National Centre for English Language, Marlar Hall, Yangon University 27-31 May 2014
Prepared by Tyler Davis, SEALS Archivist.
Below (depending on what author made available), Handout, Presentation, Document/paper
| Room 6 Evidentials in Tibetan 1 |
Room 7 |
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| Hiroyuki Suzuki. Evidential System in Zhollam Tibetan (Weixi, Yunnan): How To Express Egophoricity and Source of Information |
Tim Armstrong. FLeX software training |
| Gwendolyn Hyslop. Evidentiality and Related Categories in Dzongkha |
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| Nathan Hill. Inferential Semantics of Direct Evidence: 'Lhasa' Tibetan Bźag and Kham Oleo Paper |
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| Lauren Gawne. Egophoricity in Bodish Languages Presentation |
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| Camille Simon and Françoise Robin. Phasal-Aspect Marker Bzhag in Standard Tibetan Handout |
| Room 6 Evidentials in Tibetan 2 |
Room 7 | Room 8 |
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| Nicolas Tournadre. A Typological Sketch of Evidential Categories in the Tibetic Languages |
Jean-Cyrille Ly Van Tu and Alice Vittrant. Place of Mơ Piu in the Hmong Group: A Proposal |
Meiraba Takhellambam. Unreleased Codas and Tones in Meiteilol Presentation |
| Guillaume Oisel. From Motion Verbs To Evidentiality in Tibetan Handout |
Keita Kurabe. The Reflexes of the Proto-Jingpho Glides in Modern Dialects |
Potsangbam Madhubala and Sharatkumar Elangbam. Noun Incorporation in Manipur Paper |
| Shiho Ebihara. Snang As An Evidential Verb |
Yoshihisa Taguchi. On Uvular Initials in Hmong-Mien |
Pramodini Devi Nameirakpam. The Reportative Evidential Marker —Ye in Manipuri (Meithei) |
| BREAK | BREAK | BREAK |
| Room 6 | Room 7 Mediaeval Tibeto-Burman Languages |
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| Chungkham Yashawanta Singh A Linguistic Study of Dead Language — Chakpa. |
Hiroyuki Suzuki. Xifanguan Yiyu. A Chinese-Tibetan Vocabulary Edited in the 16th Century, As A Dialectal Material of Minyag Rabgang Tibetan |
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| Tam Nguyen. 'Who Is Who?'-Bih Kinship Terms: Knowledge Gained By Onsite Documentation |
Gwendolyn Hyslop. Unmixing Kurtöp: A Case Study in Historical Linguistics and Language Contact |
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| John Eppele. Ethnologue: Languages of Nepal A Pragmatic Overview. | Huziwara Keisuke. Cak Implosive Stops and Their Cognates in Tibeto-Burman |
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| John Bowden. A Brief Survey of the History of Indonesian Slang and Its Role in Indonesian Society |
Xun Gong. Word-Level Prosodic Structure and Stress in Old Tibetan |
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| LUNCH | LUNCH | LUNCH |
| Alice Vittrant. Asymmetrical Expression of Goal and Source in Burmese |
Pattra Pindabaedya. The Acquisition of Relative Clauses in Thai Children |
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| Myint Soe. The Structure of the Burmese Noun Phrase Revisited |
Kyung Eun Park. What "Time" Means For Thais: Conceptualization of Time in Thai Presentation |
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| Tun Aung Kyaw. 'Grammaticalization Process For Dealing With the Elements of Myanmar Verb Phrases |
Kitima Indrambarya. Thai Impersonal Verbs: Revisited |
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| Pavel Ozerov. Differential Object Marking in Burmese: Between Pragmatics, Semantics and Discourse |
Ubonrat Pantumin and Ampika Rattanapitak. Myanmar Words in Lanna Language Paper |
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| San San Hnin Tun and John Whitman. The Information Structural Status of "Topic Marking" ká in Colloquial Burmese |
Andrew Hsiu. The Biao Languages of Northwestern Guangdong, China |
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| Matthias Gerner. Differential Case Marking in Burmese-Lolo Languages | Rattanapraxa Analee and Nuntana Wongthai. Classifiers in Lao: A Cognitive Linguistic Approach |
| Room 6 | Room 7 |
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| Atsuhiko Kato. Event Cancellation in Burmese Article |
Jeremy Perkins and Seunghun Lee. An Acoustic Study of Syllabic Fricatives in Nuosu Yi |
| Lisa Cooper and Beau Cooper. Approximant Or Fricative? Articulatory Strength Variation of Myanmar (Burmese) /J/ | Sigrid Lew. The Phonetic Realization of Voice Quality in Louma Uishui Abstract Handout Presentation |
| Aurore Candier. Time and Temporality in Late 19th Century Burmese Elites' Discourse : Kinwun Mingyi's Paris Diary |
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| BREAK | BREAK |
| David Peterson. Khumi Tone |
Audra Phillips. The Complementarity of Northern Pwo Karen Wé and =´ (Despite Appearances To the Contrary) |
| Randy Lapolla and David Sangdong. Tone Change For Grammatical Purposes in the Rawang Language of Kachin State Presentation |
Theraphan Luangthongkum. Karenic As A Branch of Tibeto-Burman: More Evidence From Proto-Karen Handout Presentation |
| Elizabeth Hall. Impact of Syllable Weight On Tone in Muak Sa-Aak Presentation |
Naw Hsar Shee. The Pros and Cons of Autonomous Versus Community-Based Orthographies, Exemplified By Karen Languages in Myanmar |
| LUNCH | LUNCH |
| SEALS24 Plenary lecture David Bradley The Ethnolinguistic Groups of Myanmar Presentation |
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| Room 6 Languages of the Indo-Myanmar Borderlands |
Room 7 |
| Helga So-Hartmann. Properties of the Verb Complex in Lemi |
Denis Paillard. Towards A Typology of Discourse Markers in Cambodian Paper |
| Stephen Morey. Changed Tone in Tangsa |
Nerida Jarkey. Linked Svcs and the Construal of Events in White Hmong Narratives Presentation |
| Linda Konnerth. Parallels Between Karbi and Kuki-Chin ('Languages of the Indo-Myanmar Border') Presentation |
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| Alexander Coupe. Tone Sandhi and Vowel Harmony Patterns in Chang Negation Presentation |
Surchandra Singh and Pritamkumar Nongmaithem. Discourse Markers in Manipuri |
| SEALS24 Conference banquet at SEIN LAN SOE PYAY  Garden restaurant |
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| Room 6 | Room 7 |
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| Pittayawat Pittayaporn and Jakrabhop Iamdanush. Metrical Stress in Pattani Malay Presentation |
Zakaria Muhammad. Imperfective Aspect of Dynamic and Stative Verbs in Hyow Presentation |
| Hideo Sawada. The Semantics of Deictic Movement Verbs in Lhaovo |
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| Tim Mckinnon and David Gil. Codas With Vowels in Western Sumatra |
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| Paul Julian Santiago. On the Indefinite and Demoting Antipassives in Kalanguya |
Lalnunthangi Chhangte. Verb Concatenations in Mizo Revisited |
| Atsuko Utsumi Kanda. Word Order and Genre in the Bantik Language |
George Bedell and Kee Shein Mang. Consonantal Prefixes in K'cho |
| Yoshimi Miyake. Evidentiality in Javanese Narratives |
Lauren Van Alsenoy. A Typology of the Negative Indefinite Pronouns of the Mainland Southeast Asian Languages |
| LUNCH BREAK | Doug Cooper.
Bronze, Gold, and the Asia-Pacific Linguistic Data Warehouse Presentation |
| Aung Si. Documenting Bird Names in Danau/Thanau', A Language of Shan State, Myanmar Presentation |
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| Hiram Ring and James Gruber. Intrusive Vowels in Pnar |
Paing Nan, Abraham and Nathan Statezni. An Introduction To the Songlai and Ekai Languages of Rakhine State |
| Kosei Otsuka. A Phonological Study of the Palaw Dialect of Burmese |
Zam Ngaih Cing. Grammatical Tone in Tedim Chin |
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| Paul Sidwell. The classification of Danaw, a Palaungic language |
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| Johanna Conver. What Makes Katuic Languages Katuic? |
Michael Opper and Yanzhen Zhao. Prosodic Size and Ordering of Constituents Within Dali Bai Nominal Expressions |
| Naw Say Bay. An orthography based on the Myanmar script for the Moken language Abstract Presentation |
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| Room 6 | Room 7 | Room 8 Special Panel on Language Policy Moderator: David Bradley discussant: Cliff Meyers Chief, Education Sector, UNICEF Myanmar |
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| Hiram Ring. Noun Classification in Pnar Handout |
Mackenzie Conver and Jonathan Schmutz. Register in Ta'oi |
Joseph Lo Bianco The Multilingual Resource: Social Cohesion, Minority Languages and Language Problem Solving |
| Tiffany Barkman. Reduplication and Imperfectivity in Jejara (Para Naga) |
Marc Brunelle. Is There A Prosodic Word in Vietnamese? Presentation |
Kirk R. Person Emerging Models of Language Policy in Southeast Asia: Implications for Ethnic Minority Communities |
| Frens Vossen and Johan van der Auwera. Standard Negation in Chamic and Bahnaric Presentation |
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| 1100.1200 SEALS meeting plenary discussion of SEALS business and end of conference |
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