Field Linguistics Workshop “Presentations of Master’s Theses on Field Linguistics”

*This event has aleady been held.

Date/Time

15 March, 2024 (Fri.) 13:00–16:00

Venue

Online meeting via Zoom

Program

13:00–13:05

Opening remarks

13:05–13:20
Mai HAYASHI (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)
“Linker Complex Predicate Constructions in Pangasinan Ilokano: Description and Typology”

13:25–13:40
Rena MIZOGUCHI (Graduate School, Kobe Shoin Women’s University)
“Formal and Semantic Characteristics of /-yor-/ , /-tor-/ in the Himeji Dialect”

13:45–14:00
Nargiz BAGHIRLI (Graduate School, Kyoto University)
“Disentrainment: A Case Study on Azerbaijani and Russian Bilinguals”

14:05–14:20
Max MONSON (Graduate School, Kyushu University)
“The Verbal Morphology of the Tsugaru Dialect of Japanese”

14:30–14:45
Kai LI (Graduate School, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
“A Phonological Analysis on the Yong’an Dialect of Chinese”

14:50–15:05
Shuya MATSUOKA (Graduate School, Osaka University)
“A Descriptive Study of Zongo Hausa in Ghana: From a Typology of Language Contact”

15:10–15:25
Timothy KAWANAMI-HANPETER (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)
“A Diachronic Study on Hittite Adnominal Possessive Constructions”

15:30–15:45
Sana ISHII (Graduate School, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
“A Study of the Aspect in Korean Movement Verbs: Focusing on ‘ka-ta’ and ‘o-ta’”

15:45–16:00
Discussion & Closing remarks

Admission

Free

Sponsored by

• ILCAA Core Project “Description and Documentation of Language Dynamics in Asia and Africa: Toward a More In-depth Understanding of the Languages and Cultures of People Living in Asia and Africa” (DDDLing)

Application

Pre-registeration is required. If you would like to attend the workshop, please fill out the application form here (in Japanese).

General Inquiries

DDDLing Project Administrative Office
E-mail: dddling-office[at]tufs.ac.jp (Please replace [at] with @)

(Posted 25 February, 2024)
(Updated 2 April, 2024)