The 147th Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan
Program
The program of the 147th Meeting is
Meeting Program (in English) (PDF)
Dates: November 23 (Sat) and 24 (Sun), 2013
Venue: Kobe City University of Foreign Studies
Co-host: Kobe City University of Foreign Studies
President: Shigeki KAJI
Director (LSJ): Setsu FUJISHIRO
Director (Local): Tsuguhito TAKEUCHI
Nursery room will be available.
Day One (Saturday, November 23, 2013)
13:00-18:00 Oral presentations
18:15-20:15 Reception party
Day Two (Sunday, November 24 2013)
10:00-12:00 Workshops
11:30-12:50 Poster Presentations
13:00-13:20 LSJ President’s address, etc.
13:20-16:30 Symposium
Symposium
Future perspectives for research on the Japanese Language: Focusing on phonology, lexicon, and grammar
Organizer/Chair: Takashi MASUOKA (Kobe City University of Foreign Studies)
Turbid representations for opacity: Evidentializing two types of voicing from the surface
Shin-ichi TANAKA (The University of Tokyo)
An internal perspective on Japanese morphophonology: Diversity and integrity of initial voicing
Tomoaki TAKAYAMA (Kanazawa University)
Syntactic and semantic categories of N-V compounds in Japanese
Yoko YUMOTO (Osaka University)
On classifying Sino-Japanese: Reconsidering the classification of complex jion bases
Michiaki SAITO (Tohoku University)
What linguistic typology reveals about the prospects and challenges of Japanese grammar studies: A study of complex sentences and main clause phenomena
Kaoru HORIE (Nagoya University)
Potential contributions of research on Japanese grammar to grammatical research on the world’s languages: Reconsidering the dichotomies between DO languages versus BECOME languages, and high-context languages versus low-context languages
Hisashi NODA (National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics)
Finding your hotel
It is hard to make a reservation for a room at a hotel in Kobe during the meeting. Please reserve a hotel as soon as possible. Useful information is here (in Japanese).
About nursery room
Nursery room will be available. Click on this for further details (in Japanese).