教員教育・研究情報 - 島田　博行

シマダ　ヒロユキ Shimada Hiroyuki
島田　博行

所属北陸大学国際コミュニケーション学部国際コミュニケーション学科

職種准教授

学会発表
2025/06	Testing the Split Grammar Hypothesis: ±V-raising or ±PPI? (Japanese-Korean Linguistics 32)
2023/08	Incorrect Association of the Focus Particles Dake: New Evidence from Child Japanese (International Conference on Theoretical East Asian Linguistics 4)
2023/03	Children’s Acquisition of Exhaustivity in Clefts and Right Dislocations in Japanese (Japanese Korean Linguistics 30)
2022/09	Experimental studies on clefts and right dislocations in child Japanese. (International Symposium on Issues in Japanese Pshycholinguistics from Comparative Perspective)
2022/09	Children's incorrect association of the focus particle dake 'only' is blocked by negation hierarchically in Japanese (Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics 16)
2021/11	Children’s incorrect association of the focus particle dake ‘only’ in Japanese clefts: subject-object asymmetry (ICTEAP-3)
2021/11	Do Japanese children randomly place the theme argument of an unaccusative verb in the subject position and the object position? (Boston University Conference on Language Development 46)
2021/10	Children's incorrect association of the focus particle dake in Japanese clefts (Japanese Korean Linguistics 29)
2021/05	On the theme argument of an unaccusative verb in child Japanese (Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America)
2020/11	Children's asymmetrical responses and the spreading phenomenon of focus particles in Japanese right dislocation (Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD 45))
2020/09	Children’s Interpretations of Focus expressions in Japanese Right Dislocation (Japanese/Korean Linguistics 28)
2019/11	The agent-first strategy and word order: Children’s comprehension of right dislocations and clefts in Japanese (Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD) 44)
2019/10	Children’s Acquisition of Scope Assignment in Non-Canonical Word Order: (Anti-)Reconstruction Properties in Right Dislocation and Clefts in Japanese (Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics(WAFL) 15)
2019/10	Children’s Early Acquisition of Right Dislocation in Japanese (Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics (WAFL)15)
2019/09	Child Language and Logic: A View from Elided Conjunction in Japanese. (Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition (GALA) 14)
2018/11	What Children See Is Not What They Get (Japanese Korean Linguistics ２６)
2018/11	The anti-reconstruction property of cleft constructions in child Japanese (The 43rd Boston University Conference on Language Development)
2018/11	On a developmental delay in the L1 acquisition of the Japanese nominative object (The 43rd Boston University Conference on Language Development)
2018/11	Acquisition of ellipsis: Phonology or syntax (The 43rd Boston University Conference on Language Development)
2017/11	The Structure of Sluicing and the Availability of Strict and Sloppy Readings in Child Japanese (The 42nd Boston University Conference on Language Development Boston University)
2017/10	Children's Acquisition of Sluicing Constructions in Japanese (The 25th Japanese/Korean Linguistics)
2017/09	Elided Conjunction in Child Japanese and Its Implications (The 13th Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition)
2017/03	On the Acquisition of Japanese Conjunction and the Semantic Subset Principle: A Preliminary Report (The First International Conference on Theoretical East Asian Psycholinguistics)
2016/11	Children’s Non-Isomorphic Interpretation in Japanese Conditionals (The 41st annual Boston University Conference on Language Development)
2016/10	Quantified Subject and Negation in Child Japanese Conditionals (The 24th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference)
2016/02	The Lack of Agent-Orientation for Zibun and Its Implications in L1 Acquisition (Formal Approaches to Japanese Linguistics 8)
2015/09	The Lack of Agent-orientation for Zibun and the EPP Paraneter in Child Japanese (Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition 12)
2015/02	Are there Root Infinitive Analogues in Child Japanese? (The 6th Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America)
2015/02	The Acquisition of Japanese Anaphor Zibun and the Lack of Agent-Orientation (Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America 6)
2014/06	Nominative Objects and Interpretations of Disjunction in Child Japanese (Formal Approaches to Japanese Linguistics 7)
2013/11	The Lack of Nominative-Orientation for a Japanese Anaphor Zibun in L1 Acquisition and its Implications (The 38th Boston annual University Conference on Language Development)
2012/09	The Subject-Object Asymmetry Regarding Japanese Disjunctive Ka in Child Japaense (Formal Approaches to Japanese Linguistics 6)
2012/09	The Subject-Object Asymmetry Regarding Japanese Disjunctive Ka in Child Japaense (Formal Approaches to Japanese Linguistics 6)
2012/03	QR in Child Japanese and the CNPC (The 13th Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics)
2008/09	Negative Concord vs. Negative Polarity and the Acquisition of Japanese (The 3rd Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America)
2006/08	A-chains and Unaccusative-Unergative Distinction in the Child Grammar: The Acquisition of Japanese Te-iru Constructions (The 2nd Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America)
2012/10	Children’s Interpretation of Japanese Disjunctive“ka”: Subject-Object Asymmetry (The 5th Conference on Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America)