Program
The First Meeting of the Academic Year 2020
Joint Research Project on “Studies in Asian and African Geolinguistics”, ILCAA
Co-organized by MEXT Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas
JP18H05510, “Deciphering the History of Yaponesians
through Comparison and Analyses between Japanese and the Other Concerned Languages”

Date:

10th and 11th October 2020

Venue:

Online10th October, Saturday (Japan Standard Time)
1st Session
9:00

Chair: MINEGISHI Makoto (ILCAA, TUFS)ENDO Mitsuaki (Aoyama Gakuin University), Tasks of “Studies in Asian and African
Geolinguistics” 2020-2022

9:20

SAITOU Naruya (National Institute of Genetics), The Relationship between Language
Contact and Human Population Contact

9:40

OSADA Naoki (Hokkaido University), Inference of East and Northeast Asian Population
Histories using Present-day and Ancient Genome Sequence Data

10:00

KANZAWA-KIRIYAMA Hideaki (National Museum of Nature and Science), Tracing
Movements of Ancient Southeast Asian and Oceanian Populations using Ancient and Modern
Human Genome Sequences

10:20

Discussion

10:45 Break2nd Session
11:00

Chair: FUKUSHIMA Chitsuko (University of Niigata Prefecture)

SUZUKI Hiroyuki (Fudan University), Theoretical Frameworks for Types of Manner ofArticulation in Asian and African Consonantal Systems

11:20

KOMORI Junko (Osaka University) and SHINAGAWA Daisuke (ILCAA, TUFS), Types ofManner of Articulation in Niger-Congo Consonantal Systems

11:40

Discussion

11:50 Lunch break
3rd Session Chair: SHINAGAWA Daisuke (ILCAA, TUFS)

13:00KIMURA Kimihiko (TUFS) and NAKAGAWA Hirosi (TUFS), Types of Manner ofArticulation in the Consonantal Systems of the Kalahari Basin Area

13:20

NAKAO Shuichiro (Osaka University), Types of Manner of Articulation in Nilo-SaharanConsonantal Systems

13:40

NAGATO Youichi (TUFS), Types of Manner of Articulation in Semitic Consonantal Systems

14:00

Discussion

14:15

Break4th Session
14:30

Chair: ENDO Mitsuaki (Aoyama Gakuin University)

IWASAKI Takamasa (JSPS / Kyoto University), Types of Manner of Articulation in IranianConsonantal Systems

14:50

YOSHIOKA Noboru (National Museum of Ethnology), Types of Manner of Articulation inIndian and Pakistani Consonantal Systems

15:10

KODAMA Nozomi (Kumamoto University), Types of Manner of Articulation in DravidianConsonantal Systems

16:30

Discussion

16:50 End
11th October, Sunday
5th Session
9:00

Chair: TAGUCHI Yoshihisa (Chiba University)

UTSUMI Atsuko (Meisei University), Types of Manner of Articulation in AustronesianConsonantal Systems

9:20

SHIMIZU Masaaki (Osaka University) and MINEGISHI Makoto (ILCAA, TUFS), Types ofManner of Articulation in Austroasiatic Consonantal Systems

9:40

ENDO Mitsuaki (Aoyama Gakuin University), Types of Manner of Articulation in Kra-Dai
Consonantal Systems

10:00

Discussion

10:20 Break6th Session
10:30

Chair: SHIMIZU Masaaki (Osaka University)

SUZUKI Hiroyuki (Fudan University), EBIHARA Shiho (ILCAA, TUFS), IWASA Kazue(Nagoya University of Foreign Studies), KURABE Keita (ILCAA, TUFS), and SHIRAI
Satoko (ILCAA, TUFS), Types of Manner of Articulation in Tibeto-Burman Consonantal
Systems

10:50

TAGUCHI Yoshihisa (Chiba University), Types of Manner of Articulation in Hmong-MienConsonantal Systems

11:10

MATSUMOTO Ryo (Kansai University of International Studies), Types of Manner ofArticulation in Tungusic and Uralic Consonantal Systems

11:30

Discussion

11:50 Lunch
7th Session
13:00

Chair: FUKUI Rei (The University of Tokyo)

ONO Chikako (Hokkai-Gakuen University), Types of Manner of Articulation in Paleo-Asiatic
Consonantal Systems

13:20

FUKAZAWA Mika (National Ainu Museum), Types of Manner of Articulation in Ainu
Consonantal Systems

13:40

Discussion

13:55 Break8th Session Chair: IWATA Ray (Komatsu University)
14:10

YAGI Kenji (Kokushikan University) and SUZUKI Fumiki (Nanzan University), Types ofManner of Articulation in Sinitic Consonantal Systems

14:30

FUKUI Rei (The University of Tokyo), Types of Manner of Articulation in Korean
Consonantal Systems

14:50

NAKAZAWA Kohei (NINJAL) and YOKOYAMA Akiko (JSPS / ILCAA, TUFS), Types ofManner of Articulation in Japonic Consonantal Systems

15:10

Discussion

15:30 End