ハイブリッド開催 Phraseology in Language Education (PILE): Building Transborder Networks & Corpus-based Solutions PILE — 言語教育におけるフレーズ学:国境を越えたネットワークの構築とコーパスに基づくソリューション
Session Info
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The PILE Symposium brings together researchers and early-career scholars from France, Taiwan, and Japan with the aim of advancing corpus-based approaches to phraseology and language education. The inaugural symposium was held in Grenoble on 12–13 March 2026, featuring hands-on workshops and demonstrations of tools such as Prefab, Lexicoscope, and FLEURON. At this meeting in Japan, participants will present the outcomes of that training as well as the initial findings emerging from several months of continued corpus analysis.
In addition to introducing newly compiled corpora, the symposium will showcase preliminary analyses and educational prototypes. The session will demonstrate how corpus annotation work has been transformed into concrete teaching materials and pedagogical innovations. It will also foster interdisciplinary and cross-linguistic dialogue among researchers working in French, Japanese, and Chinese, while strengthening international research networks. Through these exchanges, the symposium aims to propose practical approaches for improving foreign language education through the use of authentic spoken language corpora.
The expected outcomes include educational prototypes, internship training modules, and a roadmap for sustaining trilateral collaboration through a continuing seminar series and joint publication initiatives.
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PILEシンポジウムは、フランス、台湾、日本の研究者および若手研究者を結集し、フレーズ学と言語教育におけるコーパスに基づくアプローチの発展を目指すものである。第1回は2026年3月12日~13日にグルノーブルで開催され、ハンズオン形式のワークショップやデモンストレーション(Prefab、Lexicoscope、FLEURON)が実施された。今回の日本開催では、その研修の成果および、その後数か月にわたる継続的なコーパス分析から得られた初期成果が報告される。
新たに構築されたコーパスの紹介に加え、予備的分析および教育用プロトタイプも提示される。本セッションでは、コーパス・アノテーション作業を通じて研究成果を具体的な授業教材や教授法の革新へとどのように転換してきたかを示す。また、本企画は、分野や言語(フランス語・日本語・中国語)を横断する越境的対話と国際的ネットワーク構築を促進し、真正性の高い話し言葉コーパスを活用した外国語教育改善のための実践的方策を提示する。
成果物としては、教育用プロトタイプ、インターンシップ研修モジュール、ならびにセミナー・シリーズや出版活動を通じた三国間協働の継続に向けたロードマップが含まれる。
スピーカー
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Agnès TutinProfessor in Language Sciences, Grenoble-Alpes University -
Alexis LadreytRFMC, Hokkaido University / LiDiLEM Lab, Univ. Grenoble Alpes -
Andrej BekešProfessor Emeritus University of Ljubljana, formerly University of Tsukuba -
Bruno JactatAssistant Professor of French Language Didactics, University of Tsukuba -
Coline MailleuxSpecially Appointed Assistant Professor, University of Tsukuba -
Corinne WeberProfessor of Language and Culture Didactics, DILTEC EA2288, Sorbonne Nouvelle University -
Cristelle CavallaProfessor of Language and Culture Didactics, DILTEC EA2288, Sorbonne Nouvelle University -
Enzo DoyenPhd student, LiLPa Lab, University of Strasbourg -
Kosuke HinaiLecturer/Senior Assistant Professor of French linguistics, University of Fukuoka -
Pingping WangPhd student, Grenoble-Alpes University -
Rui YanProfessor of Chinese language, Grenoble-Alpes University -
Sanae HaradaFaculty of Foreign Studies, SOLIFIC, Sophia University -
Shun MiyakoshiPhd student of French linguistics, University of Tokyo -
Te-Hsin LiuProfessor of Chinese Linguistics, National Taiwan University -
Yi WangPdh student of Language and Culture Didactics, DILTEC EA2288, Sorbonne Nouvelle University
Documents
Time Table
| 時刻Time | タイトルTitle | スピーカーSpeaker | 所属Affiliation |
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| 10:30 - 10:50 | Opening remarks, Progress report on PILE activities | Organising committee | |
| 10:55 - 11:15 | Co-occurring connective chains in Japanese editorials (English) | Andrej Bekes | University of Ljubljana (formerly University of Tsukuba) |
| 11:20 - 11:40 | On pragmatic resistance: phraseodidactic remediation through the phraseographic approach (French) | Alexis Ladreyt I Sanae Harada | Hokkaido University / Grenoble-Alpes University I Sophia University |
| 11:45 - 12:05 | Uses and semantics of the adverb perso in social media discourse (French) ソーシャルメディアディスコースにおける副詞persoの用法と意味 | Enzo Doyen I Shun Miyakoshi | University of Strasbourg I The University of Tokyo |
| 12:05 - 12:30 | Discussion | all members | |
| 12:30 - 14:30 | lunch break | ||
| 14:30 - 14:50 | From spoken corpora to pedagogical remediation: study of communication strategies of Japanese learners of French (French) | Bruno Jactat I Kosuke Hinai I Coline Mailleux | University of Tsukuba I University of Fukuoka |
| 14:55 - 15:15 | The Cultural Refraction Model: Understanding Animal Metaphors across Chinese, English, and Japanese (English) | Te-Hsin Liu | National Taiwan University |
| 15:20 - 15:40 | Pre-fabricated politeness phrases in a spoken Chinese corpus: from linguistic analysis to didactic reflections (French) | Rui Yan I Pingping Wang | Grenoble-Alpes University |
| 15:45 - 16:05 | Studying language with digital corpora: the example of spoken French for academic purposes (French) | Yi Wang I Cristelle Cavalla I Corinne Weber | Sorbonne Nouvelle University |
| 16:10 - 16:30 | Acceptance and agreement formulas: observations from spoken corpora (French) | Pingping Wang I Agnes Tutin | Grenoble-Alpes University |
| 16:30 - 17:00 | General discussion / Round table / Closing |
