1. |
2023/10 |
SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination Hesitancy and Susceptibility to Misinformation: The Role of Personality and National Identity in Japanese Youth(日本社会学会) |
2. |
2023/08 |
The difficulty of recent Japanese children’s names: Fact, myth, or somewhere in between?(European Association for Japanese Studies) |
3. |
2022/11 |
Gender-neutral names across generations: Differences between Japanese children’s and parents’ names(Annual Conference on Asian Studies Palacký University Olomouc) |
4. |
2020/11 |
Interacting with others on the communicative margins: Komyushoo ‘communication disability’ and the perception of communication skills in contemporary Japan(International Symposium on Intercultural, Cognitive and Social Pragmatics) |
5. |
2020/11 |
Problems redesigning university ESL curricula(Japan Association of Language Teachers) |
6. |
2020/05 |
大学生は、娯楽的な英語学習教材に関心があるのか(日本英文学会) |
7. |
2019/11 |
What do students think about ESL policies?(Japan Association of Language Teachers) |
8. |
2019/11 |
What entrance examinations say about ESL outcomes(Japan Association of Language Teachers) |
9. |
2019/10 |
What English study resources do university students really want?(Korean TESOL) |
10. |
2019/09 |
Redesigning and alienating a neighborhood: The critical reception of Takanawa Gateway(Poznan Linguistics Meeting) |
11. |
2019/07 |
近年の名前にはジェンダーがどう反映されているのか?(日本語ジェンダー学会) |
12. |
2019/06 |
Self-denigration among Japanese female fans online: Creating community through marginality(International Pragmatics Association) |
13. |
2019/01 |
The realities of global talent in Japan: Educational policies for internationalization on the ground at a mid-tier university(Japan Studies Association) |
14. |
2018/11 |
"I've forgotten how to talk to people!": Otaku, the fantasy world and the pathologization of non-normative communication(American Anthropological Association) |
15. |
2018/11 |
Switching to a flipped classroom in four steps(Japan Association of Language Teachers) |
16. |
2018/09 |
Is this common sense? Discursively creating community on a Japanese online messaging board(CMC and Corpora 2018) |
17. |
2018/06 |
"When you've got a family, you really need money, right?": Women's motivations for work, internalizing precarity, and financial discourse(Sociolinguistics Symposium) |
18. |
2018/01 |
"I'm not forcing my values on them, am I?": Negotiating societal changes on a Japanese internet advice forum(Japan Studies Association) |
19. |
2017/12 |
インターネット掲示板における「常識」の正当化ストラテジー(日本語用論学会) |
20. |
2017/11 |
Collaboratively deconstructing native-speakerism(Japan Association of Language Teachers) |
21. |
2017/11 |
Making flipped classroom lessons on Google Forms(Japan Association of Language Teachers) |
22. |
2017/07 |
Who am I telling me to wait? Interpreting representations of inner speech and self-directed imperative expressions in Japanese comics(International Pragmatics Association) |
23. |
2017/06 |
「常識と非常識は誰が決めるの?」―相談における「非常識」確認ストラテジー(言語科学会) |
24. |
2016/12 |
やめとけ!:マンガにおける独話に見られる命令表現の 対話性(日本語用論学会) |
25. |
2016/11 |
Increasing Feedback with Google Forms and MS Office(Japan Association of Language Teachers) |
26. |
2016/08 |
On the effect of regional differences in the selection of unique names in Japan(Nordic Association of Japanese and Korean Studies) |
27. |
2016/07 |
Switching between styles within individual characters: Realism and deviation in Japanese comics(Poetics and Linguistics Association) |
28. |
2016/05 |
Changing trends in Japanese women's names: Increased diversity, increased backlash?(International Gender and Language Association) |
29. |
2016/04 |
Negotiating common sense: The construction of shared values in online communities(Anthropology of Japan in Japan) |
30. |
2016/01 |
Japanese society in transition: Observations from recent naming practices(Japan Studies Association) |
31. |
2015/12 |
Changing naming practices in Japan and the United States: Similar values, differing social impacts?(国際日本学会) |
32. |
2015/12 |
他者なき対話?:マンガにおける内的なことばに見られる文末表現の一考察(語用論学会) |
33. |
2015/11 |
Action to improve an English program: Two years in.(全国外国語教育学会) |
34. |
2015/11 |
My mother rejected the names I selected for my child!: Who gets to be involved in naming children in contemporary Japan.(Anthropology of Japan in Japan) |
35. |
2015/07 |
Language in and out of interaction: An examination of the language from conversational lines and thoughts in Japanese comics.(International Pragmatics Association) |
36. |
2015/04 |
Uniqueness, functionality and the public: Japanese parents’ reasons for selecting new unusual names.(Anthropology of Japan in Japan) |
37. |
2015/01 |
On the role of characterization and engagement in shōjo-manga as a genre.(Ateneo de Manila Japanese Studies Program International Conference on Japanese Studies) |
38. |
2014/12 |
'Don't call my name kirakira!': On the evaluation and discourse surrounding recent Japanese names.(国際日本学会) |
39. |
2014/11 |
Recent Japanese naming practices and the role of important others in selecting names.(Anthropology of Japan in Japan) |
40. |
2014/08 |
On the use of stereotypical speech patterns and yakuwari-go (role-language) in Japanese popular manga.(European Association for Japanese Studies) |
41. |
2014/05 |
New Japanese naming practices: Reflecting changes in ideals for children.(International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences) |
42. |
2014/05 |
On the relationship between image and text in manga: Insights from one morpheme analysis.(2nd International Conference of Semiosis Research Center) |
43. |
2014/01 |
Selecting data on names: City newsletters as a resource for Japanese names research.(American Names Society) |
44. |
2013/06 |
What can I call you? Naming strategies amongst foreigners in Japan.(Asian Studies Conference Japan) |
45. |
2013/03 |
Are manga really easy to read? Assessing their readability and potential for study.(American Association of Teachers of Japanese) |
46. |
2012/10 |
Building and analyzing a corpus of Japanese manga: One attempt at dealing with non-standard text.(International Workshop on Corpus Linguistics and Endangered Dialects-Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference) |
47. |
2012/08 |
Speaking out of character: Consistency in yakuwari-go 'role-playing' speech in a corpus of Japanese comics.(New Ways of Analyzing Variation in Asia-Pacific) |
48. |
2012/06 |
The social implications of new Japanese names.(Asian Studies Conference Japan) |
49. |
2012/06 |
書き言葉として見るマンガとその表記上の特徴(日本マンガ学会) |
50. |
2012/01 |
Assessing the difficulty of reading recent Japanese names.(American Name Society) |
51. |
2011/11 |
Reconsidering visual context through comics.(Japanese Association of Language Teachers) |
52. |
2011/09 |
Balancing the scales: Analyzing the distribution of text amongst speakers in popular Japanese comics for girls and boys.(East Asian Popular Culture Association) |
53. |
2011/06 |
マンガにおける文字表現の視覚的区別とその役割について-手書きの台詞・考え事・コメントを例に(日本マンガ学会) |
54. |
2011/01 |
Manipulating readings: New trends in the structural patterns of Japanese baby names.(American Name Society) |
55. |
2010/11 |
Manga as a linguistic resource for learning.(Japanese Association of Language Teachers) |
56. |
2010/09 |
Girls, boys and manga: Sentence final particles in Japanese comics for girls and boys.(International Gender and Language Association) |
57. |
2010/06 |
人気マンガコーパスで見る文字表現の分類についてマンガの言語的特徴を考察する(日本マンガ学会) |
58. |
2010/03 |
Exploring the role of language in manga: text types, their usages and their distributions.(Popular Culture Association) |
59. |
2010/01 |
Personal pronouns and gendered speech in popular manga (Japanese comics)(Linguistic Society of America) |
60. |
2009/10 |
Developing a text-based corpus of the language of Japanese comics (manga)(American Association for Corpus Linguistics) |
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