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Date:2017.03.10[Fri]

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International Symposium: “Language Documentation and Corpus Linguistics”

Posted:2017.03.10

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We will invite Professor Nicholas Evans (Australian National University) and the members of CoEDL (Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language, a linguistic project organized by Professor Evans).

Title

International Symposium on Language Documentation and Corpus Linguistics / The 8th meeting of ILCAA Joint Research Project “Constructing a research network for documenting minority languages in and around Indonesia”

Date/Time

10 March, 2017 (Fri.) 13:00–17:20

Venue

Room 304, ILCAA, TUFS

Facilitator

Honoré WATANABE (ILCAA)

Program

13:00–13:10 Opening
Asako SHIOHARA (ILCAA)

13:10–14:40 Plenary talk
Nicholas EVANS (Australian National University)
“Do grammars do best what speakers did most: the Social Cognition Parallel Interview Corpus (SCOPIC) cross-linguistic corpus on social cognition in grammar”  abstract

14:50–15:30
Stefan SCHNELL (University of Melbourne)
“Conditions on object agreement and pronominalisation – a corpus-based typological study”  abstract

15:35–16:15
Sonja RIESBERG (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Australian National University, University of Cologne)
“Cross-corpus annotation – a report from the ongoing Three Participant-Project”  abstract

16:20–17:00
I Wayan Arka (ILCAA Joint Researcher, ILCAA Visiting Associate Professor, Australian National University)
“On the pedagogical literacy for local (endangered) languages: lessons learned from Indonesia”  abstract

17:00–17:20
Discussion & Closing

Language

English

Admission

Free

Pre-registration

No pre-registration is required.

Jointly Organized by

  • Linguistic Dynamics Science 3 (LingDy3) , ILCAA, TUFS
  • JSPS Program for Advancing Strategic International Networks to Accelerate the Circulation of Talented Researchers, “A collaborative network for usage-based research on lesser-studied languages”
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