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

Posted：2023.01.23

*This event has already been held.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a major shift in the format of research meetings from face-to-face to online. While this has greatly helped to break down geographical barriers, it has also created a new barrier for postgraduate students who are looking to join the research community and build networks with other researchers. In order to solve this problem as much as possible, we are organizing a joint online presentation of master’s theses for those who have submitted their master’s theses and are thinking of becoming a researcher, with the aim of exchanging information, building networks and supporting research among researchers.

Date/Time

17 March, 2023 (Fri.), 13:00–15:30 (JST)

Venue

Online Meeting via Zoom

Program

13:00–13:05
Opening remarks
13:05–13:30
Naoyuki HIROSAWA (Graduate School, Kyushu University)
“Information structure in the Omae dialect of Shiiba (Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan)”
13:35–14:00
Moe KITAMURA (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)
“Borrowing of the Western Iranian pronominal clitics in Domari”
14:10–14:35
Hideharu ONO (Graduate School, TUFS)
“A Study of the -(I)p and -A Converbs in Kazakh”
14:40–15:05
WEN JINGER (Graduate School, TUFS)
“A Study on the Phonological Difference in Some Sibe Dialects: Focusing on the Dialects of Third, Fourth and Fifth villages in Cabcal, and Ice Gašan”
15:05–15:30
Discussion and Closing Remarks