Lecturer: Jong-Yurl Yoon (Kookmin University) Title: A Perspective on Comparative Studies between Korean and Japanese with special reference to functional categories Chair: Shigeo Tonoike (Meiji Gakuin University)13:00-16:00 Presentations
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| Chair: Taira Uchida | Chair: Tsuguro Nakamura | |
| Ellipsis of Subjects in Japanese: A Case Study of Japanese Novel in Comparison with its English Translation: Michiko Takahashi | 13:00 | The Null Object Phenomenon in the Case of Child Spanish: Hanako Fujino |
| Two Types of Measure Phrases: Ken'ichiro Nogawa | 13:40 | Unergative Verbs and Cognate Object Constructions: Misako Matsuoka |
| Break | 14:20 | Break |
| Chair: Koji Kamada | Chair: Yoshiyuki Igarashi | |
| Argument Sharing in JVVCs’ Constructions and Relativized Minimality Forcing Movement: Yukio Furukawa | 14:40 | How to Determine Semantic Roles Based on 26 Genetically Unrelated Languages: Kazuyuki Yamaguchi |
| On the Subject of the Complement to Perceptive Verbs: Hironobu Kasai | 15:20 | Focus Particles in Japanese: Yukiko Ueda |
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| Chair: Roger Martin | Chair: Eijiro Tsuboi | |
| Some Differences between Japanese and Korean Datives: Akemi Matsuya and Kwang-sup Kim | 10:00 | Orchestrate and Event: Metaphors in Election Discourse: Fumi Morizumi |
| A Partitive Case Analysis of Korean Multiple Subject Constructions against the Multiple Spec Analysis: Gui-Sun Moon | 10:40 | A Constraint on Passivization of Indirect Object in the Double Object Construction: Ikuko Hasebe |
| Counterfactual wish-Constructions in English and Korean: Youngjun Jang and Kap-hee Lee | 11:20 | Conceptual Blending between Constructions: Keiko Shimizu |
Lecturer: Tetsuro Matsuzawa (the Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University) Title: Chimpanzee's Cognitive Functions and its Development Chair: Heizo Nakajima(Tokyo Metropolitan University16:30 Coffee For further information
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