09:00 - 09:30am

REGISTRATION

09:30 - 10:00am

Opening ceremony and Welcoming Remarks (moderator: Ponghyung Lee, vice president, ICKL)

- Opening ceremony: John Whitman (President, ICKL)

- Welcoming remarks: Ricardo René Larémont (Interim Dean of Hapur College of Arts and Sciences, BU)

Lecture Hall 8

10:00 - 10:50am

Invited Talk I (moderator: Chang-Kook Suh, Baekseok Univ.)

Gregory Iverson (University of Maryland) Issues in Korean laryngeal representation

Lecture Hall 8

10:50 - 11:10am

COFFEE BREAK

11:10 - 12:10pm

Student Wing 321

Phonology 1

chair: Jae-Ick Park (Kosin Univ.)

· Ahrong Lee (Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) Prescriptive influences on Korean loanword adaptation

· Sangoak Lee (Seoul National University)

Introducing Korean Language and Culture

Student Wing 323

Syntax 1

chair: Seungho Nam (Seoul National Univ.)

· Sun-woong Kim (Kwangwoon Univ.) A phase extension analysis of the Ban on postposition and complementizer stranding in Korean

· Suwon Yoon (University of Chicago)

Two types of negative indefinite in Korean: a compositional account of even and n-words

Student Wing 329

Sociolinguistics 1

chair: Haeyeon Kim (Chung-Ang Univ.)

· Sumi Yoon (Kanazawa Univ.) Comparison between Korean and Japanese address terms as contextualization cues in husband-wife's dialogues

· Seunghwa Kim (Illinois State Univ.) Discursive characteristics of North Korean second language speakers in writing: linguistic, rhetorical and cultural features and communicative competence based on the multi-feature/multi-dimensional paradigm

Student Wing 331

Kugyeol 1

chair: Jaeyoung Chung (KUT) & John Whitman (Cornell Univ.)

· Jong-hak Suh (Yeungnam Univ.) A study on the name of Dokdo

· Haeng-soon Yoon (Hanbat National Univ.) A study on the characteristics of the letter used in the material of Korean and Japanese Chinese writing

12:10 - 01:30pm

LUNCH

01:30 - 03:00pm

Student Wing 321

Phonology 2

chair: David Silva (Univ. of Texas at Arlington)

· Jonathan Wright (Rutgers Univ.) Laryngeal contrast in Seoul Korean

· Young-ran An (SUNY at Stony Brook) A case of non-aspirated stops in English loanwords turning into aspirated stops in Korean

· Jae-Ick Park & Kwang-Chul Park (Kosin Univ. & Korea Nazarene Univ.) The deaspiration of /ph/, /th/, /ch/, and /kh/ in the intervocalic position and serial derivation

Student Wing 323

Syntax 2

chair: Jong-Bok Kim (Kyunghee Univ.)

· Stefan Knoob (Univ. of London) Structural pattern proliferation in the Korean verbal voice system-a grammaticalization perspective

· Miok Pak, Paul Portner & Raffaella Zanultini (The George Washington Univ. & George- town Univ.) The interpretation and licensing of null imperative subjects in Korean

· Myungkwan Park (Dongguk Univ.) Linearization of 'Right Node Raising' at the syntax-phonology interface

Student Wing 329

Morphology

chair: Myung-Hee Kim (Hanyang Univ.)

· Haeyeon Kim & Young-Cheol Yim (Chung-Ang Univ.) The linguistic motivation of salience in word formation and translation in Korean

· Weon-Don Jeong (Semyung Univ.) Compounding in Korean

· Chung-Kon Shi (KAIST) On the mutation of word formation in Korean

Student Wing 331

Kugyeol 2

chair: John Whitman (Cornell Univ.)

· Jaeyoung Chung (KUT) A study on '之' in Korean ancient records and kugyeol character '|' (-da)

· Young Wook Kim (Univ. of Seoul) On the 6th century Silla Idu

03:00 - 03:20pm

COFFEE BREAK

03:20 - 04:50pm

Student Wing 321

Phonology 3

chair: Theresa Leyden Case (Yonsei Univ.)

· Mira Oh (Chonnam National Univ.) Phonetic cues for the adaptation of English stops in Korean

·Chang-Kook Suh & Seok Mun Pak (Baekseok Univ.) Tensification of English loandwords in Korean

· Younghyon Heo (Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) Vowel epenthesis as perceptual intrusion in loanword adaptation: Evidence from Korean

Student Wing 323

Syntax 3

chair: Myungkwan Park (Dongguk Univ.)

· Jongbok Kim & Nam-Geun Lee (Kyunghee Univ. & Chosun Univ.) Floating quantifiers in Korean: movement or nonmovement?

· Yeun-Jin Jung (Dongeui Univ.) Formal features: their uniformity and variation in phonological manifestation

· Tetsuharu Moriya & Yong-Taek Kim (Kanazawa Univ. & Univ. of Oregon) Subjective and objective modality: a comparison of deontic modal auxiliaries in Japanese and Korean

Student Wing 329

Discourse analysis

chair: Weon-Don Jeong (Semyung Univ.)

· Ki-tae Kim (Intercultural Institute of California) Telephone call opening and closings in Korean

· Haeyeon Kim (Chung-Ang Univ.) Interactional functions of post-posed -nikka clauses in Korean conversation

· Soojeong Kim Choi (Univ. of California, Irvine) The Korean suffix -ci in conversational context

Student Wing 331

Kugyeol 3

chair: Jaeyoung Chung (KUT)

· Seung Jae Lee (Seoul National Univ.) On the linguistic implications of the Seokgatap Mukseojipyeon

· Seong Jong Park (Kwandong Univ.) On the usage and treatment of Idu in Joseon Dynasty

· Seon-yeop Hwang (Sungshin Women's Univ.) A study of transcription of conjuctive ending '-a' in Hyangga

04:50 - 05:40pm

Invited Talk II (moderator: Jeong-Im Han, Konkuk Univ.)

Yoonjung Kang (Univ. of Toronto, Scarborough)

The role of L1 phonemes in interlanguage segmental mapping

Lecture Hall 8

06:00 – 07:00pm

RECEPTION (Holiday Inn)

09:15 - 09:30am

Welcoming remarks: John Whitman (President, ICKL)

Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall

09:30 - 10:20am

Invited Talk III (moderator: Yeun-Jin Jung, Dongeui Univ.)

James Yoon (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) The lexical integrity principle and Korean morphosyntax

Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall

10:20 - 10:40am

COFFEE BREAK

10:40 - 12:10pm

Rockefeller Hall Room 102

Phonology 4

chair: Sung-Hoon Hong (HUFS)

· Ponghyung Lee (Daejeon Univ.) Korean initial tensification towards prominence enhancement

· Jae-Ick Park & Kwang-Chul Park (Kosin Univ. & Korea Nazarene Univ.) Low-ranked constraints are not ranked in Korean case marker allomorphy

· Sunhee Bae (Ewha Womans Univ.) Differential syncope in Korean: an OT analysis of the internet language

Rockefeller Hall Room 132

Syntax 4

chair: Yookang Kim, (HUFS)

· Bo Kyoung Kim (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Identificational focus of adverbial case in Korean

· Hyuna B. Kim (Univ. of Southern California) Sequence of tense and multiple reference times

Rockefeller Hall Room 103

Semantics

chair: Jinsung Lee (Incheon City College)

· Seungho Nam (Seoul National Univ.) Causative-Inchoative alternation of psych adjectives in Korean: their event structure and hydra case frame

· Kyongjoon Kwon (Harvard Univ.) Korean epistemic modal marker -po-

Rockefeller Hall Room 112

Kugyeol 4

chair: Jungsoo Mok (Univ. of Seoul)

· Hyeon-hie Lee (Seoul National Univ.) The diachronic grammar of the reciprocal word 'seoro' (each other) in Korean

· Mun-hwan Hwang (The Academy of Korean Studies) On the characteristics of Eon'gan (Korean old vernacular letters) as linguistic materials for Korean language history

· Yoonhee Jang (Hannam Univ.) Some problems on the grammatical continuity between Old Korean and Middle Korean

12:10 - 01:30pm

LUNCH

01:30 - 03:00pm

Rockefeller Hall Room 102

Phonology 5

chair: Soyoung Lee (Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)

· Haeil Park & Gregory Iverson (Univ. of Wisconsin -Milwaukee) An fMRI study of L1 vs. L2 perception of Korean laryngeal contrasts

· Jeong-Im Han (Konkuk Univ.) The phonological and phonetic categories in speech perception: Evidence from Korean

· Myoyoung Kim (SUNY at Buffalo) Featural interaction in Korean obstruents: Evidence from speech errors

Rockefeller Hall Room 132

Syntax 5

chair: Myunghee Noh  (Sungkyunkwan Univ.)

· Doo-Won Lee (Chungju Univ.) Detachability and accomplishments of the Korean counterpart of 'almost'

· Heesook Kim (Cheongju Univ.) Other grammatical functions of subject honorification marker '-si'

Rockefeller Hall Room 103

Sociolinguistics 2

chair: David Silva (Univ. of Texas at Arlington)

· Myung-Hee Kim (Hanyang Univ./UCSB) Meaning negotiation and negative interrogatives in Korean task-based conversation

· Jinsung Lee (Incheon City College) Some morphological and semantic aspects of novel words in current Korean

· Seok Mun Pak & Chang-Kook Suh (Baekseok Univ.) On the standardization and diversity of language

Rockefeller Hall Room 112

Kugyeol 5

chair: Young Wook Kim (Univ. of Seoul)

· Jungsoo Mok (Univ. of Seoul) Typological implications of the 'adjectival verb' in Japanese and the 'adjectival root' in Korean

· Hyungkoo Han (Univ. of Seoul) On the translation in modern East Asia

03:00 - 03:20pm

COFFEE BREAK

03:20 - 04:50pm

Rockefeller Hall Room 102

Phonology 6

chair: Yookang Kim (HUFS)

· David Silva & Wenhua Jin (Univ. of Texas at Arlington) The merger of non-high front vowels in Korean: mission accomplished

· Sung-Hoon Hong (HUFS) Variation in Korean affixal vowel harmony

· Chiyuki Ito (Tokyo Univ. of Foreign Studies) Analogical changes in the accent of Sino-Korean words in Yanbian Korean

Rockefeller Hall Room 132

Syntax 6

chair: Heesook Kim (Cheongju Univ.)

· Yi-An Lin (Cambridge Univ.) The encoding of definiteness, specificity and referentiality in Korean nominals: a probe-goal approach

· Soo Jung Chang (The Univ. of Georgia) The position of demonstratives in multi-layered DP

Rockefeller Hall Room 103

Korean teaching 1

chair: Jungsoo Mok (Univ. of Seoul)

· Ravikesh (JNU) Dual model approach to teaching language: A case study of Korean language teaching in India

· Sun-Young Lee & Jihye Moon (Univ. of Maryland at College Park) Linguistic correlates of proficiency: perceptual competence in heritage and non-heritage learners of Korean

· Jihye Moon (Univ. of Maryland at College Park) What plays a crucial role in language maintenance by Korean heritage speakers?

Rockefeller Hall Room 112

Language acquisition: sounds

chair: Chang-Kook Suh (Baekseok Univ.)

· Mee-Jeong Park (Univ. of Hawaii at Manoa) Teaching Korean consonants through prosodic cues

· Soyoung Lee & Gregory Iverson (Univ. of Wisconsin -Milwaukee) VOT and F0 of Korean stop consonants in bilingual and monolingual Korean children

· Jin-A Lim & Mira Oh  (Chonnam National Univ.) Covert contrast in second language acquisition

04:50 - 05:40pm

Invited Talk IV (moderator: Ponghyung Lee, Daejeon Univ.)

William O'Grady (Univ. of Hawaii at Manoa) Some issues in Korean syntax and processing

Hollis E. Cornell Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall

06:00 - 07:30pm

RECEPTION (Statler Hotel)

09:30 - 10:30am

Rockefeller Hall Room 102

Phonology 7

chair: Mira Oh (Chonnam National Univ.)

· Seok Han Kang (MIT) Non-morphological motivated reduplication in Cheju Dialect of Korean

· Hye-Sook Lee (Cornell Univ.) Variability in realization and syllable anchoring of lexical tones: the case of North Kyeongsang Korean

Rockefeller Hall Room 132

Syntax 7

chair: Young Wook Kim (Univ. of Seoul)

· Hyuna B. Kim (Univ. of Southern California) Pro, Logophors and shifted indexicals in Korean

Rockefeller Hall Room 103

Historical linguistics

chair: Chung-Kon Shi (KAIST)

· Sang-Tae Kim (Cheongju Univ.) The system of graphemes in the Hwunmincengum

Rockefeller Hall Room 112

Language Acquisition: grammar

chair: Ki-Tae Kim (Intercultural Institute of California)

· Hyun-Ju Kim (SUNY at Stony Brook) Transfer in bilingual acquisition of the scope of negation

10:30 - 10:50am

COFFEE BREAK

10:50 - 11:50am

Rockefeller Hall Room 102

Phonology 8

chair: Seok-Han Kang (MIT)

· Kazutaka Kurisu (Kobe College) Primitiveness of the OCP: Evidence from Korean palatal opacity

· Hyung-Soo Kim (Jeonju University) The phonetics and phonology of vowel length variation in Korean reduplication

Rockefeller Hall Room 132

Syntax 8

chair: Yeun-Jin Jung (Dongeui Univ.)

· Dong-Whee Yang (MIT) A non-feature-checking theory of movement meets Korean

Rockefeller Hall Room 103

Sino-Korean words

chair: Doo-Won Lee (Chungju Univ.)

· Sang-Oak Lee (SNU) Contrastive phonology between Sino-Japanese and Cantonese: in reference to Sino-Korean vs. Cantonese and Meixian (Hakka)

· Myunghee Noh (Sungkyunkwan Univ.) Semantic categories of Sino-Korean words and the order of Sino-Korean morphemes

11:50 - 12:20pm

GENERAL MEETING AND CLOSING CEREMONY