List of Presentations
Last updated 11 July 2020

Oral presentations

Morphologyauthor(s)titleAndrii Kurtov

A Diachronic Perspective on Grammatical Quirks in Korean: ''sup'' and''up'' forms in Final Endings

Elia Dal Corso

The development of analytic negatives in Sakhalin Ainu

Gijs van der Lubbe

The past form of stative verbs in South-Central Okinawan

Kazuhiko Fukushima

Getting a Head with Japanese Lexical V-V Compounds

Soung-U Kim

Egophoric marking patterns in Jejuan

Yuko Asada, Yukiko Nomi and Kyoko
ShimojimaCompounds in Japanese Sign Language – Associate Professor teachestwice1

Christopher Davis

Semantics and pragmatics

The pragmatics of subject honorification: Evidence from Yaeyaman andJapaneseHyunji Kim and Lucien Brown

Beyond Honorifics: How Lexical Density and Quantity Mark Deferencein Korean

John Bundschuh

Statives -(a)ri and -tari in Early Heian Japanese Kundokubun

Maria Telegina

Temporal Concepts in Japanese through a Free Word Association andSpontaneous Speech Experiments

Masako Hoye

Japanese O-marked Arguments and Proto-Patient

Osamu Sawada

The Japanese reactive attitudinal nani-mo: Polarity sensitivity and thepragmatic function of objection
From subjunctive alternatives to unconditionals and imperatives

Shun Ihara

Syntax

Yosuke Sato, Yuka Imai and Moka
Michihata

On the Degree Semantics of Hutsuni and Zenzen: Counterexpectationand Standard Shifting

Jayeon Park, Satoshi Tomioka and Jon
SprouseThe sustained anterior negativity and syntactic movement
dependencies in Korean

Kanako Ikeda, Tomohiro Fujii andKyoko Yamakoshi

The Intervention Effects with NPIs and the Position of Naze ‘Why’ inChild Japanese

Kihoon Kim and Jeong-Seok Kim

Subject Honorific Mismatches in Korean and Japanese RNR

Masako Maeda, Taichi Nakamura andKensuke Takita

Left Branch Extraction in Coordinated Wh-Questions in Japanese andEnglish

Tomio Hirose and Hiroyuki Nawata

A Finer Structural Analysis of the Japanese Politeness Morphology

Toru Ishii and Brian Agbayani

Syntactic and Prosodic Sluicing in Japanese2Phonetics and phonology

Psycholinguistics

Yuta Sakamoto

Apparent VP-ellipsis in Japanese: An Argument Ellipsis AccountDaisuke Hara, Makoto Miwa and Ichiro
YuharaExtrametricality of the initial location of the type-III syllable in Japanese
Sign Language

Jungah Lee, Kaori Idemaru andCharlotte Vaughn

Acquisition of South Korean three-way stop contrast by North Korean
defectors

Shinichiro Ishihara

Testing MatchClause: The prosody of embedded clauses in Japanese

Yu Tanaka

The /ei/-/ou/ asymmetry in Japanese: A corpus study

Junna Yoshida

Adaptation and Inadaptation to an Ungrammatical Construction by
Repeated Exposure

Kook-Hee Gil, Heather Marsden andSunyoung Park

Beyond L1-L2 morphological similarities: L2 Korean WH lexical
ambiguity

Masahiko Dansako

Acquisition of Interjection in Child Japanese: A Syntactic AccountRiho Mochizuki, Hiroyuki Shimada andKyoko Yamakoshi

Children’s Interpretations of Focus expressions in Japanese Right
Dislocation

Saki Tsumura, Terumichi Ariga, RuiCao, Takeshi Fukuda and Yuki Hirose

A revisit to the processing of control sentences in JapaneseYasuhito Kido

Overgeneralized No in Child Japanese: Modified Genitive Case MarkerHypothesis

Yoko Nakano and Kenta Kishimoto

A Role of Orthography in Morpho-Orthographic Decomposition inJapaneseYuki Hirose, Yuki Kobayashi, Tzu-Yin
Chen, Aine Ito and Takane Ito

ERP responses to different types of pitch accent violation in TokyoJapanese: Rule application or lexical memory?

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Usage-based linguistics

Keiko Yoshioka and Noriko IwasakiGrammatical integration of mimetics and accompanying gestures in L2
Japanese discourse

Tomoko Endo

Body-language cooperation in object transfer requests in Japaneseinteraction

Youngmin Oh and Carey BenomContraction as Idiomatic Variation

author(s)title

Batkhishig Sangidorj

30 Years of Diplomacy between Korea-Mongolia : History of Language
and Cultural Exchange

Ian Joo

The holy grain: Etymology of Korean grain words

Alexander Zapryagaev

On the Infinitive of the verb se- in Old Japanese

Hiroshi Aoyagi

On the Auxiliary Use of the Verbs of Giving in Japanese and Korean

Chen-An Chang and Regine Eckardt

Self-Addressed Questions and Honorification: The Case of Japanesedaroo-ka/desyoo-ka

David Yoshikazu Oshima

The Japanese particle wa most often does not mark a topic

Frank Sode and Ayaka Sugawara

Tte in complementizer use is a strong logophoric complementizer

Jiyeon Park and Ian Joo

Word-initial phonesthemes in Korean ideophones

John Huisman, Roeland van Hout andAsifa Majid

Stability and change in the semantics of Ryukyuan colour terms

Kazuya Kudo

Quantification into CIs: Reduplicated Indeterminate Pronouns inJapanese

Poster presentations

History and etymology

Morphology

Semantics and pragmatics

4Syntax

Kenta Mizutani and Shun Ihara

Decomposing the Japanese Deontic Modal hoo-ga ii

Semoon Hoe, Dongsik Lim andYugyeong Park

Korean adverbials with interrogative/declarative endings and thespeaker’s commitment

Takanobu Nakamura and Yushi
Sugimoto

Where does the 'self' come from? A de se binding approach to zibun inJapaneseToshiko Oda

Contextual comparison as a last resort by Interpretive Economy

Yongtaek Kim, Rumiko Shinzato andSeon-Yeop Hwang

Polarity shifts of Korean nemwu and Japanese amari in history anddiscourse

Gwendolyn HildebrandtSyntactic and Post-syntactic Verb-raising in Korean: correlations
between judgments of negation scope and verb-stranding ellipsis

Hideya Takahashi and Kensuke Emura

Short Passives in Japanese Dialects

Hiroaki Saito

On the independence of syntactic selection: a view from Japanese

Hironobu Kasai

No coordination after movement in JapaneseJuyeon Cho

The Scope of Wh-phrases and Embedded Question Markers in Korean

Koji Shimamura

SAYing Appositive Clause and Its Relevance to Hearsay-ish
Construction in Japanese

Masashi Yamaguchi

On the Unavailability of Strong Resultatives in Japanese

Ryoichiro KobayashiOn the Parallelism Constraint: Coordination, Copulas, and from-toConstructions

Shohei Nagata and Yamin Hu

On the Expletive Status of Copula da and shi: A View from Answers toNarrow Focus Questions in Japanese and Mandarin

Shuki Otani

Ellipsis of disjunction for LF-copy analysis
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Psycholinguistics

Yuki Ishihara

Root Complementizer tte in Japanese

Yusuke Yoda

Removing Accusative Marked Object from Verbal Root: A Case ofMotion Verb in Japanese

Yuya Noguchi

Clefts, freezing effects, and wh-movement in Japanese

Boeui Woo

Meanings of Prosody in the Korean Final and Non-final Ending -ketun:
Based on Acoustic Analysis

Bonnie J. Fox

The Effect of Slow Speech Rate and Clear Speech on Korean Prosody:
Evidence from a Corpus of Textbook Language Samples

Gakuji Kumagai and Changyun Moon

Exploring sound-symbolic associations of cuteness and softness inJapanese and Korean

Kaori Idemaru, Lucien Brown andBodo WinterAcoustic Hotspots for Politeness in Korean and Japanese

Mira Oh

Nonlocal effects of AP-initial consonants on IP final-AP intonation inChonnam dialect of Korean

Katsunobu Izutsu, Mitsuko Izutsu andYongtaek KimGrammatical relation sensitivity: Korean-Japanese differences in finalappended structures

So Young Lee

The effect of honorific affix on processing of an attachment ambiguity

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