Program (Last Update: 10/05)

• Keynote speech will be one hour each: a 50-minute presentation followed by a 10-minute discussion. 

• Individual talk will be 40 minutes each: a 30-minute presentation followed by a 10-minute Q&A session.

Name	Talk Title
Henry Y. Chang	On the licensing of genitive subjects in Formosan languages: A Preliminary Investigation
CHEN Shu-chuan	Toward a realistic characterization of General Taiwanese
Tsung-Ying Chen	Predicting the learning and attrition of disyllabic tonal patterns in dominated dialects in Tawan
Yi-Yang Cheng	Revisiting tense-aspect categories in Kanakanavu: Implications for the variation of Formosan voice systems
CHIANG Min-hua	From Give to Causative: Revisiting the origin of Hakka causative BUN1
Andre Goderich	The Impact of Japanese on the Phonology of Plngawan and Klesan Atayal
Mao-Chang Ku & Milingan Chia-hao Tai	A Logistic Regression Analysis to Paiwan Causative Constructions
Seng-hian Lau	Revisiting the post-verbal secondary predicates in Taiwanese
Chihkai Lin	A corpus-based approach to the dialectal variations in Pazeh and Kaxabu
Hsiu-Hsueh Liu	On phonetic variation and corresponding usage distribution of Minnan "leh" and "ti leh" as viewed from subdialectal contrasts
Elizabeth Zeitoun & lalo a tahesh kaybaybaw	What does Cum-reduplication say about the contact history between Saisiyat and Atayal?