言語科学国際共同研究のカリキュラム化―コンソーシアム協定に基づく若手研究者の育成―

International Collaborative Research Curriculum
文部科学省「魅力ある大学院教育」イニシアティブ
2006 年 〜2008 年補助事業
Funded by the Japanese Ministry of Education and Science in 2006~2008
under the Program “Initiatives for Attractive Education at Graduate Schools”

大学院人間文化研究科言語科学専攻
The Graduate Program in Linguistic Science

大学院生による研究成果 (2006 〜 現在)
Publications and Presentations by Graduate Students since 2006

Publications
Aono, Masumi (2007) “Derivational Theta-marking and a Uniform Analysis of the Progressive/Perfective -teiru,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 1.1, 1-21.
Chaturvedi, Vineet, Tomohiro Fujii, Atsushi Ito, Tomoko Kawamura, and Paroma Sanyal (2008) “SomePreliminary Notes on the WANT-DP Construction in BE-languages,” Nanzan Linguistics: SpecialIssue 5, 43-54.
Dejima, Mayumi, Tomomi Nakatani, and Keiko Murasugi (2009) “The Emergence of Speech Act Phrase:
Evidence from a Longitudinal Study of Two Japanese-Speaking Infants,” Nanzan Linguistics 5,17-39.
Fuji, Chisato, Tomoko Hashimoto, and Keiko Murasugi (2008) “A Theoretical Account for theUndergeneration and the Overgeneration in Japanese Complex Predicates,” A Supplement to theProceedings of the 32nd Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD 32).
Fuji, Chisato, Tomoko Hashimoto, and Keiko Murasugi (2008) “A VP-shell Analysis for theUndergeneration and the Overgeneration in the Acquisition of Japanese Causatives and Potentials,”Nanzan Linguistics 4, 21-41.
Ito, Atsushi (2007) “Argument Structure of Japanese Ditransitives,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 3.1,127-150.
Ito, Atsushi (2008) “NP Movement into Theta-positions and Unexpected Behavior of Numeral Quantifier
Stranding,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 5, 79-93.
Kabuto, Yoshie (2007) “The Acquisition of the Mechanism of Unselective Binding, LF Wh-movement andConstraints on Movement,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 3.1, 151-163.

2Liching, Livy Chiu, Tomohiro Fujii, and Seichi Sugawa (2008) “On Certain Commonalities between
Sluicing-like Constructions in Mandarin Chinese and Japanese,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue
3.2, 35-50.
Murasugi, Keiko, Tomoko Hashimoto, and Chisato Fuji (2007) “VP-shell Analysis for the Acquisition ofJapanese Intransitive Verbs, Transitive Verbs, and Causatives,” Linguistics 45, 615-651.
Murasugi, Keiko, and Chisato Fuji (2009) “Root Infinitives in Japanese and the Late Acquisition ofHead-Movement,” A Supplement to the Proceedings of the 33rd Boston University Conference onLanguage Development (BUCLD 33), 1-12.
Murasugi, Keiko, and Tomomi Nakatani-Murai (2009) “The Ontology of Functional Categories,” in Nguyen
Chi Duy Khuong, Richa, and Samar Sinha, eds., The Fifth Asian GLOW: Conference Proceedings,
Central Institute of Indian Language, Mysore, 152-165.
Murasugi, Keiko, and Eriko Watanabe (2009) “Case Errors in Child Japanese and the Implication for theSyntactic Theory,” Proceedings of the 3rd Conference on Generative Approaches to Language
Acquisition North America (GALANA 2008), Cascadilla Proceedings Project, Somerville, 153-164.
Nakatani-Murai, Tomomi (2008) “On the Properties of Infant Vocalization in the Japanese Pre-verbal Stage,”
Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 3.2, 123-137.
Nakatani, Tomomi, and Keiko Murasugi (2009) “Gengo Kakutoku ni okeru Syusetu Huteisi Gensho:
Zyuudanteki Kansatuteki Kenkyu [Root Infinitive Analogues as Non-Finite Surrogate Forms: A
Longitudinal Study of a Japanese-Speaking Child],” Academia 86, Nanzan University, 59-94.
Niimura, Masato (2007) “A Syntactic Analysis of Copula Sentences,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 3.1,203-237.
Saito, Mamoru, and Kensuke Takita (2009) “On the Variety of Movements to the vP Edge,” in Yoko Yumotoand Hideki Kishimoto, eds., Goi-no Imi-to Bunpoo [The Semantics and Syntax of Words], Kuroshio
Publishers, Tokyo, 307-329.
Sugawa, Seichi (2008) “Ellipsis and Repair Effects,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 3.2, 165-183.
Takita, Kensuke (2008) “Order in Narrow Syntax and PF: Toward a Theory of Word Order Variations,” inTetsuya Sano, et al., eds., An Enterprise in the Cognitive Science of Language: A Festschrift forYukio Otsu, Hituzi Syobo Publishing, Tokyo, 243-256.
Takita, Kensuke (2008) “String-Vacuous Scrambling and Cyclic Linearization,” in Yukio Otsu, ed., The
Proceedings of the Ninth Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics (TCP 2008), Hituzi Syobo
Publishing, Tokyo, 225-249.
Takita, Kensuke (2008) “An Argument for the Derivational Reformulation of the Proper Binding Condition,”
Proceedings of the 4th Workshop of Altaic Formal Linguistics (WAFL 4), MIT Working Papers inLinguistics 56, Cambridge, MA. 291-302.
Takita, Kensuke (2008) “Seiseibunpoo wa Eigo Igai no Gengo o Dou Bunseki Siteirunoka? [How does
Generative Grammar Analyze Languages other than English?],” Gengo 37, No. 11, Taishukan,Tokyo, 41-47.

3Takita, Kensuke (2009) “If Chinese is Head-initial, Japanese cannot be,” Journal of East Asian Linguistics
18, 41-61.
Takita, Kensuke (2009) “The Proper Binding Condition Effect as a Consequence of Cyclic Linearization,”
Proceedings of the 38th Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society (NELS 38), GSLA,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 427-440.
Takita, Kensuke, Chisato Fuji, and Barry C.-Y. Yang (2007) “Wh-questions in Chinese and Japanese:
Anti-crossing and Anti-superiority,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 1.2, 99-112.
Ueda, Yasuki (2009) “Number in Japanese and Chinese,” Nanzan Linguistics 5, 105-130.
Ueda, Yasuki, and Tomoko Haraguchi (2008) “Plurality in Japanese and Chinese,” Nanzan Linguistics:
Special Issue 3.2, 229-242.
Watanabe, Eriko (2008) “The Overgeneration of Dative Subjects in Child Japanese,” Nanzan Linguistics:
Special Issue 3.2, 243-261.
Yano, Keiko (2007) “The Structure of the Japanese Potential (r)eru Construction: A Study in Syntax,Learnability, and Acquisition,” Nanzan Linguistics: Special Issue 3.1, 331- 351.

Conference/Workshop Presentations
Aono, Masumi (2006) “Wh-phrases, Negative Polarity Items, and Anti-Superiority Effects in Japanese,”
Hyderabad-Nanzan Joint Workshop on the Syntax-Semantics Interface, October 21-22, 2006,
Nanzan University, Japan.
Dejima, Mayumi, Tomomi Nakatani, and Keiko Murasugi (2008) “The Emergence of Speech Act Phrase:
Evidence from a Longitudinal Study of Two Japanese-Speaking Infants,” Tsinghua-CUHK-Nanzan
Joint Workshop on Comparative Syntax and Language Acquisition, September 17-18, 2008,Nanzan University, Japan.
Fuji, Chisato, Tomoko Hashimoto, and Keiko Murasugi (2007) “A Theoretical Account for theUndergeneration and the Overgeneration in Japanese Complex Predicates,” Boston University
Conference on Language Development (BUCLD) 32, November 2-4, 2007, Boston University,USA.
Fuji, Chisato, and Keiko Murasugi (2007) “Aspect in Early Child Japanese: Evidence for Null Functional
Head Hypothesis,” International Symposium of the Cambridge-Connecticut-HyderabadNanzan-Siena-Tsinghua Consortium for Linguistics, December 15-17, 2007, National Tsing HuaUniversity, Taiwan.
Fuji, Chisato, and Keiko Murasugi (2007) “The Acquisition of Aspects in Japanese and its Implications forAcquisition Theory,” Workshop on the Acquisition of Functional Categories in Asian Languages,
GLOW in Asia VI, December 26-29, 2007, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

4Fujii, Tomohiro, and Kensuke Takita (2007) “Wh-adverbials, their Island-(in)sensitivity and the Role ofDemonstratives in Wh-in-situ Licensing,” Connecticut-Siena-Nanzan Joint Workshop on Linguistic
Theory and Language Acquisition, February 20-21, 2007, Nanzan University, Japan.
Fujii, Tomohiro, and Kensuke Takita (2010) “Wh-adverbials in-situ in Japanese and Mandarin Chinese,”
The 7th Workshop of the International Research Project on Comparative Syntax and Language
Acquisition, January 31, 2010, Nanzan University, Japan.
Ito, Atsushi (2007) “Honorification in Japanese and Lexical Decomposition,” Workshop on
Romance-Japanese: Comparative Syntax and Language Acquisition, May 4-5, 2007, University ofSiena, Italy.
Ito, Atsushi (2008) “Movement into Theta Positions and Numeral Quantifier Stranding,” The
Nanzan-Cambridge-EFL Joint Seminar on Parametric Syntax and Acquisition, January 25-27, 2008,
EFL University, Hyderabad, India.
Ito, Atsushi (2008) “NP-movement in Resultatives,” 25th Colloquium, July 19, 2008, Center for Linguistics,Nanzan University, Japan.
Kabuto, Yoshie (2007) “The Acquisition of Naze ‘why’ and Dooyuu riyuu-de ‘for what reason’ in Japanese,”
Connecticut-Siena-Nanzan Joint Workshop on Linguistic Theory and Language Acquisition,
February 20-21, 2007, Nanzan University, Japan.
Murasugi, Keiko, and Chisato Fuji (2008) “Root Infinitives in Japanese and Late Acquisition ofHead-Movement,” Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD) 33,October 31- November 2, 2008, Boston University, USA.
Murasugi, Keiko, and Chisato Fuji (2008) “Root Infinitives: The Parallel Routes the Japanese- andKorean-speaking Children Step in,” The 18th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference, November
13-15, 2008, The City University of New York, USA.
Murasugi, Keiko, Chisato Fuji, and Tomoko Hashimoto (2007) “What Acquired Later in an Agglutinative
Language: Implications for the v-VP Frame Analysis,” GLOW in Asia VI, December 26-29, 2007,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
Murasugi, Keiko, and Tomomi Nakatani-Murai (2007) “Very Early Language Acquisition: A View fromJapanese,” Workshop on Early Child Phonology, August 16-17, 2007, The Chinese University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong.
Murasugi, Keiko, Tomomi Nakatani, and Chisato Fuji (2009) “The Roots of Root Infinitive Analogues: TheSurrogate Verb Forms Common in Adult and Child Grammars,” Boston University Conference on
Language Development (BUCLD) 34, November 6-8, 2009, Boston University, USA.
Murasugi, Keiko, Tomomi Nakatani, and Chisato Fuji (2009) “A Trihedral Approach to the Overgenerationof No in the Acquisition of Japanese Noun Phrase,” The 19th Japanese/Korean Linguistics
Conference, November 12-14, 2009, University of Hawaii, USA.
Murasugi, Keiko, and Eriko Watanabe (2008) “Case Errors in Japanese Acquisition and the Implications forthe Syntactic Theory,” The 3rd Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition
North America (GALANA 3), September 4-6, 2008, University of Connecticut, USA.

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Nakatani-Murai, Tomomi (2008) “On the Properties of Infant Vocalization in the Japanese Preverbal Stage,”
Siena-Tsinghua-Nanzan Joint Workshop on Syntactic Theory and Language Acquisition, February
2-3, 2008, Nanzan University, Japan.
Niimura, Masato (2007) “A Syntactic Analysis of Copula Sentences,” Connecticut-Siena-Nanzan Joint
Workshop on Linguistic Theory and Language Acquisition, February 20-21, 2007, Nanzan
University, Japan.
Saito, Mamoru, and Kensuke Takita (2007) “Three Ways to Get to the vP Edge,” International Symposiumof the Cambridge-Connecticut-Hyderabad-Nanzan-Siena-Tsinghua Consortium for Linguistics,
December 15-17, 2007, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan.
Sawada, Naoko, Keiko Murasugi, and Chisato Fuji (2009) “A Theoretical Account for the ‘Erroneous’Genitive Subjects in Child Japanese and the Specification of Tense,” Boston University Conferenceon Language Development (BUCLD) 34, November 6-8, 2009, Boston University, USA.
Sugawa, Seichi (2007) “Ellipsis and Repair Effects,” Cambridge-Hyderabad-Nanzan Joint Workshop onInterface Conditions, September 19-20, 2007, Nanzan University, Japan.
Takeuchi, Hajime (2009) “Feature Inheritance and Nominative-Genitive Case Conversion in Japanese,”
Panel Session, The 10th Conference of the Society of Japanese Grammar, October 24-25, 2009,
Gakushuin Women’s College, Japan.
Takita, Kensuke (2006) “NP-nai deno Keigoka to NP-Sakuzyo [NP-internal Honorification andNP-Deletion],” The 133rd Meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan, November 18-19, 2006,
Sapporo Gakuin University, Japan.
Takita, Kensuke (2007) “Chinese is Head-initial. How about Japanese?” Workshop on Romance-Japanese:
Comparative Syntax and Language Acquisition, May 4-5, 2007, University of Siena, Italy.
Takita, Kensuke (2007) “An Argument for the Derivational Reformulation of the Proper Binding Condition,”
The 4th Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics, May 18-20, 2007, Harvard University, USA.
Takita, Kensuke (2007) “Eigo, Nihongo, Tyugokugo no Hukusiteki Wh-ku ni tuite [On Adjunct Wh-phrases
in English, Japanese and Chinese],” The 15th Mie University Linguistics Colloquium, June 27,
2007, Mie University, Japan.
Takita, Kensuke (2007) “The Proper Binding Effect as a Consequence of Cyclic Linearization,” North EastLinguistic Society 38, October 26-28, 2007, University of Ottawa, Canada.
Takita, Kensuke (2008) “A Linearization Approach to the PBC-effect and its Consequences,” The
Nanzan-Cambridge-EFL Joint Seminar on Parametric Syntax and Acquisition, January 25-27, 2008,
EFL University, Hyderabad, India.
Takita, Kensuke (2008) “String-Vacuous Scrambling and Cyclic Linearization,” The 9th Tokyo Conferenceon Psycholinguistics, March 14-15, 2008, Keio University, Japan.
Takita, Kensuke (2008) “An Argument for Argument Ellipsis from -Sika NPIs,” North East LinguisticSociety 39, November 7-9, 2008, Cornell University, USA.

6Takita, Kensuke (2008) “Argument Ellipsis in Japanese Right Dislocation,” The 18th Japanese/Korean
Linguistics Conference, November 13-15, 2008, The City University of New York, USA.
Takita, Kensuke (2009) “‘Genuine’ Sluicing in Japanese,” Chicago Linguistic Society 45, April 16-18, 2009,
The University of Chicago, USA.
Takita, Kensuke (2009) “VP-scrambling, Linearization Preservation, and the Theories of Control,” North
East Linguistic Society 40, November 13-15, 2009, MIT, USA.
Takita, Kensuke, and Barry C.-Y. Yang (2007) “Feature Valuation and Antisuperiority,” GLOW in Asia VI,
December 26-29, 2007, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
Takita, Kensuke, and Barry C.-Y. Yang (2009) “Feature Valuation and Antisuperiority,” The 5th Workshopof the International Research Project on Comparative Syntax and Language Acquisition, September
13, 2009, Nanzan University, Japan.
Ueda, Yasuki (2008) “On Plurality in Japanese,” Tsinghua-CUHK-Nanzan Joint Workshop on Comparative
Syntax and Language Acquisition, September 17-18, 2008, Nanzan University, Japan.
Ueda, Yasuki (2009) “Number in Classifier Languages,” The 3rd Workshop of the International Research
Project on Comparative Syntax and Language Acquisition, March 12, 2009, Nanzan University,
Japan.
Ueda, Yasuki, and Tomoko Haraguchi (2008) “Plurality and Nominal Constructions in Japanese andChinese,” The Nanzan-Cambridge-EFL Joint Seminar on Parametric Syntax and Acquisition,
January 25-27, 2008, EFL University, Hyderabad, India.
Watanabe, Eriko (2007) “UG and Second Language Acquisition – The L2 Acquisition of Reflexive Binding,”Nanzan-Tsinghua Workshop on Formal Syntax, March 10-11, 2007, National Tsing Hua University,Taiwan.
Watanabe, Eriko (2007) “Dative Subject in Japanese-speaking Children,” GLOW in Asia VI (Alternate),December 26-29, 2007, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
Watanabe, Eriko, Chisato Fuji, Yoshie Kabuto, and Keiko Murasugi (2007) “Parameter Setting in the L2Acquisition of Reflexive Binding,” Connecticut-Siena-Nanzan Joint Workshop on Linguistic
Theory and Language Acquisition, February 20-21, 2007, Nanzan University, Japan.
Yano, Keiko (2007) “The Structure of Japanese Potential (R)eru Construction: A Study in Syntax,
Learnability, and Acquisition,” Connecticut-Siena-Nanzan Joint Workshop on Linguistic Theoryand Language Acquisition, February 20-21, 2007, Nanzan University, Japan.