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	The Fourth International Symposium On The Languages Of Java   Overview of Events Following is an preliminary overview of events before and after ISLOJ, to help plan your trip to Padang. Wednesday 5 June Pre-ISLOJ excursion. Tentative plans are to travel by combination of bus and train to Sawahlunto, where a mixed language combining elements of Javanese, Minangkabau and Indonesian is spoken. Thursday 6 June, Friday 7 June ISLOJ Friday 7 June, evening Joint ISLOJ/ISMIL banquet and cultural events Saturday 8 June, Sunday 9 June ISMIL Monday 10 June Post-ISMIL excursion. Destination to be announced. Programme   Thursday 6 June 2013 0830-0920  Registration 0900-0930  Opening   Keynote 0930-1030 Ruminations on a Madurese Applicative Morpheme William Davies U Iowa 1030-1100  Coffee   Semantic Relations 1100-1130 Associational Semantics and Polity Type: What We can Learn from Javanese David Gil MPI EVA 1130-1200 The Event Semantic Role of the Nasal Prefix in Banyumas Javanese Thomas Conners UMD 1200-1230 The Deminishing Use of Suffix -A in Javanese Aris Munandar UGM 1230-1330  Lunch   Sundanese, Proverbs 1330-1400 Peribahasa in Sundanese Asako Shiohara, Furihata Masashi & Oman Fathurahman Tokyo U of Foreign Studies, UIN JKT 1400-1430 Kerata basa and Acronyms in Javanese Yoshimi Miyake Akita U 1430-1500 Heirarchical Communication in Javanese Majid Wajdi State Poly Bali 1500-1530  Coffee   Outre-mer and Out Group Javanese 1530-1600 Chinese Dialects in Javanese Diaspora: Changes in the Speech of the Chinese of Java Dede Oetomo U Katolik Widya Madya 1600-1630 The Javanese Language in Suriname: Explorations in Language Contact and Change Kofi Yakpo U Hong Kong 1630-1700 The 'humble auxiliaries ' of Old Japanese: Javanese derivations, context, and significance Ann Kumar ANU   Friday 7 June 2013   Syntax 0830-0900 Two classes of auxiliaries in Paciran Javanese: two syntactic domains Jozina Vander Klok U Vancuver 0900-0930 Toward a unified analysis of crossed control William Davies, Eri Kurniawan & Ari Natarina U Iowa 0930-1000 Types of yes-no questions in Paciran Javanese Jozina Vander Klok U British Columbia 1000-1030  Coffee   Language Use and Change 1030-1100 Developing a Text and Speech Corpus for Sundanese Eri Kurniawan & Abi Cohn Cornell, U Iowa 1100-1130 Language maintenance, activism, and social media Yacinta Kurniasih Monash 1130-1200 Hybrid Javanese of 'Metronian' in Central Lampung Meinarni Susilowati 1200-1330  Lunch   Sociolinguistcs 1330-1400 Leadership Talk in the Indonesian Bureaucracy Zane Goebel La Trobe 1400-1430 Symbolisms of Life-cycle events in Javanese culture: linguistic expressions depicting rituals and ceremonies in Kebumen Sri Hartini U Sebalas Maret 1430-1500 Properly Javanese: A Case study of language shift in Central Java Lauren Zentz U Houston