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  • 1:30-1:35 $B2qD90';"(B

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Session 1: Formal aspects of Optimality Theory

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  • 1:35-2:35 $B4pD49V1i(B

    John McCarthy (University of Massachusetts) ``Optimality Theory: The past, the present, and the future''

  • 2:35-3:05

    $B?<_7(B $B$O$k$+(B ($B7DXf5A=NBg3X(B) ``Relativized Faithfulness vs. Local Conjunction: When both are applicable''

  • $B5Y7F(B (20$BJ,(B)

Session 2: Syllable structure, accentuation and intonation

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  • 3:25-4:20 $B3X0L $B8^==Mr(B $BM[2p(B ($BGn;N!"El5~309q8lBg3X!"(B2005) $B!V%m%7%"8l%$%s%H%M!<%7%g%s$N2;1$O@!W(B

  • 4:20-5:15 $B3X0L $B1'ETLZ(B $B><(B ($BGn;N!"C^GHBg3X!"(B2005) $B!VD+A/8l%=%&%kJ}8@$K$*$1$k%"%/%;%s%H6g!'2;6AJ,@O$K$h$k:F8!F$!W(B

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    Session 3: Segments and word classes

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  • 9:30-10:00

    $B@>B<(B $B9/J?(B ($BEl5~Bg3XBg3X1!(B) ``Rendaku and Correspondence''

  • 10:00-10:30

    $B6L2,(B $B2lDEM:(B ($B9-EgBg3X(B)$B!"0K86(B $BKS;R(B ($B@;%^%j%"%s%J0e2JBg3X(B) $BBp(B ($B9-Eg=$F;Bg3X(B) ``Psychological determination in Japanese sequential voicing: The influence of first-element phonological-length and etymological-type on the voicing of second elements''

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  • 10:50-11:20

    $BL@@P(B $B9aJ]N$(B ($BEl5~Bg3XBg3X1!(B) ``Variation of emphatic mora augmentation in Japanese mimetics''

  • 11:20-11:50

    $B7*@4(B $BOB9'(B ($B?@8M=w3X1!Bg3X(B) ``Positional and segmental licensing in Japanese mimetic palatalization''

    • Lunch (100 min)

    Session 4a: Perception, diachronic change and variation

    Chair: $B2,:j(B $B@5CK(B ($B0q>kBg3X(B)

    • 1:30-2:30 $B4pD49V1i(B

      Hyunsoon Kim (Hongik University) and Shigeko Shinohara (Sophia University) ``A feature-driven non-native percept in the loanword adaptation between Japanese and Korean''

    • 2:30-3:10 $B4pD49V1i(B

      Sang-Cheol Ahn (Kyung Hee University) ``Onset clusters in Middle Korean revisited''

    • $B5Y7F(B (20 min)

    Session 4b: Perception, diachronic change and variation

    Chair: $BN)@P(B $B9@0l(B ($B?@8M=w3X1!Bg3X(B)

    • 3:30-4:00

      $B;3:,E5;R(B (University of British Columbia $BBg3X1!(B) ``Transguttural harmony in Gitksan: Conflation theory analysis''

    • 4:00-4:30

      Pinter Gabor ($B?@8MBg3XBg3X1!(B) ``Modeling diachronic changes of vowels: A computational approach''

    • $B5Y7F(B (30 min)

    • 5:00-6:00 $B4pD49V1i(B

      Ellen Woolford (University of Massachusetts) ``Introduction to OT syntax''

    Party! (6:30-)

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    Session 5: Derivational issues and organization of grammar

    Chair: $BK\4V(B $BLT(B ($B

  • 9:30-10:30 $B3X0L $BW"C+(B $B>;;R(B (PhD from University of Massachusetts, 2005) ``Prosody and LF interpretation: Processing Japanese Wh-questions''

  • 10:30-11:00

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  • 11:20-12:20 Keynote Lecture

    John McCarthy (University of Massachusetts) ``Derivations as candidates in Optimality Theory''

  • 12:30 $BJD2q(B

    • last update: 2006-08-22 by Mafuyu Kitahara (kitahara at waseda dot jp)