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We regret to announce that the International Symposium, "Formulaicity in
Interactional Discourse" on March 13 at Meiji University Nakano Campus has
been cancelled due to the outbreak of COVID-19. We are very sorry for the
inconvenience to those who planned to attend, but we also believe that this
decision is appropriate under the circumstances. Thank you very much for
your understanding, and we hope to have another opportunity to present our
research findings on this theme in the near future.
Ryoko Suzuki (Keio University)
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International symposium $B!H(BFormulaicity in interactional discourse$B!I(B
The main theme of this symposium, formulaic language (aka fixed
expressions), covers a wide range of expressions and phenomena including
collocation, colligation, phraseological units, idioms, prefabs, among
others. Such phenomena refer not only to single words but to phrases,
multi-word sequences or even clauses, perhaps being mentally stored and
retrieved once conventionalized or entrenched. Formulaic expressions have
coherent meanings that cannot be represented by the sum of the meaning of
each word. Such expressions are difficult to handle by the model of grammar
that characterizes language as a simple set of general rules. Those
expressions, however, by no means form a minority in language use but are
actually quite frequent and pervasive. In this symposium, we will share our
findings based on our cross-linguistic and in-depth investigation on
various aspects of formulaic language, for instance, its interactional and
socio-cultural functions, distribution within grammar!
, how spoken and written forms of language affect each other in the
diachronic and synchronic realms of formulaicity. Research activities to be
reported in this international symposium are supported by the Japan Society
for the Promotion of Science, i.e. KAKENHI (Pl: Ryoko Suzuki, No. 17KT0061)
and by Meiji University.
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Date: March 13 (Fri) 9:55-17:00
Venue: Rm 310, Nakano Campus, Meiji University, Nakano, Tokyo
https://www.meiji.ac.jp/cip/english/about/campus/nakano.html
(Direction to Meiji Nakano Campus)
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9:30- Room opens
9:55-10:00 Opening
10:00-10:40 Talk (1)
Daisuke Yokomori & Tomoko Endo (Kyushu University / The University of
Tokyo)
Unit-initial and unit-final kedo in Japanese conversation
10$B!'(B45-11$B!'(B25 Talk (2)
Reijiro Shibasaki $B!J(BMeiji University$B!K(B
From written to spoken language: Notes on full stop as a pragmatic marker
and beyond
11$B!'(B30-12$B!'(B10 Poster presentations
Fumino Horiuchi (Daito Bunka University)
Role of formulaicity in acquiring English prepositions
Toshihide Nakayama (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Formulaic expressions as a basis for interactional coordination
Ryoko Suzuki (Keio University)
Responses in conversation: reduplication, repetition in resonance
Hiroko Takanashi (Japan Women$B!G(Bs University)
The dialogic emergence of language form in resonant play
Tomoyuki Tsuchiya (Kyushu University)
Anecdotal situation in Japanese SNS quotes: The case of $B!H(BA high school
girl in McDonald$B!G(Bs$B!I(B and $B!I(BCarl L$(D+S(Bffler$B!I(B
12:10-13:30 Lunch break
13:35-14:35 Guest talk (1)
Michiko Kaneyasu$B!J(BOld Dominion University)
Expectations for $B!F(Bnatural$B!G(B ways of talking: A context-dependent
perspective on fixedness in conversation
14:45-15:55 Guest talk (2)
Tsuyoshi Ono (University of Alberta)
Examining traditional grammar through formula: clause combining
15:55-16:55 Guest talk (3)
Hongyin Tao$B!J(BUniversity of California, Los Angeles)
Indexing formulaicity in Conversation: Alternations and interactional
functions
17:00-17:30 Discussion
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