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Seventh International Conference on Construction Grammar (08/09/2012 ~ 08/12/2012)
THURSDAY, August 9, 2012
16:00~18:00
Registration & Reception (Room 801)
FRIDAY, August 10, 2012
9:00~19:00
Registration (Room 801)
10:00~10:30
Conference opening: Introductory remarks (Room 801)
Moderator: Chang-Bong Lee
10:30~11:30
Plenary
(Room 801)
Benjamin Bergen: Three Ways Constructions Contribute to in Utterance Meaning
Moderator: Seongha Rhee
11:30~13:00
Lunch Break
13:00~15:00
Early
Afternoon
Sessions
Room 601 / Chair: Iksoo Kwon
Room 801 / Chair: Mikyung Ahn
Room B01 / Chair: Chongnan Chin
Irina Iakovleva: Russian pseudosynonymous verb-preposition constructions: semantics and acquisition
Seizi Iwata: Means or enablement? Another look at the way construction
Masaru Kanetani: Mechanisms When an Adverb Clause Modifies a Noun Phrase
Hyug Ahn: Constructions of Russian Verbs of Speaking: Categorization Using Argument Network
Mario A. Della Costanza: Is DOM one single phenomenon or is it two phenomena? Insights from Spanish
Irina Nikolaeva: Narrative Infinitive Construction in French and Latin
Julia Kuznetsova: Russian aspectual pairs established via Construction Grammar
Johan Pedersen: Secondary argument structure constructions – evidence from Spanish
Byong-Chang Kang: Synesthetic Linguistic Expressions: To What Extent Are They Metaphors?
Ducksoo Kang: Gerund System and Auxiliary Verb in Yakut
Fangqiong Zhan: The constructionalization of shì as a bound morpheme
Kyongjoon Kwon: The grammaticalization of the Korean inferential evidential marker –po
15:00~15:30
Coffee Break
15:30~17:30
Late
Afternoon
Sessions
Room 601 / Chair: Junghye Baik
Room 801 / Chair: Ji-Hyon Kim
Room B01 / Chair: Doo-Shick Kim
Gyuho Shin: On the Effectiveness of Argument Structure Constructions and Basic Verbs on Adult Korean Learners of English Kent Hill: The Socially Embedded and Dynamically Embodied Nature of Metonymy's Prototypicality
Katerina Veselovska: Subjective Frames: A Possible Extension of CxG Structures
Benjamin Lyngfelt et al: A Swedish Constructicon
Yi-Ting Chen: The constructional properties of directional verb compounds in Mandarin Chinese
Jaakko Leino: Areal distributions of verb alternations in Finnish dialects
Hidemitsu Takahashi: Compatibility between constructions
Tetsuya Kogusuri: Object Omission in English Resultative Constructions and the Concord-Shift Distinction
Chun-Chieh Wang: Language Use, Semantic Change, and the Expansion of Constructional Frame: Hyperbolic Constructions and their Emergence in Mandarin Chinese
Ali Safari & Gholam Hosein Karimi Doostan: The Causative Alternation and Frame Semantics in Persian
Fu Xie: The CG-based Approach to the analysis of two sentence patterns related to time category
17:30~18:00
Coffee Break
18:00~19:00
Plenary
(Room 801)
Jong-Bok Kim: English Binominal NP Constructions: A Construction Grammar Approach
Moderator: HiJean Kim
SATURDAY, August 11, 2012
9:30~17:30
Registration (Room 801)
9:30~10:30
Plenary
(Room 801)
Laura Michaelis: Know How via Construction: A Middle Ground between Procedural and Propositional Views of Knowledge Attribution
Moderator: Kyu-hyun Kim
10:30~11:00
Coffee Break
11:00~12:30
Morning
Sessions
Room 601 / Chair: Junsuk Park
Room 101 / Chair: Hyug Ahn
Room B01 / Chair: Chang-Bong Lee
Huichen S. Hsiao & Chienju Lin: Constructing the Adjectival Potential Complement Constructions in Mandarin
Miryung Yun: X is not commonly but terribly Y: The Use of Adverb yeykan in the construction X-i yeykan Y-ci anta
Thomas Hoffmann: A Construction Grammar Account of English and German Comparative Correlative Constructions
I-Hsuan Chen: How the Interpretations of Mandarin Chinese Minimizers Are Defined by Constructions
Markus Hamunen: Event Structure Constructions: New kids on the block?
Iksoo Kwon: (In)Congruence between the Speaker’s and the Protagonist’s Epistemic Stances Matters: The Korean Complementizer Cwul + KNOW Construction
Ali Safari & Ali Darzi: Construction Grammar, Frame Semantics and LVC alternation in Persian
Seiko Fujii: Non-predictive conditional constructions in Japanese
12:30~14:00
Lunch Break
14:00~16:00
Afternoon
Sessions
Room 601 / Chair: Ahrim Kim
Room 101 / Chair: HiJean Kim
Room B01 / Chair: Jee Eun Kim
Yasuhiro Tsushima: The fuzziness of the internal category of Implicit Theme Resultative Constructions
Jeremy J. Goard: Constructions and the calculation of definiteness: a usage-based approach to L2 article acquisition
Naoko Hayase: Constructionalization and (Inter)subjectivity of Dangling Participles
Hayato Chuman & Yukinori Kimoto: An Analysis of English N+N Compound Nouns as Constructions
Sungyoung Lee: Generic meaning and different forms of nouns
Kyou-Dong Ahn: On the Emergence of Negative Stance from the Interplay of Subjectivity and Reported Speech
Eun Ji Kwon: On the Korean idiom -do ssa
Willem Hollmann: Word classes: the role of constructions
Noriko Matsumoto: The V-and-VP Sequence as an Intriguing Form-Meaning Pairing
Yukinori Kimoto: Possessor-Subject Continuum: A Cognitive-Typological Approach
Tom Zurinskas & Hyung Martin: Korean Trials Using Truespel Phonetics for US ESL Pronunciation Training
Yo Matsumoto: A Construction Account of Verb-Verb Compound in Japanese
16:00~16:30
Coffee Break
16:30~17:30
Plenary
(Room 801)
Kyoko Hirose Ohara: Japanese FrameNet: Toward a Constructicon Building for Japanese
Moderator: Jee-Eun Kim
18:00~20:00
Conference Party
SUNDAY, August 12, 2012
9:30~12:00
Registration (Room 801)
9:30~10:30
Plenary
(Room 801)
Adele Goldberg: New Evidence for Constructional Meaning
Moderator: Ji-Hyon Kim
10:30~11:00
Coffee Break
11:00~12:30
Morning
Sessions
Room 601 / Chair: Seok-Man Yoon
Room 101 / Chair: Youngju Choi
Room B01 / Chair: Seonju Park
Thomas Hoffmann & Alexander Bergs: ‘Are You Construction in Disguise…’ Investigating the Role of Context and Change in Football Chant Constructions
Shih-Min Li & Huei-Ling Lai: Go3 Constructions in Hakka: Windowing of paths in Motion Event-Frame
K.J. Nabeshima & Asako Nakano: Interplays between frames and constructions: Evidence from a corpus-based study of Japanese sasuga-construction and sasuga-no N-mo construction
Ahrim Kim: Grammaticalization of Korean complementizers into pragmatic sentential endings: Loss of space-building function of -tako/-lako/-cako/-nyako in Mental Spaces Theory
Seongha Rhee: “I know you are not, but if you’re asking me”: On emergence of discourse markers of topic presentation from hypothetical questions
Junsuk Park: On the Grammaticalization of Korean ‘su-itta’, ‘in-yang’ and ‘hal-yang’ and the metaphor of ‘bak-ida’
Yuzo Morishita: A corpus-based constructional approach to the converbial motion construction in English
Shu-Mei Chiang: Constructional polysemy of “not able to win”: A cognitive-constructional account of the “V m5 iang5” construction in Hakka
Shadi Davari & Mehrdad Naghzguy Kohan: Grammaticalization of Perfect Construction in Persian
12:30~14:00
Lunch Break
14:00~15:30
Afternoon
Sessions
Room 601 / Chair: Miryung Yun
Room 101 / Chair: Han-gue Lee
Room B01 / Chair: Jaesoo Kim
Mikyung Ahn: Korean Expressions for Hearsay: From a Historical-Pragmatic Perspective
Udo Klein, Marcus Kracht & Ralf Vogel: Creation constructions
Vittorio Tantucci: Beyond direct and indirect evidentiality: the Modern Mandarin V-过 guo construction and other intersubjective evidential (IE) systems
Yoko Hasegawa et al.: The Frames-and-Constructions Approach to Paraphrase
Russell Lee-Goldman & Seiko Fujii: Argument structure satisfaction via unselected adjuncts
Audrey Rudel: Constructions and adjectival polysemy: [ADJ N] and [N ADJ] in French
Eunmi Kim: Cognitive Semantics Analysis on Prepositions With, At, and About in Emotion Construction
Ahmad Idris: Additional Meanings from the Structuralization
15:30~16:00
Coffee Break
16:00~17:00
Plenary
(Room 801)
Mirjam Fried: Constructionalization: A Way to Conceptualize Grammatical Change?
Moderator: Seiko Fujii
17:00~17:30
Closing remarks (Room 801)
Moderator: Chang-Bong Lee
Yan Sui: External Coercion (EC):From Pragmatic to Constructions
Sae-Youn Cho & Han-Gyu Lee: The Iss-ki Eps-ki Construction in Korean: A Construction-Based Approach
Cora Kim: Complement clause constructions with 'know' and 'think' in German and Korean acquisition: a case of the primacy of constructions over verbs
