機能範疇の獲得と文法理論への意義
The Acquisition of Functional Categories and the Implication for the Grammatical Theory
科学研究費プロジェクト
Funded by the Japanese Government Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research2008 年 4 月~ 2011 年 3 月
April, 2008 ~ March, 2011

村杉恵子

Keiko Murasugi

プロジェクト期間中の研究成果公表
Publications and Presentations during the Project Period

Publications
A. Articles[1] “A VP-shell Analysis for the Undergeneration and the Overgeneration in the Acquisition of JapaneseCausatives and Potentials” (with Chisato Fuji and Tomoko Hashimoto), Nanzan Linguistics 4, 21-41.
(2008)[2] “The Acquisition of Japanese Syntax” (with Koji Sugisaki), in Shigeru Miyagawa and Mamoru Saito,eds., The Oxford Handbook of Japanese Linguistics, Oxford University Press, New York, 250-286.
(2008)[3] “N’-Ellipsis and the Structure of Noun Phrases in Chinese and Japanese” (with Mamoru Saito and T.-H.
Jonah Lin), Journal of East Asian Linguistics 17, 247-271. (2008)[4] “Root Infinitives in Japanese and the Late Acquisition of Head-Movement” (with Chisato Fuji), Online
Proceedings Supplement of Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD) 33,
1-12. (2009)[5] “The Emergence of Speech Act Phrase: Evidence from a Longitudinal Study of Two Japanese-Speaking
Infants” (with Mayumi Dejima and Tomomi Nakatani), Nanzan Linguistics 5, 17-39. (2009)[6] “Bushisms: Bush Beidaitooryoo no Gensetu ni Mirareru ‘Iimatigae’ [Bushisms: ‘Speech Errors’
Observed in the Public Speaking of President of the United States Bush],” in Rouichi Okabe, ed.,Genogo to Media, Seiji [Language and Media & Politics], Asakura Publishing, Tokyo, 217-234. (2009)2[7] “Capturing the Evasive Passive” (with Stephen Crain and Rosalind Thornton), Language Acquisition 16,123-133. (2009)[8] “Gengo Kakutoku ni Okeru Syusetu Huteisi Gensyo: Zyudanteki Kansatuteki Kenkyu [Root InfinitiveAnalogues in Japanese: A Longitudinal Study]” (with Tomomi Nakatani), Academia (Literature andLanguage) 86, Nanzan University, 59-94. (2009)[9] “The Ontology of Functional Categories” (with Tomomi Nakatani-Murai), in Nguyen Chi Duy Khuong,
Richa, and Samar Sinha, eds., The Fifth Asian GLOW: Conference Proceedings, Central Institute ofIndian Language, India, 152-165. (2009)[10] “Case Errors in Child Japanese and the Implication for the Syntactic Theory” (with Eriko Watanabe),
Proceedings of the 3rd Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America(GALANA 3), 153-164. (2009)

Invited Conference Presentations[1] “Taisyoo Gengo Kakutoku Kenkyu kara Miru Nihongo [Japanese Syntax: Implications fromComparative Studies of Language Acquisition]” (Keynote Speaker)
The 10th Annual International Conference of the Japanese Society for Language Science (JSLS 2008),July 12-13, 2008, University of Shizuoka, Japan.
[2] “Kizyutu kara Gengo Kakutoku Riron e [Language Acquisition Theories from the Perspective ofDescription (Case Study)]” (Invited Speaker)
The 20th Mie University Linguistic Colloquium, June 12, 2008, Mie University, Japan.
[3] “What Japanese-speaking Children’s Errors Tell Us about Syntax” (Invited Speaker)
Workshop on Theoretical Understanding of Language Acquisition, GLOW in Asia VII, February 25-28,
2009, Hyderabad EFL University, India.
[4] “The Onset of Complex NPs in Child Production” (Invited Speaker)
The Sixth Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics, September 4-6, 2009, Nagoya University, Japan.