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[Masao Ochi]

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大阪大学の越智正男と申します。来月の1/21（日）にワークショップを

開催いたします。どうぞご参加ください。よろしくお願い申し上げます。

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Workshop on (Nominal) Arguments and Clause Structure in Japanese

日時：2018年1月21日（日）10:00~16:10

場所：大阪大学文学部本館2階大会議室

https://www.let.osaka-u.ac.jp/ja/access

使用言語：日本語

参加費：無料

事前登録：不要

連絡先：oc...@lang.osaka-u.ac.jp (大阪大学言語文化研究科　越智正男）

 

10:00 ~ 11:00 野口雄矢（大阪大学大学院）

A Further Investigation into Double Complement Accusatives in Japanese

In this presentation, I investigate “double complement accusatives” in Japanese and propose 

their structures by refining Takano's (2011) analysis and incorporating insights from 

Miyagawa & Tsujioka (2004). I further argue, as a consequence of my proposal, 

that syntactic structures are built up through head-excorporation (Saito 2012).

 

11:10 ~ 12:10 坂本祐太（中京大学）

Argument Ellipsis: Its Interaction with Radical Pro-drop and Labeling

In this presentation, I will discuss argument ellipsis, paying special attention 

to its interaction with radical pro-drop and labeling. Specifically, building on 

Saito's (2007) insight that argument ellipsis and radical pro-drop should not be 

disconnected, I will claim that radical pro-drop is a prerequisite for argument ellipsis. 

I will also provide (novel) data on argument ellipsis in Mongolian that would 

constitute a potential problem for Saito's (2016) recent account for the availability of 

argument ellipsis in a language, seeking an alternative under the labeling framework.

 

13:30 ~ 14:30 田中秀治（三重大学）

Pseudogapping in Japanese （林晋太郎氏との共同研究）

This study aims to develop Funakoshi’s (2016) claim that pseudogapping is possible in Japanese 

as well as in English. In particular, we point out a difference between English and Japanese 

pseudogapping, and propose how to derive it. As a consequence of our analysis, we pose a challenge 

to Thoms's (2016) Scope Parallelism approach to pseudogapping. 

 

14:40 ~ 16:10 宮川繁（MIT/東京大学）

No as a Last-Resort Case Marker

Three types of genitive in ga/no conversion have been identified 

(Miyagawa 2012, Ochi 2017, Ochi and Saruwatari, in press):

· D-licensed

· Genitive of Dependent Tense

· Subject of unaccusative verbs in the main clause (Kumamoto/Nagasaki Japanese)

All three share the trait, originally due to Watanabe (1996), that they occur in Spec,vP, not Spec,TP. 

GDT and the main-clause genitive subject in K/N Japanese are limited to unaccusatives (with one additional 

possibility in K/N J). Ochi (2017) proposes to unify all three types of genitive through a mechanism of 

C-T head licensing. In this paper I will extend Ochi’s idea to unify the various types of genitive 

by considering –no to be a last-resort case marker. In many ways, this is a new version of the contextual case marking 

of no originally suggested by Kitagawa and Ross (1982) and extended by Saito and Murasugi (1990).

 

16:30 ~ レセプション　(言語文化研究科B棟1F大会議室の予定）