ELSJ 13th International Spring Forum 2020
May 9-10, 2020
Floor, Building 5, Area 1, Kansai University, Osaka**Information on the floors and rooms will be announced later. For the latest update, see http://elsj.jp/sf_top/

Saturday, May 9
12:45

Registration [Entrance] (ELSJ members: 2,000 yen, Non-members: 5,000 yen,Non-member students: 3,000 yen)

13:15-13:30

Opening Ceremony [Room 1]

13:30-14:15

Guest Lecture 1 [Room 1](Chair: Norimi Kimura, Hirosaki University)
Toru Ishii (Meiji University)
Restricting Accessibility to MERGE -A Deterministic Theory of Movement-Time

14:25-14:55

15:00-15:30

15:40-16:10

16:15-16:45

Room 1
Session 1

Room 2
Session 2(Chair: Masako Maeda, Seinan Gakuin (Chair: Tomoko Endo, University ofUniversity)
Tokyo)Lee Kyoung-Nam (Kangwon National Kazuhiro Tokunaga (Osaka
University; Guest Speaker from theUniversity)
English Linguistic Society of Korea)
A Discussion of Grammatical
Indeterminacy from a Pedagogical
Perspective [Cancelled]

On the Functional Differences in
Optional Subject Auxiliary Inversions

Takanori Nakashima (TohokuUniversity)

Moeko Ozaki (Keio University)

Deducing Transfer Domain fromLabeling

A Comparative Study Between
Japanese and American Mother-ChildInteractions During Joint Picture Book
Reading

Session 3Session 4(Chair: Saeko Urushibara, The(Chair: Seishiro Ibaraki, Kwansei
University of Kitakyushu)
Gakuin University)
Takashi Ishida, Yuri Togano andSiyang Xia (Aichi Shukutoku
Ryohei Naya (University of Tsukuba) University)
Two Types of Germanic Suffixes
Forming Relational Adjectives inEnglish

Passive Participles Movement in theHistory of English

Shao-Ge Wang and Hideki Maki(Gifu University)

Takahiro Tamada (Kogakkan
University) and Ryoichi Kondo(Hirosaki University)

On the Distribution of the Genitive
A Unified Account of Mad MagazineCase Marker in the Manchu Language Sentences and Non-canonical Types ofHow Come Construction in English

16:55-17:40

Guest Lecture 2 [Room 1] (Chair: Kairi Igarashi, Ryukoku University)
Koji Kawahara (Nagoya University of Foreign Studies)
The Evolution of Language and Lexicon: A Comparative Perspective

18:00-19:00

Conference Reception[Restaurant Ho-bun-saka (法文坂）in IBUNKAN Bldg.] (Fee: 2,000 yen)1Sunday, May 10
Time

9:30-10:00

10:05-10:35

10:45-11:15

11:20-11:50

12:00-12:30

Room 1
Session 5

Room 2
Session 6

Room 3Workshop(Chair: Yuta Sakamoto, MeijiUniversity)(Chair: Sumiyo Nishiguchi, Otaru
University of Commerce)(9:30-11:50)

Naoki Nakamura, Kazuyoshi
Ishikawa, and Shohei Nagata(University of Tsukuba)
Extraposition as Late-merger orAgreement

Norio Suzuki (Kobe Shinwa
Women’s University)

Organizer: Satoru Kanno(Tokyo University of Science)

How to License NPIs and PPIs inthe Than -Clause Across More
Than- and Less Than Comparatives

Some Concepts andConsequences of MERGE

Yuya Sakumoto (KyushuUniversity)

Naoki Makihara (OsakaUniversity)

What defines Phases?

The Future Reference with Must:from the Viewpoints of Futurates
and Veridicality

Session 7(Chair: Yohei Oseki, WasedaUniversity)
Kaori Furuya (University ofNorth Texas)

Session 8(Chair: Katsuya Fujikawa,
University of Toyama)
Chyan-an Arthur Wang (ChungYuan Christian University,Taiwan)

Japanese right-dislocation
constructions with adverbials

On Direct Object Restriction in
English and Mandarin
Resultatives

Nozomi Moritake (KyushuUniversity)

Kotaro Maeda (University ofTokyo)

Nominative Objects and Scope inJapaneseEnglish Manner-of-Motion Verbs
in Transitive Construction

Takashi Ikeda (Aichi PrefecturalUniversity)

Maria C A. Cervantes (MieUniversity)

Short-Distance Movement inThat-Relative Clauses

Turning Over a New Leaf inEnglish Language Learning

2Speakers:
Hisatsugu Kitahara (KeioUniversity)
Nobuhiro Miyoshi (AsahikawaMedical University)
Miki Obata (Hosei University)
Satoru Kanno (Tokyo Universityof Science)13:30-14:50

Poster Session [Room 4, 3rd Floor]

15:00-15:45

Guest Lesture 3 [Room 1](Chair: Atsuko Nishiyama, Wakayama University)
Kazuhiro Kawachi (National Defense Academy of Japan), Erika
Bellingham (State University of New York at Buffalo), and Jürgen
Bohnemeyer (State University of New York at Buffalo)

Agentive vs. non-agentive encoding in causative event descriptions inEnglish and JapanesePosters (in alphabetical order)
1

Jason Ginsburg (Osaka Kyoiku University), Hiroshi Terada (Osaka Kyoiku University) and Sandiway
Fong (University of Arizona):
On the Selection of Clausal Complements in a Minimalist Framework

2Mana Kitazawa (Keio University)
Identification by Stancetaking in Corporate Mission Statements

3

Daiki Matsumoto (Kyoto University / JSPS)
Token-Merge and Its Implications for Copy/Repetition Distinction

4

Yoshiaki Morimoto (Osaka University)
Clausal and Phrasal Readings of English 'Phrasal' Comparatives

5

Fumikazu Niinuma (Morioka University)
The Relationship between Sar(u) Expression and Argument Selection in Kesen

6

Yoshitomo Oi (Osaka University)
On the Interpretations of English Cognate Object Constructions

7

Xiao-Shi Qiu and Hideki Maki (Gifu University)
The Genitive Case Marker in Azerbaijani

8

Hsiao-hung Iris Wu (National Taiwan Normal University)
Some Comparative Notes on Obliqueness in Argument Structure3

Hankyu Railway
Kandaimae Sta. North East Exit
阪急電鉄「関大前」駅 北口（東出口）

From Osaka (Umeda Sta.):
Umeda St. (Hankyu Senri Line to Kita-senri) → (20 minutes) → Kandaimae Sta. → 15 minutes
walk to KU
Umeda Sta. (Hankyu Kyoto Line to Kawaramachi except via limited express) → Awaji Sta. (SenriLine to Kita-senri) → Kandaimae Sta. → 5 minutes walk to KU
From Kyoto (Kawaramachi Sta.):
Kawaramachi Sta. (Hankyu Kyoto Line to Umeda except via Limited Express) → Awaji Sta. (SenriLine to Kita-senri) → Kandaimae Sta. →5 minutes walk to KU
By Subway:
Sta. on Subway Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line to Kita-Senri → (mutual extension operation) →Hankyu Kandaimae Sta. →5 minutes walk to KU
From Shin-Osaka (Shinkansen / JR Shin-Osaka Sta.):
Shin-Osaka Sta. (Subway Osaka Metro Midosuji Line to Nakamozu) → Nishinakajima Sta. →Transfer to Hankyu Railway Minamikata Sta. (Senri Line to Kita-senri) → Kandaimae Sta. → 5minutes walk to KU
From Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport):
Osaka Airport Sta. on Osaka Monorail to Kadoma-shi → Yamada Sta. → Transfer to Hankyu
Railway to Umeda/Tengachaya → Kandaimae Sta. → 5 minutes walk to KU【Conference Venue】
1-5 Building 5, Area 1
第 1 学舎 5 号館

【Reception】⑦ IBUNKAN 以⽂館

Kandaimae Sta. North East Exit
「関大前」駅 北口（東出口）

Hankyu Railway
Kandaimae Sta.
阪急電鉄「関大前」駅