology

Chun-hui Wu (Nat Chengchi Univ) Keun-Chul Chang 19:00-20:30 302 Classifier variation in Mandarin under the influence of Taiwanese (Kookmin Univ)

Lin Wen-lin (Graduate Institute of Taiwan) See the Hakka name words "妹" to facing the times changes By Sin Wu elementary school in Taoyuan County DAY 3 (JULY 23, WEDNESDAY)

Tour / No Academic Programs DAY 4 (JULY 24, THURSDAY)

Forum Lecture 5 81 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Jiryong Lim Jean Aitchison (Worcester College, Oxford Univ) 09:00-10:00 (Kyungpook Nat IMH Lifting the veil: Uncovering language origin and evolution Univ)

Topic 1: Language, mind and brain 82

James Myers & Jane Tsay (Nat Chung Cheng Univ) Memory and handedness effects in phonological judgments

Yong-Do Kim 10:20-11:20 302 (PUFS) Hyeon-Ae Jeon & Kyoung-Min Lee (Seoul Nat Univ) Brain activity during production of synonym vs. antonym: functional MRI study

11:20-11:30 Break

Yi-Hsiu Chen (Nat Hsinchu Univ of Education) Language attrition in priming effect on spoken word processing by older bilinguals: An ERP study Grace Ge-Soon Moon 11:30-12:30 302 (Dongduk Women's Su-Kyoung Kim & Horst Müller (Univ of Bielefeld) Univ) Neural systems of spoken sentence comprehension in second language: An ERP study with Korean-German bilinguals

Topic 2: Information structure 83

Giuseppe G. A. Celano (Univ of Cattolica di Milano/Univ of Genova) Topic-focus and focus-topic: The first and foremost motivation of ancient Greek word order Kap-hee Lee 10:20-11:20 (Seoul Theological 202 Univ) Hiroaki Nakamura (Japan Coast Guard Academy) A compositional approach to the topic-comment articulation in Japanese

11:20-11:30 Break

Manuel Leonetti (Univ of Alcalá) Topics in existential contexts Yong-Yae Park 11:30-12:30 202 (Seoul Nat Univ) Reiko Vermeulen (Univ College London) The syntactic distribution of topics in Japanese

Topic 3: Language policy 84 Wolfgang Viereck (Univ of Bamburg) Language policy in Germany and beyond Mi-Lim Ryoo 10:20-11:20 (Korea Maritime 210 Astrid Jensen & Sharon Millar (Syddansk Univ) Univ) Language policies in Danish multinational companies: Rationale, implementation and response

11:20-11:30 Break

Hyun-Ju Kim (Dankook Univ) Language policy and language testing in Korea Joseph DeChicchis 11:30-12:30 (Kwansei Gakuin 210 Patrick Studer, Mi-Cha Flubacher & Felicia Kreiselmaier (Univ of Bern) Univ) Language policy-planning and the interactive ‘Turn’ Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 85 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Yun-Jung Kim (Seoul Nat Univ) Quantitative, topical and interactional dominance in EFL writing tutorial discourse: Interaction between NNS tutors and NNS tutees Kiyong Choi 10:20-11:20 402 (Kwangwoon Univ) Xinren Chen (Nanjing Univ) Foreigner talk: An intercultural pragmatic perspective

11:20-11:30 Break

William Eggington (Brigham Young Univ) Is there a 'drift' towards universal English-based rhetorical patterns? Kyoung-Ae Kim 11:30-12:30 (Hankyong Nat 402 Sung-Do Kim (Korea Univ) Univ) The linguistic landscape of East Asian Cities from the perspective of intercultural pragmatics

Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 86 Patrick McConvell (Australian Institute of Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander Studies) Reconstructing kinship in Australia: The role of semantic change and system Seo-young Chae 10:20-11:20 change constraints 207 (Sogang Univ)

Ichchha Purna Rai (Univ of Nepal) Binomials in Kirati ritual language as an archaism

11:20-11:30 Break

Jacynthe Bouchard (Univ of Québec) Fernande Dupuis (Univ of Québec) & Monique Dufresne (Queen's Univ) Hee Kyung Kim 11:30-12:30 The role of prosody in the evolution of c'est-clefts in medieval French (Gumamoto 207 Gakuen Univ) Heather Burnett & Mireille Tremblay (UCLA & Queen's Univ) Telicity without events Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 87

Te-hsin Liu (Paris 8 Univ) Compensatory lengthening is not specific to segments Joo-Kyung Lee 10:20-11:20 208 (Univ of Seoul) Shigeto Kawahara (Univ of Georgia) Mimetic gemination in Japanese

11:20-11:30 Break

Adam Albright (MIT) & Yoonjung Kang (Univ of Toronto) Predicting innovative alternations in Korean verb paradigms Ongmi Kang 11:30-12:30 208 (Chosun Univ) James Myers (Nat Chung Cheng Univ) MiniCorp, minijudge and the Mandarin syllabary

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 88 Gunta Neospore (Univ of Latvia) The semantic structure of motion verbs in Latvian: Paradigmatic and syntagmatic aspect Remo Job 10:20-11:20 315 (Univ of Trento) Hui-Chen Sabrina Hsiao (SUNY at Buffalo) On manner-of-motion verbs

11:20-11:30 Break

Chao-Lin Li (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) Gradable predicates, scale structure and event structure: Case studies on adjectival verbs in Taiwan and Mandarin Chinese Beom-mo Kang 11:30-12:30 315 (Korea Univ) Elisabetta Jezek (Pavia Univ) Argument structure binding and event nominal polysemy Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 89 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Aude Vinzerich & Jean-Pierre Desclés (Maison des Sciences de l'Homme ) Modalisation épistémique et référentiels temporels 10:20-11:20

Kyung-Sook Chung (Simon Fraser Univ) Perfect versus past in Korean

11:20-11:30 Break Yongeun Lee 403 (Cheongju Univ) Alice Vittrant (Univ of Provence) La grammaticalisation verbale en birman: entre typologie, héritage génétique et contact de langues 11:30-12:30 Kyung-Ae Kim (Univ of Kyoto) On the difference of existential meaning in two aspectual markers in modern Korean: relation between 'ko iss'', 'e iss-' and existence verb 'iss'

Topic 9: Computational linguistics 90

Hans Uszkoreit (Saarland Univ) Introduction and Overview Hans Uszkoreit 10:20-11:20 309 (Saarland Univ) Marc Steedman (Univ of Edinburgh) Invited Talk

11:20-11:30 Break

Jin-Bok Lee, Tak-eun Kim & Jong C. Park (KAIST) An effective way to learn biological knowledge with linguistic resources Meesook Kim 11:30-12:30 309 Yong-hun Lee (Chungnam Nat Univ) (Sangji Univ) Implementation of the Syntax and Semantics of Questions in Computational Minimalism

Topic 10: Syntax 91

Yoshihisa Kitagawa & Kenji Yoshida (Indiana Univ) 306 A statistical anatomy of unacceptability

Agnieszka Pysz & Bartosz Wiland (University of Poznań) Byong-Kwon Kim 10:20-11:50 The setting of the strict VO word order in English at the PF interface (Youngsan Univ)

306 Xiaodong Yang (Chungnam Nat Univ) Dual-CP structure and the doubly filled COMP effect: A comparative study in English and Chinese

General Session 1 92

Bart Geurts (Radboud Univ Nijmegen) Scalar implicature and local pragmatics Seungho Nam 10:20-11:20 310 Chinwei Wu (Nat Taiwan Normal Univ) (Seoul Nat Univ) A study on parsing strategies of the consonant-clusters in Taiwan mandarin loan- words

11:20-11:30 Break

Ducksoo Kang (HUFS) Review of adverbial forms in Yakut, Evenki, and Korean Jeong Seok Yang 11:30-12:30 310 (Yonsei Univ) Il-kyu Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Quirky cases in Korean: Focusing on EXP-DAT constructions General Session 2 93 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Seong-Heon Lee (Seoul Nat Univ) A propos des noms de propriété en coréen Yong-cheol Hong 10:20-11:20 Erich Weider (HES-SO Univ of applied sciences Western (Sungshin Women's 305 Switzerland/HEP-VS Pädagogische Hochschule Wallis) Univ) Systémique et dialectologie: une évidence-L’exemple de l’Alsace-Lorraine et plus précisément de l’Alsace Moyenne (Mittelelsass)

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Dong-Sung Kim & Sun Kyoung Lee (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Alignment of hypernyms between two different languages, using semantic relations Ui Su Kim 11:30-12:30 305 (HUFS) Mee-Jeong Park , Bum-yong Choi & Hye-Seung Lee (Univ of Hawaii) Korean locative deictics and politeness

General Session 3 94 Yoko Sasagawa (Kobe Shinwa Women’s Univ) An analysis of the function of laughter in controlling modality in Japanese inter Sun Hyo Kim 10:20-11:20 cultural conversations 312 (Osaka Univ) Pi-chan Lee Hu (Nat Chengchi Univ) The factors of positive and negative transfer in passive constructions 11:20-11:30 Break Su-mi Yoon (Kanazawa Univ) Contrastive study of address terms between husband and wife in Japan and Korea –from a metacommunicative point of view – Mi-Lim Ryoo 11:30-12:30 (Korea Maritime 312 Myung-Hee Kim (Hanyang Univ/UCSB) & Yoko Fujii (Japan Women’s Univ) Univ) Story co-construction and establishment of mutual consent: Convergences and divergences between English, Japanese and Korean

General Session 4 95

Mingxing Li (The Chinese Univ of Hong Kong) Head morae in tonal reduction Il-Kyu Kim 10:20-11:20 311 (HUFS) Hyo-Young Kim (Kookmin Univ) The effect of vowel quality on stress placement for English nonsense nouns 11:20-11:30 Break

Winnie H.Y. Cheung, Julian H.Y. Kam & L.H. Wee (Hong Kong Baptist Univ) Mihyun Baik Viability of VOT as a parameter for speaker identification: Case study of Hong (Chungnam Nat Kong English Univ) 11:30-12:30 311

Wilfried Kuerschner (Univ of Vechta) Byong-Rae Ryu Georg von der Gabelentz’ "Manual for recording foreign languages" (1892): (Chungnam Nat Origin, aims, methods, effects Univ) General Session 5 96 Sin-ae Lee ( Korea Univ) Perception of quotative 'be like'by Korean Learners of English Kwan Kyu Lee 10:20-11:20 314 (Korea Univ) Jin-Yeong Heo (Daegu Univ) Korean would be an international language? 11:20-11:30 Break

Hiroshi Abe (Tohoku Univ) La tautologie et la notion subjective de "désirabilité" Byung Choon Lee 11:30-12:30 314 (Inha Univ) Joo-young Kim (Korea Univ) Semantic sub-classification of the Korean predicates Forum Lecture 6 97 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Suzanne Romaine (Merton College, Oxford Univ) Yeun-Jin Jung 14:00-15:00 Language rights, human development and linguistic diversity in a globalizing IMH (Dongeui Univ) world

Topic 1: Language, mind and brain 98

Patrizia Tabossi (Univ of Trieste), Gabriele Garbin (Univ of Trieste), Simona Collina (Suor Orsola Benincasa Univ), Alessandra Caporali (Univ of Milan), Fabrizio Pizzioli Catholic (Univ of Louvain) & Anna Basso (Univ of Milan) The processing of nouns with an argument structure in the mind and in the brain Chunyan Ning 15:20-16:20 (Tianjin Normal 302 Unniv) Eva Kehayia (McGill Univ), Nancy Azevedo (McGill Univ), George Schwartz (McGill Univ), Femke Wehrens (Univ of Groningen), Fanny Singer (Univ of Groningen), Roelien Bastiaanse (Univ Medical Center Groningen) & Vasavan Nair (McGill Univ) The Verb-noun distinction in accessing compounds: from Aphasia and Alzheimer’s disease

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Jessica Rosenberg, K. Pusch & R. Dietrich (Humboldt Univ) The tic-toc of language: Is there a circadian variation in Language performance? Eva Kehayia 16:30-17:30 302 (McGill Univ) Chunyan Ning (Tianjin Normal Univ) On the temporality of human language

Topic 2: Information structure 99

Fatima Hamlaoui (Univ of Ottawa) Focus, contrast and the syntax-phonology interface: The case of French cleft sentences. Yoshihisa Kitagawa 15:20-16:20 202 (Indiana Univ) Werner Frey (ZAS Berlin) Clausal syntax and the notions of contrast and emphasis

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Yukio Furukawa (McGill Univ) A puzzle of contrastive focus in Japanese Werner Frey 16:30-17:30 202 (ZAS-Berlin) Yoshihisa Kitagawa (Indiana Univ) Emphatic focus in Japanese

Topic 3: Language policy 100 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Eve Haque (York Univ) The emergence of federal language policy and the limitation of immigrant language training in Canada Joyce Milambiling 15:20-16:50 (Univ of Northern 210 Ekaterina Protassova (Univ of Helsinki) Iowa) Russian language maintenance in Finland

Joseph DeChicchis (Kwansei Gakuin Univ) The transcription of personal names: The Japanese passport Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 101 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Wengao Gong (Nat Univ of Singapore) & Hong Huaqing (Nanyang Technological Univ) The globalization and glocalization of the English language: Insights from the use of English words in Chinese blogs

Fusa Katada (Waseda Univ) Myung-sook Kim 15:20-16:50 What the emergence of "autolinguals" says about the status of "EAGLF" (English 207 (Soongsil Univ) as a global lingua franca) in the Ubiquitous Age

Kazuko Tanabe (Japan Women's Univ) The creation of polite mitigation in cyber-dialect in light of the theory of communities of practice ~ the case of Japanese young people's computer mediated communities

Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 102

Jesse Tseng (CNRS & CLLE-ERSS) A formal model of grammaticalization in Slavic past tense Charles Chang 15:20-16:20 209 (UC Berkeley) John Ole Askedal (Univ of Oslo) Construction grammaticalization and the typological development of Norwegian

16:20-16:30 Break

Charles Chang (UC Berkeley) Extending the diachrony of palatals in Argentine Spanish Hye-Soon Yang 16:30-17:30 (Ewha Womans 402 Univ) Hedde Zeijlstra (Univ of Amsterdam) Negation and grammaticalisation the case of French 'pas'

Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 103

Sun-Ah Jun, Chad Vicenik & Ingvar Lofstedt (UCLA) An autosegmental-metrical model of Georgian intonation

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Sang-Cheol Ahn (Kyung Hee Univ) & Philippe Martin (Univ Paris Diderot) Weon-Don Jeong 15:20-16:50 On the emergence of the French accentual phrase (Semyung Univ)

Fu-hsing Su (Nat Chiayi Univ) Short-term memory and syllable segmentation ability

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 104 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Ekaterina Lyutikova & Sergei Tatevosov (Moscow State Univ) Subevents and their relations: a rich predicate decomposition Seungho Nam 15:20-16:20 315 (Seoul Nat Univ) Dietmar Zaefferer (Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ Munich) Polysemy as monosemy with salient proxies

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Nazaire Mbame (Univ Blaise Pascal) Adduction/abduction et catégorisation lexicale Yeun-Jin Jung 16:30-17:30 315 Blanco Xavier (Univ Autònoma de Barcelona) (Dongeui Univ) Établissement et justification d'un inventaire de classes sémantiques de noms abstraits Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 105 Time Title & Author Moderator Site Maria Asnes (Bar-Ilan Univ) The role of prepositional aspect in argumental and adjunctive locative constructions Ki-Hwang Lee 15:20-16:20 414 (Yonsei Univ) Alice G.B. ter Meulen (Univ of Groningen) Aspectual DPs in Dutch

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Cécile Barbet (Univ de Neuchâtel) Premiers éléments pour une étude diachronique des verbes modaux français devoir et pouvoir Hyun-gu Lee 16:30-17:30 (Korea Nazarene 314 Tetsuharu Moriya & Yong-Taek Kim (Kanazawa Univ) Univ) Subjectification and grammaticalizaton: a case study of modal auxiliaries in Japanese and Korean

Topic 9: Computational linguistics 106

Dong-Sung Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Psycholinguistic comparisons between the computational models and the human intuition on Word Sense Disambiguation Seo-hyun Im 15:20-16:20 403 (Brandeis Univ) Ho-dong Lee, Sang-ha Kim & Jong C. Park (KAIST) Syntactic construction of coordination in Sign Language generation

16:20-16:30 Break

Barbora Hladka & Eva Hajicova (Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics) What does sentence annotation say about discourse? Dong-Sung Kim 16:30-17:30 403 (HUFS) Seo-hyun Im & Roser Saurí (Brandeis Univ) Multilingual challenges to time ML: Quotative constructions In Korean Topic 10: Syntax 107

Farrel Ackerman (UC San Diego), Rob Malouf (San Diego State Univ) & Gert Webelhuth (Gottingen Univ) A construction-theoretic approach to lexical periphrasis in Hungarian complex Seung-Ah Lee predicates 15:20-16:20 (Ewha Womans 404 Univ) Toru Ishii (Meiji Univ) The light verb construction in Japanese and PF-LF mismatch in argument linking

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Ji-Young Shim & Den Dikken (CUNY Graduate Center) The tense of resultatives -- The case of Korean Daeho Chung 16:30-17:30 404 Carl Polley (Univ of Hawaii) (Hanyang Univ) Unaccustivity and unergativity in Mandarin stative verbs: Argument structure under resultative serial verb $P-conjunction

General Session 1 108

Dolgor Guntsetseg & Udo Klein (Univ of Stuttgart) Structural case and processing preferences in Mongolian

Peppina Po-lun Lee & Haihua Pan (City Univ of Hong Kong) Are affixal quantifiers D-quantifiers or A-quantifiers? --- A two-step process Kangho Lee 15:20-16:50 310 approach to quantification in natural language (Hanyang Univ)

Jun Cai Ji (Unv of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) A comparative study of relative constructions in Taiwan Southern Min and Classical Chinese General Session 2 109 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Hong-Keun Park (Yonsei Univ) Quantification and information-structural feature of Wh-phrases

Sun-ju Kim (Korea Univ) Jeong-Seok Kim 15:20-16:50 Reflexivity in the acquisition of homomorphic causative and passive verbsin 305 (Korea Univ) Korean

Myunghee Noh (Sungkyunkwan Univ) Pleonastic phenomena in Korean

Workshop 12: Linguistic Studies of ontology 110

Dietmar Zaefferer (Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ of München) A Universal Ontology of Propositional Contents and Illocutionary Forces Shu-Kai Hsieh 16:30-17:30 Pei-Yi Hsiao, I-Li Su, Tzu-Yi Kuo, Yung-Li Chang & Chu-Ren Huang (Nat Taiwan 309 (Academia Sinica) Normal Univ) Towards Linguistic Ontologies For Endangered Languages: A study based on Kavalan and Seediq

General Session 3 111

Kyunghee Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Democratization and language policy changes in Spain and in Paraguay Aisa Bitkeeva 15:20-16:20 (Russian Academy 311 Yiu Tung Fong (Hong Kong Baptist Univ) of Science) Singapore’s Chinese language policy: How it reflects the government’s goals of economic development and multiculturalism

16:20-16:30 Break

Korapat Pruekchaikul (Chulalongkorn Univ) Portuguese loanwords in Thai: When Portuguese language finds new home Kyunghee Kim 16:30-17:30 311 (HUFS) Haeyeon Kim & Yeong-cheol Yim (Chung-Ang Univ) A comparative study of abbreviated loanwords in Japanese and Korean

General Session 4 112

Ji-young Lee (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) From elaboration to emphasis: Grammaticalization of 'malya' in Korean

Jeong-Woon Park (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Young-shin Kim 15:20-16:50 410 Epistemic conditional and causal constructions in Korean (Anyang Univ)

Nari Lee (Korea Univ) New Korean adjective suffix '-tic'

General Session 5 113 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Hossein Fazeli (Univ of Mysore) Namilization device Chang-Kook Suh 15:20-16:20 409 Shahin Nematzadeh (Alzahra University) (Baekseok Univ) How do we capture the Persian core vocabulary of Iranian primary school students?

16:20-16:30 Break

Young-ran An (SUNY at Stony Brook) Identity avoidance and the OCP Youngme Park 16:30-17:30 409 (Pukyung Nat Univ) Rajesh Sah (Dhanusha UNESCO Association) The cross-cultural study of intelligence: Piaget and the Baoule Workshop 2: English with Asian accents 114 Time Title & Author Moderator Site Lisa Lim (Univ of Amsterdam) The significance of ecology for English in Asian contexts: A sketch from Singapore Masaki Oda 19:00-20:30 Maya K. David (Univ of Malaya) 210 (Tamagawa Univ) The nativisation of English in English dailies in Malaysia, Singapore and Pakistan

Masaki Oda (Tamagawa Univ) English, English, everywhere…but who’s agenda? Workshop 5: Formal approaches to the relations of tense, aspect and modality 115 Aniko Csirmaz (Univ of Utah) Building temporal structure: Adverbs and times.

Yoshiki Mori (Univ of Tsukuba) Yukinori Takubo 19:00-20:30 202 Causal implicature of temporal subordinate clauses (Kyoto Univ) Cleo Condoravdi (Palo Alto Research Center/Stanford Univ) & Deo Ashwini (Yale Univ) The resultative-to-perfect-to-perfective shift in Indo-Aryan Workshop 6: Contrastiveness in information structure and/or scalar implicatures 116 Nausica Pouscoulous & Bart Geurts (Radboud Univ Nijmegen) Experimental evidence against local implicatures Chungmin Lee, Ferenc Kiefer, Katsuhiko Yabushita (Naruto Univ of Education) 19:00-20:30 Laurence Horn, 208 Partition semantics and pragmatics of contrastive topic Manfred Krifka and Arjen Zondervan (Univ of Amsterdam) Robert van Rooij Effects of question under discussion and focus on scalar implicatures 20:30-20:40 Break

Beata Gyuris (Hungarian Academy of Science) The interpretation of a "contrast"-marking particle Chungmin Lee, Ferenc Kiefer, Everyone (in and out of the Workshop) 20:40-22:10 Laurence Horn, 208 General discussion Manfred Krifka and Robert van Rooij Invied talk: Robert van Rooy (Univ of Amsterdam) Topic, focus, and exhaustivity Workshop 7: Language diversity 117 Umberto Ansaldo (Univ of Amsterdam) When data beats theory: Case, morphology and contact in Malay

Nobutaka Kamei (Tokyo Univ of Foreign Studies) Atsuko Utsumi 19:00-20:30 207 A descriptive study of creole ASL in French-speaking West Africa (Univ of Tokyo)

Mitsuru Kano (Nagaoka Univ of Technology) Interrogatives in Workshop 8: Writing systems and the linguistic structure 118 Kaoru Horie & Satomi Mori (Tohoku Univ) English lexical borrowing in Korean and Japanese and the writing systems: Structural and non-structural factors Alexander Vovin Gerald Penn (Univ of Toronto/Univ of Southern California) 19:00-20:30 (Univ of Hawaii at 209 Quantitative methods for classifying writing systems Manoa) Oliver Streiter (Nat Univ of Kaoshiung) A formal model of writing: Languages, writing systems, scripts, writing standards, orthographies and their interactions 20:30-20:40 Break Sek Yen Kim-Cho (SUNY at Buffalo) Oliver Streiter A solution to save endangered language 20:40-22:10 (Nat Univ of 209 Overall Discussion Kaoshiung) Workshop 10: Language and gender 119 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Elisa Christiana Budihartono (Petra Christian Univ) The inequalities between men and women expressed in Chinese language

Jinsung Lee Barry Kavanagh (Aomori Univ) 19:00-20:30 (Incheon City 306 Japanese women's language: Ideological constructs and changing gender roles College)

Kathleen Ahrens & Sophia Lee (Nat Taiwan Univ/Academia Sinica) Gender vs. politics: When conceptual models collide

Workshop 11: Second language acquisition and applied linguistics 120

Julien Bourdaillet (Univ of Pierre et Marie Curie), Isabelle Audras (Univ of Franche-Comté), Jean-Gabriel Ganascia & Thierry Chanier (Univ of Franche- Comté) Oral syntactic structure discovery with computer tools in learner production corpora: When applied linguistics serves second language acquisition Injae Lim 19:00-20:30 305 Jamie Shinhee Lee (Univ of Michigan at Dearborn) (Konkuk Univ) Retailing English language teaching on the internet

Soonbok Felicita Kim (Sejong Univ) An optimal SLA modeling: Integrating technology, theories, and interactions; colaborating and quality management principles in ubiguitous learning environment

20:30-20:40 Break

Haruko Cook (Univ of Hawaii) Construction of a knowledgeable person through desho(o): A case of JFL learners and their Japanese host families Isaiah Wonho Yoo 20:40-22:10 305 (Sogang Univ) Kenichi Goto, Hideki Maki & Chise Kasai (Gifu Univ) The minimal English test: A new method to measure English as a second language proficiency

Workshop 12: Linguistic studies of ontology 121

Ales Horak (Masaryk Univ), Piek Vossen (Vrije Univ) & Adam Rambous (Masaryk Univ) The Cornetto Project Tools and methodology for interlinking lexical units, synonymical sets and Cornetto Ontology

Piek Vossen, Isa Maks, R. Segers & H. van der Vliet (Vrije Univ) Cornetto: L exical units, synsets and ontological types combined 19:00-20:30 309 Dietmar Zaefferer (Ludwig- Claus Zinn, Jacquelijn Ringersma, Gaby Cablitz, Marc Kemps-Snijders & Maximilians-Univ of Peter Wittenburg (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) München) Constructing knowledge spaces from linguistic resources

Naoyuki Ono (Tohoku Univ) An ontology-based account of argument selection in nominals

20:30-20:40 Break

Evguenia Malaia (Purdue Univ) 20:40-22:10 Ontology and syntax-semantics interface: Cross-linguistic investigation of psych 309 verbs Workshop 14: Endangered languages 122 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Dongho Ko (Chonbuk Nat Univ) & Juwon Kim (Seoul Nat Univ) Some variations of vowels in Spoken Manchu

Wonsoo Yu (Seoul Nat Univ) Ho-young Lee 19:00-20:30 310 Endangered Mongolian languages (Seoul Nat Univ)

Yongsong Li (Seoul Nat Univ) Endangered Turkic languages

Workshop 15: Argument realization in Asian languages 123

Joy Wu (Nat Taiwan Normal Univ) Macrorole and the transitivity of actor voice verbs in Amis

Huei-ling Lai Chizuru Ito (Osaka Univ) 19:00-20:30 (Nat Cheng-chi 312 Argument unification in the quasi-existential constructions Univ)

So-young Eom (Korea Univ) Indeterminism: Deciding syntactic categories in syntax

20:30-20:40 Break

Paul R. Kroeger (Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics) The grammar of hitting and breaking in Kimaragang Dusun Joy Wu 20:40-22:10 (Nat Taiwan Normal 312 Huei-ling Lai (Nat Cheng-Chi Univ) Univ) ‘Putting’ and ‘Removing’ in Hakka: Argument structure, constructions and information management

Workshop 18: Interfaces in phonology 124

Invited Speaker: Haruo Kubozono (Kobe Univ) The phonetics and phonology of tone in an endangered Japanese dialect: Facts and paradoxes Hyunsoon Kim 19:00-20:30 315 (Hongik Univ)

Shinsook Lee (Korea Univ) Factors in the perception of consonant clusters by Korean listeners of English

20:30-20:40 Break

Inkie Chung (Central Connecticut State Univ) Paradox of negative and morphology in Korean Woohyeock Chang 20:40-21:40 315 (Dankook Univ) No-Ju Kim (Kyungpook Nat Univ) Syntax- and phonology-sensitive constraints in Korean prosodic phrasing

Workshop 19: Languages and cultures in contact 125

Xiaohua, Shang (Dalian Maritime Univ) Culture-related transfer in writing errors of Chinese EFL learners: A corpus- driven approach Bostjan Dvorak 19:00-20:30 302 (ZAS-Berlin)

Dan Xu (INALCO/CRLAO) Contacts between Mandarin and Shixing, a disappearing language DAY 5 (JULY 25, FRIDAY)

Forum Lecture 7 126 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

James Pustejovsky (Brandeis Univ) Jong-Sup Jun 09:00-10:00 IMH From concepts to meaning: The role of lexical knowledge (HUFS)

Topic 1: Language, mind and brain 127

Shu-Ping Gong & Kathleen Ahrens (Nat Taiwan Univ) Conceptual mappings in the processing of metaphors in Mandarin Chinese Jeong-hui Kang 10:20-11:20 302 (Hannam Univ) Vera Zabotkina (Kant State Univ of Russia) Conceptual basis of new sense development

11:20-11:30 Break

Yu Liu (Sun Yat-Sen Univ) What the avoidance of a highly grammaticalized morpheme in SLAtells us: the Special cognitive system of a Ba-construction in the acquisition of Chinese by adult Korean speakers Mi-hyun Baek 11:30-12:30 (Chungnam Nat 302 Univ) Se-jin Yoo, Yoonhee Choi & Chungmin Lee (Seoul Nat Univ) Dual aspectual meanings of the verb chac-ta 'look for/find' in Korean: A window to event and mind

Topic 2: Information structure 128

Petra Burkhardt (Univ of Marburg) What inferences can tell us about the given-new distinction Young-Hee Chung 10:20-11:20 202 (Sejong Univ) Arndt Riester (Univ of Stuttgart) Partial accommodation and activation in definites

11:20-11:30 Break

Edgar Onea (Univ of Stuttgart) The myth of identificational focus in Hungaria Youngme Park 11:30-12:30 202 (Pukyung Nat Univ) Katalin E. Kiss (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) The exhaustivity of structural focus is an entailment of specificational predication

Topic 3: Language policy 129

Nariyo Kono (Portland State Univ) Theory development process towards language planning and policy: Examining students’ beliefs (language orientations) in the JFL classroom Sunmee Chang 10:20-11:20 210 (Hoseo Univ) Sture Ureland & Olga Voronkova (Univ of Mannheim) Eurolinguistics, European citizenship and nationalism in the Baltic Sea Region and Central Europe

11:20-11:30 Break

Ying Ying Tan (Nangyang Technological Univ) Singapore’s linguistic genocide programme Nariyo Kono 11:30-12:30 (Portland State 210 Seo-Young Chae (Sogang Univ) Univ) English as a tool of communication for Asians: The case of Korean law export Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 130 Time Title & Author Moderator Site Leejin Choi (Univ of Hawai'i at Manoa) The impact of globalization on the English teaching in Korea: Representation in Korean EFL textbooks Seongha Rhee 10:20-11:20 402 Gabriele Kasper (Univ of Hawai'i at Manoa) (HUFS) Introduction: Conceptualizing and researching interculturality as discursive construction

11:20-11:30 Break

Shoshana Blum-Kulka & Naomi Gorbat (Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem) How do you say 'toilet' in Russian?" The social grammar of young Hebrew L2 novices’ interaction with their Hebrew speaking peers In-Young Jhee 11:30-12:30 (Korea Nat Sport 402 Elite Olshtain (Hebrew Univ of Jerusalem) Univ) How do children perceive "intercultural distinctiveness" in contexts of minority- majority relations?

Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 131

Andy C. Chin & Benjamin K. Tsou (City Univ of Hong Kong) Some considerations on the mechanism of linguistic change: A case study of the grammaticalization of GIVE in the Yue dialects of Chinese Hyeree Kim 10:20-11:20 (Catholic Univ of 207 Daegu) Shishir Bhattacharja (Univ of Dhaka) Aspects of diachronic morphology

11:20-11:30 Break

Dieter Kastovsky (Univ of Wien) Chang-yong Yang 11:30-12:30 English word-formation, combining forms and neo-classical compounds: a 207 (Cheju Nat Univ) reassessment

Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 132

Shigeto Kawahara & Yurie Hara (Hiroshima Univ) Patterns of hiatus resolution in Hiroshima Japanese Mira Oh 10:20-11:20 (Cheonnam Nat 208 Yuni Kim (UC Berkeley) Univ) A monostratal analysis of feature-splitting alternations in Huave

11:20-11:30 Break

John Stonham (Pukyung Nat Univ) Nasals and Ssllabicity in Southern Wakashan Mira Oh 11:30-12:30 (Cheonnam Nat 208 Hui-chuan J. Huang (Nat Tsing-hua U) Univ) Syllabic Influences on nucleus Vvwels in Atayal

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 133

Yuan Shen (Fudan Univ) The role of verb meanings in constructions - a comparison between DO constructions in Chinese and English Yongkyoon No 10:20-11:20 (Chungnam Nat 315 Wei-Chi Chung (Nat Kaohsiung Normal Univ) Mao-Hsun Chen (Nat Tsing-Hua Univ) Univ) & Chi-Hao Weng (Nat Kaohsiung Normal Univ) When two kinds of Mandarin collective modifiers meet two kinds of control

11:20-11:30 Break

Kerstin Schwabe & Robert Fittler (ZAS Berlin) Semantic conditions for question-embedding predicates in German Seung Chul Moon 11:30-12:40 (Korea Aerospace 315 Noriko Matsumoto (Kobe Univ) Univ) V-V compounds in Japanese and deixis Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 134 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Frank Brisard (Univ of Antwerp) Varieties of English and the simple past/present perfect contrast

Sunhee Yae 10:20-11:20 403 (Chung-Ang Univ) Adeline Patard (Univ of Paul-Valéry) The modal uses of the French imparfait and English simple past: When temporality creates modality

11:20-11:30 Break

Debra Ziegeler (Nat Univ of Singapore) Future perfectivity in Singaporean colloquial English: Comparisons across a historical dimension Hyo-sang Lim 11:30-12:30 403 (Kyung Hee Univ)

Suk-Jin Chang (Seoul Nat Univ) Modal and temporal aspects of Korean quotative constructions

Topic 9: Computational linguistics 135

Invited Talk: Flickinger (Stanford Univ) Min-Hwa Chung 10:20-11:20 304 TBA (Seoul Nat Univ)

11:20-11:30 Break

Miltiadis Kokkonidis (Univ of Oxford) Breaking the boundaries: LFG and HPSG in a common type-logical setting Byong-Rae Ryu 11:30-12:30 (Chungnam Nat 304 Miyoko Yasui (Dokkyo Univ) Univ) Linearization of syntactic dependency graphs in terms of traversal algorithms

Topic 10: Syntax 136

Li-Hsin Ning (Nat Chengchi Univ) & Chien-Jer Lin (Nat Taiwan Normal Univ) Resumptives in Mandarin: Syntactic versus Processing Accounts Hyeran Lee 10:20-11:20 306 Chung-hye Han, Dennis Ryan Storoshenko & Yasuko Sakurai (Simon Fraser (Kyung Hee Univ) Univ) An experimental investigation into scope rigidity in Japanese 11:20-11:30 Break

Jong Un Park (Georgetown Univ) A movement approach to case alternations in Korean Nam-Kyu Baik 11:30-12:30 306 (Kyungmin College) Gergely Kántor (Eötvös Loránd Univ) Attributive comparatives and cyclic spell-out

General Session 1 137 Takehiko Maruyama, Makoto Yamazaki & Kikuo Maekawa (The Nat Institute for ) Statistical Sampling metjhod used in the Balanced Corpus of Contemporary Wonho Kim 10:20-11:20 Written Japanes 310 (Hanseo Univ)

Hong-Pin Im (Seoul Nat Univ) No movement analysis of scrambling

11:20-11:30 Break

Chan-kyu Park (Konkuk Univ) The temporally-derived dependent 'there' Jungmin Kang 11:30-12:30 310 (Dongguk Univ) Hee-sook Kim (Cheongju Univ) Dehonorification and social conflicts in the Korean society General Session 2 138 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Patrick McConvell (Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies) The contrast construction in Ngumpin (Australian) languages: Contrastive XP’s and ‘clausal contrast’ with initial demonstratives Kyu-Ryun Choi 10:20-11:20 305 (Yonsei Univ) Eun-Ryoung Lee (Pusan Nat Univ), Ae-sun Yoon (Pusan Nat Univ), Sun-Ja Park (Pusan Natl Univ) & Kiyong Lee ( Korea Univ) Annotating and interpreting the so-called retrospective mood in Korean

11:20-11:30 Break

Sanghoun Song (Korea Univ) Korean middles with passive suffixes Choong-Yon Park 11:30-12:30 305 (Kyungwon Univ) Shih-Yin Chiang (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) Contact-induced middle construction in Mandarin: A case-study of ‘bucuo + V’

General Session 3 139 Kyou-Dong Ahn (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Grammaticalization of relational complex prepositions: From morpho-syntactic to Hong-Joon Um 10:20-11:20 semantic evolution 314 (Chung-Ang Univ) Mikyung Ahn (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Grammaticalization of causal connective 'thanks to' General Session 4 140 Hee-Rahk Chae (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Default/zero verbs in English

Jaesoo Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Yong-Ha Kim 10:20-11:50 414 Grammaticalization of a Korean NPI 'yeng' (Andong Nat Univ)

Ki-hyun Nam (Korea Univ) Classifiers in Korean Sign Language General Session 5 141

Dennis Day (Univ of Southern Denmark) Making communication work Jin-Young Heo 10:20-11:20 312 (Daegu Univ) Dibakar Pal (Independent Scholar) Joy of learning: A direct methodical approach with individual care 11:20-11:30 Break

Jean-Marie Marandin (CNRS/Univ Paris 7) What are exclamatives? A view from French Kyung-sup Lim 11:30-12:30 312 (Dongshin Univ) Biblie Gabriela (Univ Paris 7) Coordination of iterative terms in Romanian – A contrastive study

Topic 2: Information structure 142

Dejan Matic (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology) Typologising focus meanings Kang-Hi Park 14:00-15:00 202 (Wuiduk Univ) Alice Vittrant (Univ of Provence) Information structure in colloquial Burmese, a highly contextual language

16:20-16:30 Break

Noboku Yoneda (Osaka Jogakuin Univ) Information structure and sentence formation in Matengo (Bantu, N13) Young-jin Ko 15:10-16:10 202 (Daejin Univ) Ines Fiedler (Humboldt Univ) Contrastive topic marking in Gbe Topic 3: Language policy 143 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Camiel Hamans (Dutch Delegation PSE-group at European Parliament) The charter of regional and minority languages as a political factor Young-Sun Kim 14:00-15:00 210 (Hanshin Univ) Jin-Young Heo (Daegu Univ) The proposition of new international language's model for the unity of languages

Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 144

Haruko Cook (Univ of Hawai’i at Manoa) Construction of a knowledgeable person through desho(o): A case of JFL learners and their Japanese host families Kyu-hyun Kim 14:00-15:00 402 (Kyung Hee Univ) Younhee Kim (Univ of Hawai’i) We are different, but not too different: Interculturality construction as interactional business

15:00-15:10 Break

Keiko Ikeda (Nagoya Univ) Reinterpreting intercultural moments: A case of peer discussions among foreign graduate students in Japan Elite Olshtain 15:10-16:10 (Hebrew Univ of 402 Chie Fukuda (Univ of Hawai’i at Manoa) Jerusalem) The deployment of interculturality in NS-NNS conversations: Covert alienation of NNS from Japanese culture

Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 145

Barbara Kryk Kastovsky (Univ of Wien) How bad is "bad data"? The case of Early Modern English legal texts Myung-sook Kim 14:00-15:00 207 (Soongsil Univ) Julien Bourdaillet & Jean-Gabriel Ganascia (Univ Pierre et Marie Curie) A computer-based method for diachronic study of linguistic usages

Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 146

Hsiu-Hsueh Sylvia Liu (Nat Hsin-Chu U of Education) Coda simplification in Chinese dialects

Lian Hee Wee (Hong Kong Baptist Univ) Hye-bae Yoo 14:00-15:30 Hetero-syllabic Split L-Geminates 208 (Univ of Incheon)

Paula Orzechowska (Adam Mickiewicz Univ) Is Marked less frequent? Polish word final consonantal sequences in corpora

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 147

Suthatip Mueanjai (Chulalongkorn Univ) The semantics of the verbs of giving in Thai and Vietnamese: A contrastive study Christopher 14:00-15:00 Tancredi 315 (Keio Univ) James N. Chancharu (Chulalongkorn Univ) Semantic extension of verbs of tactile sensation in Thai and Zhuang

15:00-15:10 Break

Soraj Ruangmanee (Chulalongkorn Univ) The verbs of acquiring in Vietnamese: A corpus-based cognitive semantic study James N. Chancharu 15:10-16:10 315 (Chulalongkorn Shelley Ching-yu Hsieh & Elena Kolodina (Nat Cheng Kung Univ) Univ) Eyes and hands expressions: Embodiment of lexical meanings Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 148 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Hella Olbertz (Univ of Amsterdam) On the place of mirative and counter-expectational values in grammar: Evidence Seung-Ah Lee from Ecuadorian Highland Spanish 14:00-15:00 (Ewha Womans 403 Univ) Anna Kibort (Univ of Surrey) Modelling 'the perfect', a category between tense and aspect

Topic 9: Computational linguistics 149

Yao Yao (UC Berkeley) A novel algorithm of detecting burst in voiceless stops in spontaneous speech Minhaeng Lee 14:00-15:00 304 (Yonsei Univ) Oliver Streiter (Nat Univ of Kaohsiung) Geographic information systems (GIS) in linguistic research: Studies, data and future perspectives

15:00-15:10 Break

Markus Dickinson (Indiana Univ) Similarity and dissimilarity in Treebank grammars

Seok-Hoon You 15:10-16:10 Benjamin K. Tsou, Oi Yee Kwong, Andy C. Chin, Wing Fu Tsoi, Tom B.Y. Lai 304 (Korea Univ) & Terence Y.W. Chan (Univ of Hong Kong) LIVAC: A dynamically maintained synchronous Chinese corpus for corpus-based linguistic studies and natural language applications

Topic 10: Syntax 150

Ali Darzi (Univ of Tehran) Subjunctive-negation interaction in Persian Jae-min Kim 14:00-15:00 302 (Chonbuk Nat Univ) Seiki Ayano (Mie Univ) Talmy's typological generalization revisited: A morphosyntactic account

15:00-15:10 Break

Zheng Xu, Mark Aronoff & Alice C. Harris (SUNY at Stony Brook) A realization OT approach to inflected morphology Seung-Shin Ahn 15:10-16:10 (Korea Nat Open 302 Univ) Hui-Ju Chuang & James H-Y Tai (Nat Chung Cheng Univ) A usage-based account on verbal reduplicative construction in Taiwan Southern Min

General Session 1 151

Wei-Chi Chung (Nat Kaohsiung Normal Univ) When two kinds of Mandarin collective modifiers meet two kinds of control Young-roung Kim 14:00-15:00 310 (Woosuk Univ) Jinhua Kim (Dongguk Univ) Wh-in-situ in Mandarin Chinese and English

15:00-15:10 Break

Chung-hye Han & Dennis Ryan Storoshenko (Simon Fraser Univ) A bound-variable analysis of the Korean anaphor caki: Evidence from corpus Hyu-kyung Yoo 15:10-16:10 310 (Yonsei Univ)

Baiba Saulite (Univ of Latvia) Linguistic markers of information structure in Latvian syntax General Session 2 152 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Klaus von Heusinger (Univ of Amsterdam) Definite descriptions, uniqueness inferences and alternative semantics Myung-Won Choi 14:00-15:00 (Sungkyunkwan 305 Hedde Zeijlstra (Univ of Amsterdam) Univ) On the semantic and pragmatics of pronominal features

15:00-15:10 Break

Minori Kurahasi (Kyoto Univ) Focus, topic and contrastiveness in Hungarian Min-hwa Chung 15:10-16:10 305 (Seoul Nat Univ) Bettina Braun & Aoju Chen (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics) Interaction with focus: Cross-linguistic evidence for the adverbial NOW

General Session 3 153

Junghye Baik (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Semantic changes of English preposition from: Agrammaticalization Sung-Hoon Hong 14:00-15:00 314 (HUFS) Kei Yoshimoto, Chidori Nakamura & Alastair J. Butler (Tohoku Univ) Hierarchy-based interpretation of tense in Japanese complex sentences

15:00-15:10 Break

Seongha Rhee (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) Dimensions in Perception and Causality in Grammar: A Case of Grammaticalization of complex postpositions Jung-Hye Choi 15:10-16:10 314 (Korea Univ) Yokoyama Shoichi, Asahi Yoshiyuki, & Sanadi Haruko (The Nat Institute for Japanese Language/Saitama Gakuen Univ) A multiple logistic curve model for a change in languages in Okazaki city

General Session 4 154

Asahi Yoshiyuki (The Nat Institute for Japanese Language) Dynamism of a real-time change in japanese : Evidence from a Japanese city of Okazaki Cheol-ju Park 14:00-15:00 414 (Sogang Univ) Changhwa Roh & Dong-Sung Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) A psycholinguistic analysis of the relationship between Korean color terms and colors: Using Kappa Statistics

15:00-15:10 Break

Yelee An & Sang-Kyu Seo (Yonsei Univ) A quantitative approach to the diachronic changes of writing style in the early 20 th century Korea, using the corpora of old-style novels, new-style novels and Jeong Ae Lee 15:10-16:10 modern novels 414 (Chonbuk Nat Univ)

Soon-Nam Park (Pusan Univ of Foreign Studies) Approches to the systemic study of "sokto" (speed)

General Session 5 155

Debra Ziegeler (Nat Univ of Singapore) Pragmatic polarity reversal and the proximatives debate: an update Huitae Isaac Kim 14:00-15:00 312 (Keimyung Univ) Hae-Kyung Wee (Korea Cyber Univ) Semantics, prosody, and discourse of contrastive topic occurring as a sole focus

Jinwan Park (Kyoto Sangyo Univ) Ick-Hee Ihm 15:10-15:40 312 Hae-Haeng-Chong-Jae : as a clue to middle-age and modern Japanese (Dongguk Univ) Workshop 6: Contrastiveness in information structure and/or scalar implicatures 156 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Invited talk: Enric Vallduví (Univ of Pompeu Fabra) Chung-min Lee Contrast and scalar implicature in Catalan dislocation (Seoul Nat Univ) & Ferenc Kiefer 15:20-17:50 210 (Hungarian Academy of General discussion Science)

Workshop 14: Endangered languages 157

Invited Talk : Sang Gyu Lee (Nat Institute of the Korean Language) 16:20-16:50 Linguistic imperialism and trans-language

Youngjun Jang (Chung-Ang Univ) Jae-Young Han 16:50-17:20 207 Remarks on the measure expressions in Romani (Hanshin Univ)

Bu-Mo Kawk (Kazan State Univ) 17:20-17:50 A comparative study on a basic word list between Korean and Tatar

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 158

Invited Talk: Jane Grimshaw (Rutgers Univ) Keun-Won Sohn 16:20-16:50 605 The realization of clausal arguments (Hannam Univ) DAY 6 (JULY 26, SATURDAY)

Topic 2: Information structure 159 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Bostjan Dvorak (ZAS Berlin) Stress and strength by clitics in Slovenian Soo-Jae Lee 09:00-10:00 (Kunsan College of 202 Vali Rezai (Imam Hossein Univ) Nursing) Morphosyntactic marking of focus structure in Persian

10:00-10:10 Break Mohammad Rasekh Mahand (Bu AliSina Univ) Postposing in Persian Kap-hee Lee 10:10-11:10 (Seoul Theological 202 Elke Kasmir (ZAS Berlin) Univ) Beyond topic and focus: Extraposition in Turkish

11:10-11:20 Break

Louise Mycock (Univ of Manchester) Focus and the typology of questions: A non-derivational approach to inter- and intra-language variation Chungmin Lee 11:20-12:30 202 (Seoul Nat Univ) Shinichiro Ishihara (Univ of Potsdam) Intonation of Yes/ No- and Wh-question in Tokyo Japanese: Implito the seand photheories of focus Topic 3: Language policy 160

Helle Lykke Nielsen (Syddansk Univ) Immigrant languages and the dilemma of the welfare state: A case study of Arabic in Denmark

Aisa Bitkeeva Beatrice Cabau-Lampa (Hong Kong Baptist Univ) 09:00-10:30 (Russian Academy 210 The power of grass-root demands and expectations in foreign language policy: of Science) Swedish challenges

Jennifer Wei (Soochow Univ) In search of post-modern Chinese for Taiwan

Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 161

Yuzuru Takigawa (Osaka Jogakuin College) Problematic couple talk: American husbands and Japanese wives interacting in Japanese Yo-An Lee 09:00-10:00 402 (Sogang Univ) Erica Zimmerman (United States Naval Academy) Crafting multilingual and intercultural identities in talk: I know a little about your language

10:00-10:10 Break

Yo-An Lee (Sogang Univ) Nonnative identity in classroom interaction: What constitutes pedagogical interaction? Kyong Ae Yu 10:10-11:10 402 (Chung-Ang Univ) Makoto Omori (Univ of Hawai'i at Manoa) Taxonomic constitution of interculturality and inter-sub-culturality in an English

11:10-11:20 Break

Johannes Wagner (Univ of Southern Denmark) Introduction Johannes Wagner 11:20-12:30 (Univ of Southern 402 Alan Firth (Newcastle Univ) Denmark) Talk International: ‘Normalizing’ behavior in work-based ‘lingua franca’ English encounters Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 162 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Shin-ichiro Sano (Sophia Univ) Probabilistic OT approach to sa-insertion in Japanese based on the corpus data

Young-Bae Park 09:00-10:00 315 (Kookmin Univ) Hsiu-chuan Liao (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) The development of benefactive affect verbs in Formosan and Philippine languages: Some implications for comparative Austronesian linguistics

10:00-10:10 Break

Panayiotis Pappas (Simon Fraser Univ) Object clitic placement in the history of Cypriot Greek

Andres Enrique-Arias (Univ de les Illes Baleares) Controlling for structural (internal) and contextual (external) factorsin Hyon Sook Choe 10:10-12:10 315 morphosyntactic variation: The case of Old Spanish possessives (Yeungnam Univ)

Bostjan Dvorak (ZAS Berlin) The 3rd person singular exception in Slavic

Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 163 Yu-an Lu (SUNY at Stony Brook) Adaptation of English interdental fricatives by speakers of Taiwan Mandarin

Hyunsook Kang 09:00-10:00 403 (Hanyang Univ) Sally Chen & Janice Fon (Nat Taiwan Univ) How levels of consonantal similarity interact with vocalic information in L1-L2 C/i/ syllabic identification

10:00-10:10 Break

Raphael Chiarelli (Univ Paris 7) & Jun Li (Univ Paris Diderot) De syllable-timed á syllable timed: le rythme des chinois parlant francais Se-Chang Lee 10:10-11:10 (Sookmyung 403 Hila Green & Yishai Tobin (Ben-Gurion Univ) Women's Univ) A phonetic analysis of the prosody of Hebrew-speaking children with high functioning autism spectrum disorders

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 164

Alda Mari (CNRS ENS EHESS) Dealing with polysemy: The case of avec Youngsoon Cho 09:00-10:00 (Chonnam Nat 313 Shuping Huang (Nat Taiwan Univ) Univ) Applying principled polysemy to adverbials: The case study of Taiwanese ma 'also'

10:00-10:10 Break

Isaiah WonHo Yoo (Sogang Univ) A corpus analysis of (the) last/next + temporal nouns

Yoko Nishina (Univ of Erfurt) Chung-Hoon Lee 10:10-11:40 Lexikalisierung und Grammatikalisierung 313 (Sogang Univ)

Eugene Chung & Richard Sproat (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Use of world knowledge for interpreting spatial expressions Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 165 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Heiko Narrog (Tohoku Univ) Semantic change of modal markers - the role of other functional categories in the verbal complex Sung-Ho Ahn 09:00-10:00 306 (Hanyang Univ)

Seung-Ah Lee (Ewha Womans Univ) Aktionsart, aspect and underspecification

10:00-10:10 Break

Hana Filip (Univ of Florida) Telicity by parts, degrees and ends

Bjoern Hansen (Univ of Regensburg) Heiko Narrog 10:10-11:40 The link between modal systems and subjunctive mood 306 (Tohoku Univ)

Sylwia Staniak (Kyoto Univ) Modality vs. Illocution on the example of Japanese expressions of obligation and advice

Topic 10: Syntax 166

Andrey Nefedov (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology) Subordination in a polysynthetic language: The case of Ket

Myung-Kwan Park 09:00-10:00 309 (Dongguk Univ)

Gabriela Soare (Univ of Geneva) Japanese wh-phrases and the antisymmetric hypothesis in a more general typology of question formation

10:00-10:10 Break

Jong-Yul Cha (Daejeon Univ) A typology of double nominative constructions in Korean

Gabriela Soare 10:10-11:10 309 (Univ of Geneva) Ji-sung Sun (Stony Brook Univ) Types of Double Nominative Constructions in Korean

11:10-11:20 Break

Yoko Domae (Yokohama Nat Univ) Cartographic Approach to Japanese Passive Sentences

Jong-Yul Cha 11:20-12:30 309 (Daejeon Univ) Shigeki Taguchi (Univ of Connecticut) & Niinuma (Kochi Gakuen College) On the Subject of the Japanese Middle and Tough Constructions General Session 1 167 Time Title & Author Moderator Site Kyoung-Ae Kim (Hankyung Nat Univ) Accommodation and accessibility Myung-Chul Koo 09:00-10:00 404 Christian Lehmann (Univ of Erfurt) (Seoul Nat Univ) Constraints and grammatical information 10:00-10:10 Break

Kyoung-Nam Lee (Kangwon Nat Univ) The interrelationship between grammatical and semantic properties of adjectives Na-seung Lee 10:10-11:10 404 Haihua Pan (City Univ of Hong Kong) (Hanyang Univ) The interaction between topic and focus in the interpretation of adverb dou ‘all’ quantification in Mandarin Chinese

11:10-11:20 Break

Sun-Woong Kim (Kwangwoon Univ) Stranding, ellipsis, and phase extension Kyung-Ae Kim 11:20-12:30 (Hankyung Nat 404 Dmitry Bogushevich (Minsk State Linguistic Univ) & Iryna Ivanova-Mitsevich Univ) Sentence structure: Its meaning and wording

General Session 2 168

Seung Chul Moon (Korea Aerospace Univ) An optimality approach to NPI constructions Sun-Woong Kim 09:00-10:00 405 Noriko Iwasaki (UC Davis/SOAS) & Hyeson Park (London Univ) (Kwangwoon Univ) An empirical investigation of topic marking and the choice and omission of subjects in Japanese and Korean narrative tasks

10:00-10:10 Break

Jaklin Mansoor (EFLU) Focus in Yemeni Arabic Mi-Jeung Jo 10:10-11:10 405 Kang Ho Lee (Hanyang Univ) (Pukyung Nat Univ) Analysis of linguistic expressions for motion events in English, German and Korean 11:10-11:20 Break Haeyeon Kim (Chung-Ang Univ) Interactional aspects of sharedness of information in Korean conversation Yu-mi Yi 11:20-12:30 405 Nomota Hiongun Kim & Chong-Yeong Lee (Korea Esperanto Association) (Chung-Ang Univ) United in diversity - To a new international language order

General Session 3 169

Chai-song Hong (Seoul Nat Univ) Major typological characteristics of Korean reciprocal construction Seong-Heon Lee 09:00-10:00 414 Anne Abeillé (Univ Paris 7), Danièle Godard (CNRS-LLF) & Frédéric Sabio (Seoul Nat Univ) (Univ of Provence) In favor of constructions: Preposed NP in French

10:00-10:10 Break

Jy-Eun Son (Seoul Nat Univ) Different ways of expressing verb aspects in past tense shown in Korean, English and Spanish

Wolfgang Viereck (Univ of Bamberg) Kab-yong Park 10:10-11:40 414 Some insights into the cultural history of Europe as provided by the Atlas (Namseoul Univ) Linguarum Europae

Paul Jen-kuei Li (Academia Sinica) Linguistic differences of three extinct Formosan languages General Session 4 170 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Byung-sun Yang (Jeonju Univ) A proposal of how to write Korean personal names with English alphabet Chul-woo Park 09:00-10:00 410 (Anyang Univ) Sang-Tae Kim (Cheongju Univ) The graphemes in Korean orthography

10:00-10:10 Break

Ahrim Kim (Hankuk Univ of Foreign Studies) of com ‘a little’ in Korean Hang Jin Yoon 10:10-11:10 410 (Univ of Suwon) Yil-min Koo (Sogang Univ) The uses and conventionalization of com

11:10-11:20 Break

Young-Ok Lee (Kyung Hee Univ) Differences and similarities in the news of personification between Korean and Byung-chul Kwon 11:20-12:30 English 410 (Dong-U Univ) Saito Akemi (Hallym Univ) A study of language learning and image General Session 5 171

Jungyeon Suh (Seoul Women's Univ) The Korean enunciative marker -teo- and its linguistic operations Sook Lee 09:00-10:00 406 Yuko Goto Butler (Univ of Pennsylvania) (Kookmin Univ) Issues on assessment and evaluation for English language education at the elementary school level: Cases from Korea, Japan, and Taiwan

10:00-10:10 Break

Youngsoon Cho (Chonnam Nat Univ), Hwan-Mook Lee ( Chonnam Nat Univ) & Kiyong Lee (Korea Univ) Interpreting the use of concessive constructions in Korean English Jong-Hyeok Lee 10:10-11:10 406 (POSTECH) Byeong Ki Yi (Univ of Toronto) The meanings and functions of Korean nouns and classifiers

Topic 2: Information structure 172

Yuri Hara & Shigeto Kawahara (Kyoto Univ) Biased questions, givenness and direct evidentiality Byung-sun Yang 14:00-15:00 202 (Jeonju Univ) Ariel Cohen (Ben-Gurion Univ) Incredulity questions are focused?

15:00-15:10 Break

Akio Hasegawa (SUNY Buffalo) Japanese particle shika 'only' Myung-Yoon Kang 15:10-16:10 202 (Korea Univ) Dong-sik Lim (Univ of Southern California) Korean focus particle -lato and weak additivity

Topic 4: Intercultural pragmatics, language and society 173

Dennis Day, Astrid Jensen & Sharon Millar (Univ of Southern Denmark) Making communication work: instrumental and relational aspects of intercultural Haeyeon Kim 14:00-15:00 414 (Chung-Ang Univ) Johannes Wagner (Univ of Southern Denmark) Communication: Business, professional friendship and language Topic 5: Historical and comparative linguistics 174 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Henning Andersen (UCLA) Prosodic innovations in Northwest Indo-European: Circumstantial evidence for prehistoric language contacts

Tung-chu Chen (Natl Taiwan Normal Univ) Yong-Suk Kim 14:00-15:30 Is anger HEAT or QI in Chinese? A historical perspective 315 (Hansung Univ)

Jun Cai Zi (Taiwan Univ) A comparative study of relative constructions in Taiwan Southern Min and Classical Chinese

Topic 6: Phonetics and phonology 175

Denis Le Pesant (Univ Paris 10) & Bernard Laks (Univ Paris 10) Morphosyntactic and lexical conditions for the categorical variable linking in French

Seong-Hoon Hong 14:00-15:00 409 (HUFS) Mutsuko Ihara (St. Marianna Univ School of Medicine), Katsuo Tamaoka (Reitaku Univ) & Tadao Murata (Kyushu Institute of Technology) Lyman's Law effect in Japanese sequential voicing: Questionnaire- based nonword experiments

15:00-15:10 Break

Chun-Mei Chen (Nat Tsing-hua Univ) Echo vowels and the extrametricality in prosody John Stonham 15:10-16:10 409 (Pukyong Nat Univ) Mariko Saiki (Kanazawa Univ) & Young-Mee Yu Cho (Rutgers Univ) Resolving conflicts of prominence in music and speech

Topic 7: Lexical semantics 176

Mireille Tremblay (Queen's Univ) La lexicalisation des sacrés en français québécois Yoonshin Kim 14:00-15:00 313 (Silla Univ) Helena Riha & Kirk Baker (Ohio State Univ) The morphology and semantics of hybrid lettered words in Chinese

15:00-15:10 Break

Louis Wei-lun Lu & Su Lily I-wen (Nat Taiwan Univ) Synonym choice as a reflection of subjectivity: A quantitative event structure analysis on bother and worry Serang Oh 15:10-16:10 (Chinju Nat Univ of 313 Kojiro Nabeshima (Kansai Univ) Education) The ocean can't wave bye-bye.: Polysemy of wave and methods of identifying and locating polysemy in a theory

Topic 8: Tense, aspect and modality 177

Petar Kehayov (Univ of Tartu) Interactions between evidential grams and lexical markers of epistemicity and evidentiality Seong Ju Kim 14:00-15:00 306 (Dongguk Univ)

Simon E. Overall (La Trobe Univ) Frustrative as a verbal category Topic 10: Syntax 178 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Sun-Hee Lee (Wellesley College) A lexical analysis of Korean relative and topic constructions: Gaps, island constraints, and resumptive pronouns Dong-hwan Ahn 14:00-15:00 309 (Pusan Nat Univ)

Hideki Maki (Gifu Univ) & Baoill (Queen's Univ Belfast) Possible patterns of A'-chains in relative clauses in Ulster Irish

General Session 1 179

Amitabh Vikram The semantics of locative expressions in Hindi Bum-Shik Park 14:00-15:00 (Incheon City 402 Chao-Lin Li (Nat Tsing Hua Univ) College) Gradable predicates, scale structure and event structure: Case studies on adjectival Verbs in Paiwan and Mandarin Chinese

15:00-15:10 Break

Marc Duval ( Zurich Univ/Seoul Nat Univ) Paradigm lost... and refunded: The case for a three-leveled syntax Kwang-sup Kim 15:10-16:10 402 (HUFS) Hang Jin Yoon (Univ of Suwon) The syntactic status of kes and the structure of kes-cleft constructions in Korean

General Session 2 180

Yi-An Lin (Univ of Cambridge) The information structure in the nominal domain: A preliminary study on Mandarin Chinese Kyung-Mi O 14:00-15:00 (Dongduk Women's 404 Univ) Richard Zuber (CNRS) Algebraic information and information structure

15:00-15:10 Break

Hiroshi Aoyagi (Nanzan Univ) & Sachiko Kato (MIT) On information packaging of topicalized scrambled sentences in Japanese Hyuna Byun 15:10-16:10 404 (USC) Aldo Sevi (Bar-Ilan Univ) Scalar implicatures of complex sentences: An exhaustivity based analysis

General Session 3 181

Lan Li (Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ) Investigating metaphor awareness of university students: A linguistic and cultural study Ik-soo Kwon 14:00-15:00 413 (UC Berkeley) Hsin-Hsien Lee (Nat Chung Cheng Univ) changes in Taiwan Sign Language

15:00-15:10 Break

Sung-Hee Kirk (Sookmyung Women’s Univ) Mediation method in of English-Korean political narratives Seongha Rhee 15:10-16:10 413 Shinae Kang (Seoul Nat Univ) (HUFS) Effects of morphological transfer in prepositions of spatial reference on Korean learners of English General Session 4 182 Time Title & Author Moderator Site

Julie Anne Legate (Univ of Pennsylvania) An argument for syntactic case Che-Gyong Im 14:00-15:00 410 (Daegu Arts Univ) Dongmyung Lee (Indiana Univ) Tonal structure and the of the main accent of Kyungsang Korean words

15:00-15:10 Break

Kyoung-Sun Hong (Cheju Nat Univ) Korean Short-Form and Long-Form Negation in terms of Use

Keun-Chul Chang 15:10-16:10 Maya K. David (Univ of Malaya), Kuang Ching Hei (Univ of Malaya) & Qaisera 410 (Kookmin Univ) A. Sheikh (Kinnaird College for Women) Local lexical intrusions in English dailies: A comparison of Malaysian, Singaporean, and Pakistani newspapers

General Session 5 183

Jungsoo Mok (Univ of Seoul) Modal interpretation of the support verb 'doi-' in Korean Kyoung Nam Lee 14:00-15:00 412 (Kangwon Nat Univ) Ju-Haeng Lee (Chung-Ang Univ) A survery of 'ida' in Korean

15:00-15:10 Break

Jiyeon Song, Sun-mi Kang, Mi-hye Kim & Kee-ho Kim (Korea Univ) A study on the intonational realization of a Korean child Jang-song Lee 15:10-16:10 (Korea Military 412 Academy) Choong-Yon Park (Kyungwon Univ) The low back merger in American vowel system after the northern cities shift

General Session 6 184

Young-Se Kang, Jong-Yurl Yoon & Keun-Chul Chang (Kookmin Univ) A diachronic study on "be-to-Infinitive" construction

Sang-Tae Kim 14:00-15:00 406 (Cheongju Univ) Sun-hee Kim (Seoul Nat Univ), Jeon Gue Park (ETRI), Minsoo Na (Seoul Nat Univ), Je Hun Jeon (Univ of Texas at Dallas) & Minhwa Chung (Seoul Nat Univ) Modeling Pronunciation Variation of Compound Word

Forum Lecture 8 185

Jane Grimshaw (Rutgers Univ) Myung-Kwan Park 16:30-17:30 IMH Syntactic constraints (Dongguk Univ)

Closing Ceremony Youngjun Jang 17:30-18:00 Closing & Photographing IMH (Chung-Ang Univ)