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The Fifth International Symposium
On The Languages Of Java

6-7 June 2015
Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Bandung, West Java, Indonesia

Programme

 Saturday 6 June 2015
0830-0850 Registration
0850-0900 Opening
 Keynote
0900-1000Aspects of the history of Standard and Jakarta Malay, Sundanese, and Javanese: A Closer Look at Inheritance and Borrowing
Bernd Nothofer
Goethe University Frankfurt
1000-1030 Coffee
 Social aspects of language
1030-1100The social significance of Javanese mouthings in Indonesian Sign Language
Nicholas Barrie Palfreyman
International Institute for Sign Languages and Deaf Studies
1100-1130The linguistic politeness strategies in Javanese Political Debate
Dwi Santoso
La Trobe University
1130-1200rek kamana maneh euy? Sundanese Language Survival among Indonesian diaspora in Melbourne, Australia
Ahmad Bukhori Muslim
Indonesia University of Education
1200-1300 Lunch
 Javanese varieties
1300-1330Variations of Javanese: Phoneme Intensifiers in East Javanese
Cita Nuary Ishak
State University of Malang
1330-1400The passive voice in dialectal and standard Javanese
Noor Malihah
State Institute of Islamic Studies, Salatiga
1400-1430Features of Surabaya Javanese (Suroboyoan)
Daniel Krausse
Goethe University Frankfurt/Universitas Surabaya
1430-1500 Coffee
 Phonlogy/Lexicon
1500-1530On the Phonetics, Phonology, and Phonotactics of Basa Walikan Malangan
Nurenzia Yannuar, A. Effendi Kadarisman
Leiden University, Universitas Negeri Malang
1530-1600Formant Frequencies of Javanese on English Vowel Production
Arum Perwitasari
Leiden University
1600-1630Some aspects of the hydronyms in West-Java
Svann Langguth
University of Indonesia
1630-1700About Flora and Fauna Names in the Sixteenth Century Javanese Literary Work
Abimardha Kurniawan
 Sunday 7 June 2015
 Language Development
0900-0930Becoming Austronesian: The Languages of Java
David Gil
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
0930-1000Javanese in contact: the case of Surinamese Javanese
Sophie Villerius
Radboud University
1000-1030The Process of Irrealis Suffixed Words Formation of Old Javanese and Imperative Suffixes of Modern Javanese
Atin Fitriana, Budi Eko Pranoto, Fifi Ratna
University of Indonesia
 Coffee
 On the nominal domain
1030-1100Possessive suffixes as definite determiners in Indonesian Languages: A possible grammaticalization pathway
Doris Gerland
Heinrich-Heine-University Dusseldorf
1100-1130The definite marker in Balinese
Asako Shiohara, Ketut Artawa
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies; Udayana University
1130-1200People Referring Expressions in Javanese
Thomas J Conners
University of Maryland
1200-1300 Lunch
 Sundanese Topics
1300-1330The syntactic and pragmatic roles of Sundanese particles teh and mah in spoken corpus
Syarifuddin, Eri Kurniawan
Indonesian University of Education
1330-1400Particles teh and mah as Topic Markers in Sundanese
Furihata Masashi
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
1400-1430Covert Finiteness in Sundanese
Eri Kurniawan, William Davies
Indonesia University of Education, University of Iowa
1430-1500 Coffee
 On the verbal domain/Applicative
1500-1530The development of the passive in Balinese
Hiroki Nomoto
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
1530-1600Sasak nasal verb variation -- antipassives and extraction asymmetries
Eli Asikin-Germager, Nur Ahmadi
University of Iowa, University of Mataram
1600-1630Could you be a little more specific? The Madurese applicative -aghi
William Davies
University of Iowa
1630-1700The Lexical and Pragmatic Effects of the Balinese Morpheme -ang
Ari Natarina
University of Iowa


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