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ling.uta.edu>1998 Meeting of the International Circle of Korean Linguists (ICKL) July 6 - 9, 1998 University of Hawaii at Manoa, Center for Korean Studies >>>>>>>>>>>>Program Draft: Revised 5/21/98<<<<<<<<<<<<<< >> July 6, 1998; Monday 7:30 to 8:30 Registration 8:30 to 9:30 Opening Ceremony--Auditorium 9:30 to 9:45 Break 9:45 to 11:45 Special VI: Issues in Historical Linguistics--Auditorium Speaker: Dr. Samuel Martin Reviewer: Dr. Alexander Vovin 11:45 to 1:00 Lunch 1:00 to 3:00 Special VI: Issues in Historical Linguistics #1--Auditorium Monophthongization and vowel shifts in Korean, Eung-Jin Baek Language change and lexical stratification, Young-mee Yu Cho Different layers of lexical borrowing: Sino-Korean characters with multiple readings, Ik-sang Eom The Korea-Japonic word for pheasant and special semantic marking of natural-world nouns, Leon Serafim General: Sociolinguistics #1--Conference Room Topic marking of Korean in an experimental paradigm of attention, Jong-Bai Hwang Focus marking, alternatives triggering and negative meaning of nun in Korean, Juliet Wai-hong Du and Hansang Park A study of developing topic-prominence by English learners of Korean, Euen Hyuk (Sarah) Jung Korean language interference in the acquisition of English discourse markers, Hikyoung Lee General: Syntax #1--Classroom Korean type IV nominalizations: Syntactic versus morphological phrasal affixations, Lizanne Kaiser Default case and ECM constructions, Seung-Man Kang On modality in Korean, Nam-Kil Kim Predicate and nominal phrase gerunds in Korean, Jun Ho Cho 3:00 to 3:15 Break 3:15 to 5:15 Special VI: Issues in Historical Linguistics #2--Auditorium A common Korean and Japanese noun particle: Korean ulo :: Japanese to, Bjarke Frellesvig Hyangchal: A modern view of an ancient script, Marc Hideo Miyake A new look at Paekche and Korean, John Bentley A comparative note on special particles: Old Japanese namu and Korean lang/nun, Alan Hyun-Oak Kim General: Sociolinguistics #2--Conference Room Strategies in Korean presidential candidates live TV debates, Kyung-Sook Song Korean address terms: Resolving a conflict in rank and age, Haejin E. Koh Gendered practice in topic organization and face management, Kyu-Hyun Kim and Kyung-Hee Suh Negation in Korean: A matter of volition, Virginia K. McClanahan General: Syntax #2--Classroom Local obviation as a relative phenomenon, Gunsoo Lee Feature movement and Korean raising constructions, Sunwoo Lee Clausal adjuncts occurring higher than NegP, Gwangrak Son On Korean right node raising and English right node raising, Sungshim Hong >> July 7, 1998, Tuesday 8:30 to 10:30 Special III: Complex Predicates--Auditorium Speaker: Dr. Peter Sells Reviewer: Dr. Ho-min Sohn Special V: Reduplication--Conference Room Speaker: Dr. Chin-W. Kim Reviewer: Dr. Young-mee Yu Cho 10:30 to 10:45 Break 10:45 to 12:15 Special III: Complex Predicates #1--Auditorium Varying levels of complex predicatehood in Korean, Miho Choo Semantic restrictions of complex predicates: Focusing on the multi-verb constructions with the suffix e, Woo-hyoung Nahm Types of nouns in the light verb constructions in Korean: Concerning the formation of complex predicates, Miok Park Special III: Reduplication #1--Conference Room The emergence of the unmarkedness in Korean loanword phonology, Hyeonkwan Cho Fixed segmentism in Korean partial reduplication: Three instances of the emergence of the unmarked, Chin Wan Chung Case alternation in Korean focalization (in minimalism), Eunsung Do General: Syntax #3--Classroom The multiple subject constructions and the expletive constructions in minimalist syntax, Gui-Sun Moon The non-QR approach to the scope interpretation in negation, Jinhee Suh Korean denominal verbs, In-Seok Yang 12:15 to 1:30 Lunch 1:30 to 3:00 Special III: Complex Predicates #2--Auditorium Korean causatives in a hierarchial lexicon: An HPSG approach, Hanjung Lee Korean causatives and a double tier theory of argument structure, Nakamura Wataru A conceptual semantic analysis of the so-called auxiliary verb construction in Korean, Younghwan Suh Special V: Reduplication #2--Conference Room Grassmans law in Korean reduplication, Se-Kyung Kim What looks like a CV must be a CV: Evidence for Paffx from Korean partial reduplication, Soohee Kim An OT approach to Korean partial reduplication, Hansang Park General: Syntax #4--Classroom VP analysis of ha causative constructions in Korean, Il-Ho Lee and Myoung-Hi Chai Case-marking properties of verbal nouns and ha in Korean, Namgeun Lee and Saeyoun Cho A study on the Korean passive constructions in comparison with their English counterparts, Young-Ok Lee 3:00 to 3:15 Break 3:15 to 5:15 General: Phonology #1--Auditorium Phonological phrasing of SOV sentences in Korean: An optimality -based account of a quantitative sample survey, David James Silva Domain-initial articulatory strengthening in the prosodic hierarchy in Korean: An EPG study, Taehong Cho Phonetic versus phonological rules in Korean, Michael J. Kim Patterns of nasalization in Korean, Soo-Jung Kim General: Sociolinguistics #3--Conference Room The clause connective nuntey: What else is new?, Joe J. Ree Causation patterns in Korean: A functional approach, Seok-Hoon You It just happened that way: The grammaticalization of accidentality in a/e pelita and ko malta as markers of completive aspect and affective stance, Susan Strauss A discourse analysis of the Korean connective ketun, Yong-Yae Park General: Syntax #5--Classroom Contiguity as a constraint on possessor-ascension in Korean, Jaehoon Yeon A minimalist account of categorical prototypicality: Based on Korean syntactic nominalizations, Yeun-Jin Jung What X-bar theory tells us about VP-shell analysis, Joung-Ran Kim The negative polarity item licensing, Doo-Won Lee 5:15 to 5:30 Break 5:30 Dinner Reception >> July 8, 1998; Wednesday 8:30 to 10:30 Special I: Case markers--Auditorium Speaker: Dr. William O'Grady Reviewer: Dr. James H. S. Yoon Special IV: Syllable--Conference Room Speaker: Dr. Robert Ramsey Reviewer: Dr. Eung-Do Cook 10:30 to 10:45 Break 10:45 to 12:15 Special I: Case markers #1--Auditorium COMPs and case realizations, Yongkil Jeong The path marker ulo in Korean, Keedong Lee A polysemy network of the Korean instrumental case, Jeong-Woon Park Special IV: Syllable--Conference Room On the status of on-glides in Korean within optimality theory: Evidence from child Korean, Meesook Kim and Sun-hoi Kim Two-root theory of Korean geminate consonants, Eun-Suk Ko The syllable structure of consonant clusters in Korean, Duck-Young Lee General: Sociolinguistics #4--Classroom Korean romanization in computer-mediated communication, Esther Hyunzee Kim English loan words in Korean, Jeewon Hahn Corpus-based analysis of English newspapers published in Korea, Kyutae Jung 12:15 to 1:30 Lunch 1:30 to 3:00 Special I: Case markers #2--Auditorium An optimality-theoretic account of Korean nominal inflection, Sungdai Cho The Korean topic marker and activation, Kyung-Shim Kang A pragmatic study of particle (i)na in Korean, Chang-Bong Lee General: Phonology #2--Conference Room The correlation between onset types and tone in Chonnam Korean, Mi-Ryoung Kim and San Duanmu Tone and intonation in Hamkyung Korean: A bottom-up approach, Sung-A Kim Korean labial laterality and articulation theory, Kyoung-Ja Lee and E. Wyn Roberts General: Syntax #6--Classroom A reanalysis of dependent nouns in Korean as grammatical nouns, Mi-Jeung Jo On what HOW behaves like and why, Daeho Chung Minimalist interpretation of the Visibility Condition, Kiyong Choi 3:00 to 3:15 Break 3:15 to 5:15 General: Sociolinguistics #5--Auditorium The intersection of diachronic syntax and current morphology: An analysis of ey and eyse in Korean, Sung-Ock Sohn and Susan Strauss Two types of noncausative psych-verbs in Korean and argument/adjunct case particles, Sang-Geun Lee The grammaticalization of particles in Korean, Sung-Ock Sohn A study on the semantic change in Korean, Seung Myong Lee General: Phonology #3--Conference Room Restriction on consonant clusters, Jongho Jun The merger of back vowels in North Korean dialects, Soon-Kyong Kahng Is vowel length distinctive in modern Korean? An acoustic analysis, Hyunsoon Kim and Jeong-Im Han An alternative view on so-called suffixal harmony in Korean, Eunjin Oh General: Syntax #7--Classroom [ends at 4:45] Word order preferences for direct and indirect objects in children learning Korean, Sookeun Cho et al. Constituent order in Korean: Antisymmetry and mirror theory, Kook-Hee Gill et al. Case alternations in Korean coordination, Saeyoun Cho 5:15 Break 5:30 to 6:00 ICKL General Meeting--Auditorium July 9, 1998; Thursday 8:30 to 10:30 Special II: Relative Clauses--Auditorium Speaker: Dr. John Whitman Reviewer: Dr. Byung-Soo Park 10:30 to 10:45 Break 10:45 to 12:45 Special II: Relative Clauses--Auditorium Against gapless relative clause constructions, Jong-Bok Kim Relative clause or noun complement clause: The diagnoses, Jong-Yul Cha The structure of noun-complementation in Korean: A vew typology, Hyo Sang Lee Demonstratives and relative clauses in Korean, Hyeson Park General: Phonology #4--Conference Room The contextual phonetic palatalization of the Korean affricate /c/ in comparison with the Russian consonants, Hyunsoon Kim Optimality-theoretic approach to tensification in Korean, Sechang Lee Synchronic umlaut and palatalization in Korean, Minsu Shim Cerebral lateralization and Korean, Japanese, and Chinese orthographies: The Critical factors for lateralization in reognizing the orthographies, Kiseong Park General: Sociolinguistics #6 --Classroom Some notes on binding relations in Korean, Kyoun-Kook Kim Grammaticalization of Korean agent-oriented modality, Sangsuk Oh yo1/yo2 selceng-oy sahoy-enehak-ceck pwunsek, Heesook Kim Does center-embedding lead to garden-path?, Sungku SuhMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue