The 8th Japanese Linguistic Symposium
Presented by the Department of Japanese Studies:
The 8th Japanese Linguistic Symposium
Organised by Dr Yoko Yonezawa and Honorary Professor Nerida Jarkey
Event Overview
The School of Languages and Cultures is delighted to host the 8th Japanese Linguistic Symposium (JLS 2022) at the University of Sydney.
The Symposium will give an opportunity for ECRs, including postgraduate research students, to present their research on Japanese linguistics and to hear from outstanding senior researchers in the field. Substantial and constructive discussions on each presentation will be the focus of the Symposium as we support each other in our research journey. The language of presentation will be English.
We are proud of the strong tradition at JLS of stimulating discussion and mutual encouragement between experienced scholars and early-career researchers. As in previous years, we look forward to welcoming colleagues from around Australia and internationally, both face-to-face and online.
Call for Abstracts
Length: up to 300 words (not including title, references, and keywords)
Format: Use the template attached to provide title, abstract, references, up to three keywords, and personal information. Rename the file: Familyname_JLS2022_abstract.
Submission: Send your completed and renamed abstract template as a Word file in an email attachment to Dr Yoko Yonezawa (yoko.yonezawa@sydney.edu.au)
Deadline: Saturday 4 June, 2022
Details
When: Thursday, 16 June 2022, 9:00am – 5:00pm and Friday, 17 June 2022, 9am – 3:00pm
Where: SLC Common Room 536, Level 5, Brennan MacCallum Building A18, University of Sydney
Program inquiries: Yoko Yonezawa at yoko.yonezawa@sydney.edu.au
Registration by 12th June: https://bit.ly/3NHPVUT
Convener:
Yoko Yonezawa yoko.yonezawa@sydney.edu.au
Speakers:
- Todd J Allen (Kansai University)
- Nerida Jarkey (The University of Sydney (Honorary))
- Kelvin Lee (The University of Sydney)
- Xiangdong Liu (Western Sydney University)
- Kimiyo Matsui (The University of Sydney)
- Yun Meng (Niigata University)
- Harumi Minagawa (The University of Auckland)
- Masaki Shibata (The University of Adelaide)
- Yoko Yonezawa (The University of Sydney)