ELSJ 3rd International Spring Forum 2010
2010

－ Sunday April 25, 2010

Dates:

Saturday April 24

Venue:

Building 14 (Soken Building)
Aoyama Gakuin University (Aoyama campus)

4-4-25, Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8366, Japan
Contact: Hirohisa Kiguchi: forum-elsj@kaitakusha.co.jp
Registration (on-site only):
ELSJ members: 2000 yen, Non-members: 5000 yen, Non-member students: 3000 yen

Saturday, April 24th
24thRegistration (13:30(13:30 – )Opening Ceremony (14:00 – 14:20)[12th Floor Entrance Hall][Conference Hall (12F)]

Tutorial Lectures (14:30 – 16:00)
1 Eric S. McCready (Aoyama Gakuin University) [Chair: Akira Kikuchi][Room 19(11F)]

Conventional Implicature and Expressives
2 Yoshihiko Ikegami (Syowa Women’s University) [Chair: Mitsuaki Yoneyama] [Conference Hall (12F)]
Preference between Subjective and Objective Construal---- A Topic on the Basics of‘Cognitive Grammar’
Paper Presentations [Session 1] (16:15 – 17:45)[Chair: Kayono Shiobara][Room 19(11F)]
17:45)
1 Hideki Maki, Juri Yoshimura, Yin-Ji Jin, and Megumi Hasebe (Gifu University): The Genuine
Mechanism behind the Nominative/Genitive Alternation in Modern Japanese2

Masanobu Sorida (Sophia University): Scrambling and Free Merge

3Fumikazu Niinuma (Kochi Gakuen College): The Syntax of Dvandva V-V Compounds inJapanesePaper Presentations [Session 2] (16:15 – 17:45)[Chair: Toshio Ohori][Room 16(9F)]
17:45)
1 Chie Nakamura (Keio University), Yasunari Harada (Waseda University) and Shun Ishizaki(Keio University): How Japanese-English Learners Pay Attention to Prosodic Cues in English
Spoken Sentence2

Masato Yoshikawa (Keio University): Toward a Pattern-Based Analysis of English Resultatives:
Presenting a New Type of Usage-Based Approach to Grammatical Constructions

3

Siaw-Fong Chung (National Chengchi University): Collocational Behavior of a Near-Synonym
Set (watch, look, and see) by Taiwanese EFL Learners of English: A Corpus-Based Study

Paper Presentations [Session 3] (16:15 – 17:15)[Chair: Hiroyuki Nawata][Room 18(10F)]
17:15)
1 Wei Song (Nagoya University): A Feature-Based Analysis of Negative Polarity Items and Their
Development in the History of English
2

Masako Maeda and Tomoko Matsumoto (Kyushu University): Sluicing Constructions inJapaneseTutorial Lecture (17:55(17:55 – 18:518:55)[Chair: Asako Uchibori][Conference Hall (12F)]

Seizi Iwata (Osaka City University):
How to Accommodate Two Types of Resultatives: A Lexical-Constructional AccountAfterAfter-Conference Reception (19:00(19:00–00– 20:00) (Fee: 1,000 yen)

[Room 10(3F)]

Sunday, April 25th
25thRegistration (9:00 – )[12th Floor Entrance Hall]

Workshop (9:30 – 11:30)[Room 18(10F)]

Language, Communication, and Intersubjectivity
Organizer/Speaker: Makiko Takekuro (Waseda University)
Speakers: Miki Hanazaki (Shinshu University), Reijirou Shibasaki (Okinawa InternationalUniversity), Sachiko Shudo (Waseda University)
Poster Session (11:00 – 13:00)[Room 10(3F)]
1 Takayuki Mimura (Tohoku Gakuin University), Kunio Nishiyama (Ibaraki University) andYoshiki Ogawa (Tohoku University): Dasu 'Let Out' and Deru 'Go Out' in Japanese V-VCompounds as Semi-Lexical Motion Verbs
2Reijirou Shibasaki (Okinawa International University): The Morphosyntactic Change from 'tisme to it's me in Early through Late Modern English

34Koki Shimizu (Tohoku University): The Profile of Past Participles and Tense Forms in English
Yann-Jong Huang (National Taiwan Normal University): The Pronominal Coreference in5Mandarin Adverbial Clauses: A Study of Children's First Language Acquisition
Fuminori Nakamura (Keio University): Categorical Judgment and the English Copulative

6

Perception Verb Construction
Atsushi Oho (International Christian University): -janai-n-janai?: Tag-Question or Negation

7

Tomomi Toshioka (Kyoto University / JSPS Research Fellow): Types of the Object andInterpretation of the To-Infinitive

8

Yukio Furukawa (Kanda University of International Studies): Can Negation Take Wider Scope
than Because-Clauses?

Lunch Break (11:30 – 13:00)[Chair: Tadanori Okuno][Room 19(11F)]
Paper Presentations
Presentations [Session 4] (13:00 – 14:00)
14:00)
1 Shigeo Tonoike (Aoyama Gakuin University): A Non-movement Analysis of Operator-Variable
Constructions and Its Consequences

2 Hisao Tokizaki (Sapporo University): Pronominal Adverbs in English
Paper Presentations[Chair: Satoshi Ohta][Room 16(9F)]
Presentations [Session 5]
5] (13:00 – 14:00)
14:00)
1 Reiko Vermeulen (University of Ghent): Ways of Marking Topics: A Typological Perspective on
2Japanese and Korean
Maiko Yamaguchi (Osaka University): Focus Overriding Effect Is Universal?

Paper Presentations[Chair: Kentaro Nakatani][Room 18(10F)]
Presentations [Session 6] (13:00 – 14:00)
14:00)1 Yukino Kobayashi (Sophia University): Minimalist Approach to Resultative Construction andManner-of-Motion Verb Construction
2Eiichi Iwasaki (Keio Research Center for Foreign Language Education): English Comparative
Correlative, Double Copula, and Exhaustive Conditional Constructions

Paper Presentations[Chair: Kojiro Nabeshima][Room 16(9F)]
Presentations [Session 7] (14:15 – 15:15)
15:15)
1 Kishiko Ueno (Japan Women's University): Questions in Dyadic Conversation between Close
2

Female Friends: Cross-Cultural Perspectives of Japanese and American English
Yuko Nomura (Kamakura Women's University, Kyorin University, and Tokai University):Mutual Understanding of Emotion/Thought in English and Japanese Conversation

Paper Presentations
Presentations [Session 8] (14:15 – 15:15)
15:15)[Chair: Kuniyoshi Kataoka][Room 19(11F)]
1 Kensei Sugayama (Kyoto Prefectural University): Why ano subarashii natsu and subarashii ano

natsu Are Both Possible in Japanese, while Their Counterparts Are Not Admitted in English: A
Word Grammar Account2Naoki Otani (Saitama University): A Cognitive Study of the Aspectual Function of the Particles
Up and Down

Paper Presentations[Chair: Yukiko Ueda][Room 18(10F)]
Presentations [Session 9] (14:15 – 15:15)
15:15)
1 Yoko Shibata, Hideki Maki, and Megumi Hasebe (Gifu University): Person Agreement in theHistory of the Japanese Language
2Chigusa Morita (University of Tokyo): The Morphological Forms and Interpretations of Japanese
Adjectives

Special Lecture (15:30(15:30 – 16:30
16:30)[Chair: Hirohisa Kiguchi][Conference Hall (12F)]

Hisatsugu Kitahara (Keio University):
Relations in Minimalism

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