JWLLP-23 (2017/12): The 23rd Joint Workshop on Linguistics and Language Processing
jointly organized with
The Fifth International Workshop on the Linguistics of Ba
with
a virtual session on MIC/DGGI
and
a Tongues-on Seminar on Gastronomic Onomatopoeia across Languages and Cultures
and
a featured session on Abductive Reasoning and Creativity in the Context of Ba
Announcements
Registration
No fees required for participation.
If you intend to participate, please send a message to event@decode.waseda.ac.jp with your name and affiliation in the body and "JWLLP-23 (2017/12) participation" in the subject line.
If you intend to join the Tongues-on Seminar on Gastronomic Onomatopoeia across Languages and Cultures on December 16th Saturday, please indicate your intention in the message.
Dates and Venue
Dates: December 15th Friday Afternoon through 17th Sunday, 2017
Venue: 8-303/304/305 on the third floor of building 8 in Waseda Campus of Waseda University
postal address: Nishi-Waseda 1-6-1, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-8050, JAPAN http://www.waseda.jp/top/en/access/waseda-campus
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lunch with sandwiches by Le Pain Francais Sekiguchi
featuring the One and Only Tongues-on Seminar on Gastronomic Onomatopoeia across Languages and Cultures
lead by Nami Fukutome
13:40-13:50
short break
13:50-14:40
[Invited Talk]
When and How to Use the Response Particles 'Yes' and 'No': From a Cross-Linguistic Perspective Jong-Bok Kim abstract and slides
14:40-15:00
Q&A and break
15:00-15:50
[Invited Talk]
How (ordinary) people respond to (potentially deviant) sentences is not as simple as linguists thought to be: An initial report on Acceptability Rating Database of Japanese (ARDJ) project
Kow Kuroda abstract and slides
15:50-16:40
[Invited Talk]
A corpus study of the construction of evaluative stance in Introduction in Psychology and Radiology journals Winnie Cheng abstract and slides
[Invited Talk]
Phonological Integrity or Orthographic Integrity: Challenging Traditional Views on how Sounds in a Language is Defined Chu-Ren Huang abstract and slides
11:50-12:00
Q&A and short break
12:00-13:00
Abductive Reasoning and Creativity Business Meeting
with Bento Boxes by Masumoto https://masumoto.co.jp/shop/cart/#regular
[closed meeting for speakers, organizers and designated participants]
[Invited Talk]
Language Understanding and Abductive Reasoning: Abductive Reasoning in L2 English Dictation Tasks and in Interpreting L1 Japanese "NP1-no NP2" Constructions Yasunari Harada, Miwa Morishita, Sachiko Shudo and Kazuo Sakai abstract and slides
natural language and speech processing by computing machinery
human sentence processing and cognitive and brain imaging studies
compilation and analysis of large scale language data
learner corpora and learning data
Organized and supported in part by:
Grants-in-Aid Scientific Research (B), 15H03226, Autonomic Mutual Language Learning Process among Japanese Learners of English through Interaction, PI: Yasunari Harada
Grants-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 26580074, Construction of Linguistics of BA: BA and Emergence of Meaning, PI: Yasuhiro Katagiri
Jointly hosted by:
Institute for the Study of Language and Information, Waseda University
Institute for Digital Enhancement of Cognitive Development, Waseda University
Co-sponsored by:
JELES: The English Language Education Society of Japan
JASLLI: Japanese Association for the Study of Logic, Language and Information (formerly known as Logico-Linguistic Society of Japan)
Local Organizing Team:
Yasunari Harada: Organizer in Chief
Sachiko Shudo: Executive Organizer
Ryo Otoguro: Executive Organizer
Miwa Morishita: Acting Organizer
Makiko Takekuro: Acting Organizer
Lisa Nabei: Acting Organizer
Mayumi Kawamura: Supporting Organizer in Chief
Nanako Kuwahara: Supporting Organizer
Nami Fukutome: in Charge of the Tongues-on Seminar
The Fifth International Workshop on Linguistics of BA
Mission Statement of the Workshop Series on Linguistics of BA
context-dependent and/or location-sensitive communication
emergence of meaning
Organized and supported in part by:
Grants-in-Aid Scientific Research (B), 15H03226, Autonomic Mutual Language Learning Process among Japanese Learners of English through Interaction, PI: Yasunari Harada
Grants-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 26580074, Construction of Linguistics of BA: BA and Emergence of Meaning, PI: Yasuhiro Katagiri
Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B), 24720193, A linguistic anthropological analysis of social interaction: The intersection of language, gesture, and environment in Ishigaki, PI: Makiko Takekuro
Jointly hosted by:
Institute for the Study of Language and Information, Waseda University
Institute for Digital Enhancement of Cognitive Development, Waseda University
Local Organizing Team:
Yasuhiro Katagiri: Honorary Organizer
Yasunari Harada: Organizer in Chief
Sachiko Shudo: Executive Organizer
Ryo Otoguro: Executive Organizer
Miwa Morishita: Acting Organizer
Makiko Takekuro: Acting Organizer
Lisa Nabei: Acting Organizer
Mayumi Kawamura: Supporting Organizer in Chief
Nanako Kuwahara: Supporting Organizer
Nami Fukutome: in Charge of the Tongues-on Seminar
November 6th, 2010, Tohoku University, Sendai.
Symposium: Toward a Linguistic Theory of Ba: Semantics and Pragmatics of Ba, a special symposium in in PACLIC 24: The 24th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation: http://www.compling.jp/paclic24/speakers.html#symp2
First drafted September 8th, 2015. Last revised December 22nd, 2017.
The meeting and talks announced in this web page are subject to change without prior notice. The organizers should not be held responsible for any purported or actual damages by prospective participants due to those changes.