Prepared by Elisabeth Ginsburg, SEALS Archivist Below, H = handout, P =presentation, D = document/paper Metadata
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011 |
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8.00 – 9.00 |
Registration (First Floor Hallway) |
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9.00 – 9.15 |
Opening Ceremony(Room 204) Reported by President of
Presided by His Excellency Tanin Kraivixien, Privy Councilor (Ajarn Sitang Khanti– M.C.) |
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9.15 –10.45
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Plenary Talk 1 (Room 204): “Linguistics and Genetics : Complementary Approaches to the Study of Human Diversity” Pranee Kullavanijaya, Samerchai Poolsuwan, Patcharee Lertrit, (Ajarn Sitang Khanti– M.C.) |
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10.45 –11.15 |
Coffee Break (First/Second Floor Corridor) |
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Morpho-Syntax (201) Chair: Prang Thiengburanathum |
Typology ( 202) Chair: Garry Davis |
Phonology ( 203) Chair: James Kirby |
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Parallel Session 1 11.15 – 11.45
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Directional serial verb constructions in Bwe Karen Kirstie Swanson
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Word Order Typology of Baba Malay and Bazaar Malay: Differences between an expanded pidgin and a creole Nala Huiying Lee |
Stages of tonogenesis: Evidence from Modern Burmese James Gruber
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Parallel Session 2 11.45–12.15 |
Plurality in Naxi Chang Ya-Yin Melody Zhao Qing-Lian |
In search of Austroasiatic - part 1: Relative expressions Mathias Jenny |
Tone variation of Thai Song Dam H Tone variation of Thai Song Dam P Somsonge Burusphat |
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12.15 - 13.15 |
Lunch Break (Room 106) |
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Morpho-Syntax (201) Chair: Mathias Jenny |
Language Classification ( 202) Chair: Paul Sidwell |
Phonology ( 203) Chair: Sharifah Raihan Syed Jaafar |
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Parallel Session 3 13.15 – 13.45
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The syntactic and semantic features of reciprocal verbs in Thai Amara Prasithrathsint |
Thailand Pwo Karen Linguistic Diversity: Beyond Word List Comparison and Intelligibility Testing Audra Phillips |
A reanalysis of minor syllables: The interaction of word maximality and positional faithfulness Becky Butler |
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Parallel Session 4 13.45 – 14.15 |
It’s not true: the negation of nominal sentence in Colloquial Burmese Pavel Ozerov |
Southern Sui: A fourth Sui dialect?D Southern Sui: A fourth Sui dialect?P Andy Castro |
Foot-sensitive phonology in Kerinci Timothy Mckinnon |
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Morpho-Syntax (201) Chair: Mathias Jenny |
Language Classification ( 202) Chair: Paul Sidwell |
Phonology ( 203) Chair: Sharifah Raihan Syed Jaafar |
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Parallel Session 5 14.15 –14.45
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A unified analysis of ke-,-an sentences Benedictus B. Dwijatmoko |
Ken Manson |
Perception study of Thai consonants Charturong Tantibundhit, Chutamanee Onsuwan, Sumonmas Thatphithakkul, Patcharika Chootrakool, Nattanun Thatphithakkul, Krit Kosawat, Nantaporn Saimai, Tanawan Saimai |
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14.45 –15.30 |
Coffee Break / Poster Presentation (First/Second Floor Corridor) |
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Morpho-Syntax (201) Chair: Makoto Minegishi |
Typology (202) Chair: Hilário de Sousa |
Phonology(203) Chair: Chutamanee Onsuwan |
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Parallel Session 6 15.30 – 16.00 |
Prang Thiengburanathum
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Argument-marking in western Austronesian: A crosslinguistic assessment Tobias Weber |
Tones in Dysarthria speech: Thai speaking cases of stroke P Vaishna Narang Deepshikha Misra Sulaganya Punyayodhin |
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Parallel Session 7 16.00 – 16.30 |
Imperfectives in Thai: The aspectual meanings of kam33laŋ33 and juu21 Itsarate Dolphen |
Revisiting the typology of Philippine nominal markers H Revisiting the typology of Philippine nominal markers P Maria Kristina S. Gallego |
James Kirby |
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Parallel Session 8 16.30 – 17.00 |
The Aspectual System of Hmong DawH The Aspectual System of Hmong DawP Elisabeth Ginsburg |
Typology of Philippine negation Louward Allen M. Zubiri |
Consonant-Tone Interaction and Laryngealization in ThaiD Consonant-Tone Interaction and Laryngealization in ThaiH Jeremy Perkins |
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17.30 - 20.30 |
Welcome Reception Chrakrapan Auditorium (Ajarn Prahpon Osodsampransook– M.C.) |
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Thursday, May 12, 2011 Vachiranusorn Building, Kasetsart University |
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9.00 – 10.00 |
Plenary Talk 2 (Room 204) “Changes in Burmese Phonology and Orthography” David Bradley, University of La Trobe (Ajarn Pongsatorn Prucsasri – M.C.) |
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10.00 –10.30 |
Coffee Break (First/Second Floor Corridor) |
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Morpho-Syntax (201) Chair: Amara Prasithrathsint |
Historical Linguistics (202) Chair:TimothyMckinnon |
Sociolinguistics& Translation (203) Chair: Brian Migliazza |
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Parallel Session 1 10.30 –11.00 |
On The Non- Referential Subject /man/ in Thai Kitima Indrambarya |
Proto-Khasian (or -War-Khasi); reconstruction and classification Paul Sidwell |
Issues of language contact and shift in Tai AhomD Issues of language contact and shift in Tai Ahom H Issues of language contact and shift in Tai Ahom P Dipima Buragohain |
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Parallel Session 2 11.00 – 11.30 |
Reflexive and reciprocal constructions in BIH, A Chamic language of Vietnam Tam Nguyen |
The differential development of *r Garry W. Davis |
Eric M. Jackson |
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Parallel Session 3 11.30 –12.00
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Cross-Referencing Pronouns in Four Philippine Languages Mark Rae De Chavez |
Proto-Tai negation system from comparative and historical Thai perspectives Pittayawat Pittayaporn, Nida Jampathip, Jakrabhop Iamdanush |
Patchanok Kitikanan |
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12.00 - 13.00 |
Lunch Break (Room 106) |
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Phonology (201) Chair: PittayawatPittayaporn |
Historical Linguistics (202) Chair: David Bradley |
Socioliguistics (203) Chair: KitimaIndrambarya |
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Parallel Session 4 13.00 –13.30 |
Co-phonology vs. indexed constraint theory: The case study of Malay partial reduplication Sharifah Raihan Syed Jaafar |
From ‘WE’ to ‘I’, From ‘HIM’ to ‘ME’: On-going change in Tai Lüe personal pronoun Kittinata Rhekhalilit |
Implementing the Use of Patani Malay in Multilingual Education in Southern Thailand Suwilai Premsrirat Uniansasmita Samoh |
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Parallel Session 5 13.30 – 14.00 |
On the tones derived from Proto SWT's DL with final -K in Phu Tai, Nyo and Tai Dam P Thananan Trongdee |
Toward a textual approach of the
inscriptions in Old Khmer: Denis Paillard Deth Thach |
Competing roles of the national language and English in
Malaysia Francisco Perlas Dumanig Maya Khemlani David |
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Parallel Session 6 14.00 – 14.30 |
A tonal analysis of contemporary Tai Khuen Wyn Owen |
Graphonomic structure and the origins of the Sumatra-Sulawesi-Philippine scripts Christopher Miller |
The Royal Institute and Thailand’s new national language policy: A work in progress H The Royal Institute and Thailand’s new national language policy: A work in progress P Kirk R. Person |
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14.30 –15.15 |
Coffee Break / Poster Presentation (First/Second Floor Corridor) |
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Syntax (201) Chair : Tobias Weber |
Language Acquisition (202) Chair: Ken Manson |
Sociolinguistics (203) Chair: Aung Si |
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Parallel Session 7 15.15 – 15.45 |
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The frequency effect in first, second, and third language visual word recognition Xin Wang |
Kristang
in Makista: Lexical traces of a South East Asian creole in Mário Pinharanda |
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Parallel Session 8 15.45 –16.15 |
Syntactic interference of Thai numeral phrase structure on Vietnamese numeral phrase structure spoken in UdonThani province, Thailand Songgot Paanchiangwong |
Sociolinguistic factors in Thai-English interphonology: A pilot study Parichart Phootirat |
Change in Thai Mon: Gauging the roles of convergence and methodology Patrick McCormick
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18.00-22.30 |
Optional Excursion : Dinner Cruise on Chao Phraya River by Chao Phraya Princess Cruise |
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Friday, May 13, 2011 Vachiranusorn Building, Kasetsart University |
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9.00 – 10.00 |
Plenary Talk 3 (Room 204): “A Model for the Preservation of Languages in Southeast Asia” Suwilai Premsrirat, Mahidol University (Ajarn Jarinthorn Phaisarnsitthikarn – M.C.) |
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10.00 –10.30 |
Coffee Break (First/Second Floor Corridor) |
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Semantics (201) Chair: Elisabeth Ginsburg |
Sociolinguistics (202) Chair: DipimaBuragohain |
Discourse(203) Chair: SomsongeBurusphat |
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Parallel Session 1 10.30– 11.00
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Semantic characteristics of constructions in Thai with two participants H Semantic characteristics of constructions in Thai with two participants P Makoto Minegishi |
Impacts of the socio-cultural transformation on vanishing identities of indigenous seafarers: Urak Lawoi’ and Moken Sarawut Kraisame |
A textlinguistics approach to a salience scheme for Iu-Mienh narrative discourse H A textlinguistics approach to a salience scheme for Iu-Mienh narrative discourse P T. Daniel Arisawa |
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Parallel Session 2 11.00 –11.30
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Semantic extensions of ANU in Indonesian and Javanese Foong Ha Yap MV Sri Hartini Mujiono |
Nanning Pinghua and Nanning Cantonese —
their Tai-ness and Hilário de Sousa |
A generic structure potential analysis of Thai Song Dam folktales Pattama Patpong |
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Parallel Session 3 11.30 – 12.00
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Thai Final Particles in English emails and factors affecting the use of these particles: The case study of Thai in an English speaking Varasiri Sagaravasi |
The lexical variations between three generations of Thai Song Dam in Suphanburi province, Thailand Suwattana Liamprawat |
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12.00 - 13.00 |
Lunch Break (Room 106) |
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13.00 – 14.00 |
Round Table Session : Language Documentation (Room 204) Chair: Brian Migliazza Kayan
community-based language documentation (dictionary) Documentation of Solega
(Dravidian), with a focus on traditional ecological knowledge Documenting endangered languages, preserving endangered
knowledge: Sample cases from Thailand (Ajarn Jarinthorn Phaisarnsitthikarn– M.C.) |
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14.00 – 14.30 |
Coffee Break (Second Floor Corridor) |
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14.30 – 15.30 |
Business Meeting (Room 204) |
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18.00-22.00 |
Optional Excursion : Siam Niramitr Cultural Show |