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- The
3rd
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- Symposium on Malay /
Indonesian Linguistics
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- 24 and 25 August
1999
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- Room 105, P.C.Hoofthuis Building,
Spuistraat 134, University of Amsterdam
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- Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
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- Programme
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- Tuesday, 24 August,
1999
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- 0800 - 0840 registration
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- 0840 - 0845 opening
words
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- Keynote Address
- 0845 - 0930 The Acquisition and
Implementation of Borrowed Traditions in Indonesian
Malay
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- Waruno Mahdi
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- The Fritz Haber Institute of the
Max Planck Society, Germany
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- 0930 - 1000 refreshments
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- 1000 - 1040 Focus in Manado Malay:
Intonation, Syntax and Particles
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- Ruben Stoel
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- Leiden University, The
Netherlands
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- 1040 - 1120 The Difference in Meaning
between
- Two Question-Marking Contours in Ambonese
Malay
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- Albert C. Remijsen and Johnny
Tjia
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- Leiden University, The
Netherlands / Summer Institute of Linguistics,
Indonesia
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- 1120 - 1200 Signalling of Focus and
Prosodic Boundaries in Jakartan Indonesian
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- Lilie Roosman, Ellen van Zanten and
Vincent J. van Heuven
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- Leiden University, The
Netherlands / Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
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- 1200 - 1330 lunch
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- 1330 - 1410 Perception of Emotions in
Indonesian Speech Utterances
- by Native and Foreign Listeners
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- Myrna Laksman and Vincent J. van
Heuven
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- Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
/ Leiden University, The Netherlands
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- 1410 - 1450 Position, Shape and
Acceptability of Accent-Lending Pitch Movements in
Indonesian
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- Ellen van Zanten and Vincent J. van
Heuven
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- Leiden University, The
Netherlands
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- 1450 - 1530 Substrate Language and Stress
in Indonesian
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- Rob Goedemans and Ellen van
Zanten
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- Leiden University, The
Netherlands
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- 1530 - 1600 refreshments
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- 1600 - 1640 Can Word Accent Be
Reconstructed in Malay?
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- Uri Tadmor
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- Max Planck Institute for
Evolutionary Anthropology, Indonesia
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- 1640 - 1720 A Preliminary Investigation of
the Phonology of Baba Hokkien of Penang
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- Boon Seong Teoh and Beng Soon
Lim
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- National University of Singapore,
Singapore
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- Wednesday, 25 August,
1999
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- 0900 - 0940 The Emergence and Structure of
Steurtjestaal,
- A Mixed Orphanage Language of Colonial
Java
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- Hadewych A. van Rheeden
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- University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
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- 0940 - 1020 Reduplicated Word Formation in
Malay and Japanese:
- A Contrastive Analysis of Reduplicated
Adjectives between Malay and Japanese
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- Yuko Fujimura
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- National University of Singapore,
Singapore
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- 1020 - 1050 refreshments
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- 1050 - 1130 Indonesian 'Dari': How Does It
Mark Attributivity?
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- John Verhaar
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- The Hague, The
Netherlands
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- 1130 - 1210 Riau Indonesian: A Language
without Reference and Predication?
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- David Gil
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- Max Planck Institute for
Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany
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- 1210 - 1350 lunch
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- 1350 - 1430 Object Marking in Eastern Malay
Dialects and Afrikaans 'Vir'
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- Hans den Besten
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- University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
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- 1430 - 1510 Verb Sequences in Melayu
Tenggara Jauh:
- The Interface of Malay and the Indigenous
Languages of Southwest Maluku
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- Aone van Engelenhoven
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- Leiden University, The
Netherlands
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- 1510 - 1540 refreshments
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- 1540 - 1620 An Experimental Study of Normal
and Aphasic Comprehension
- of Thematic Role Assignment in Standard
Indonesian
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- Whitney Anne Postman and Gita
Martohardjono
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- Cornell University, USA / City
University of New York, USA
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- 1620 - 1700 Grammaticalisation in the
Interlanguage of Australian Learners of Indonesian
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- Zifirdaus Adnan
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- Murdoch University,
Australia
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