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last modified:2024/03/25

Associate Professor SHIBUYA, Yoshikata

Faculty, Affiliation

Faculty of Humanities, Institute of Human and Social Sciences

College and School Educational Field

Division of Humanities, Graduate School of Human and Socio-Environmental Studies
Division of Human and Socio-Environment Studies, Graduate School of Human and Socio-Environmental Studies

Laboratory

Academic Background

【Academic background(Doctoral/Master's Degree)】
The University of Manchester Doctor Completed

Career

Year & Month of Birth

Academic Society






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Specialities

Linguistics

Speciality Keywords

English linguistics, cognitive linguistics, construction grammar, usage-based model, quantitative corpus linguistics

Research Themes

Books

Papers

  •  A topic-based diachronic account of the polysemy of the English verb ‘run’ Naoki Kiyama, Yoshikata Shibuya Research in Language 21 2 145–158 2023/12
  •  Colloquialization and genre variation: the case of the let’s construction Yoshikata Shibuya Proceedings of the 25th Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan. 210-217 2023/08
  •  Usage-based Construction Grammar and the Study of Language Variation and Change Yoshikata Shibuya JELS 40 (The English Linguistic Society of Japan) 182-188 2023/03
  •  Applying topic models to study polysemy: the case of the noun streams Kiyama, Naoki and Yoshikata Shibuya 21 291-303 2021
  •  Examining the analytic shift hypothesis in the English comparative constructions : A corpus-based diachronic study of register variation Shibuya, Yoshikata Journal of Cognitive Linguistics 5 1-26 2020

Conference Presentations

  • Colloquialization and genre variation: the case of the let's construction (conference:The Pragmatics Society of Japan)(2022/11/26)
  • Usage-based Construction Grammar and the Study of Language Variation and Change(conference:The ELSJ 15th International Spring Forum)(2022/05/15)
  • 認知言語学と歴史社会言語学と歴史語用論の接点:認知言語学の社会的転回が通時的言語研究にもたらすもの(2022/03/11)
  • 動詞の意味はトピックから推測できるのか:英語の動詞 run を例に(2021/10/02)
  • Rethinking native English speakers’ linguistic knowledge in a social context: implications for construction grammar research(2021/09/04)

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  • Exploring the impact of the Brexit referendum on the encyclopedic knowledge of English speakers: A Latent Dirichlet Allocation analysis(2019/10/05)
  • Variation in constructional productivity: the case of English modal constructions(conference:The 15th International Cognitive Linguistics Conference)(2019/08/10)
  • A corpus-based diachronic analysis of register variation in English comparatives(conference:The 15th International Cognitive Linguistics Conference)(2019/08/09)

Others

Arts and Fieldwork

Patent

Theme to the desired joint research

Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research

○「世界諸英語における等複雑性の公理の妥当性に関する認知社会言語学的研究」(2022-2024) 
○「百科事典的知識の動的変化モデルの構築」(2020-2023) 
○「英語比較級構文の分析化に関する認知社会言語学的研究」(2019-2021) 
○「統計解析に基づく英語形容詞の認知言語学的研究」(2011-2013) 

Competitive research funding,Contribution

Collaborative research,Consignment study

Classes (Bachelors)

○Seminar in theories of English Linguistics B1(2018)
○Lectures in English Linguistics B2(2018)
○Lectures in English Linguistics B1(2018)
○Review of English Linguistics(2018)
○Seminar in theories of English Linguistics B(2018)
○Seminar in theories of English Linguistics A(2018)
○Lectures in English Linguistics B(2018)
○Review of English Linguistics A(2018)
○English for Academic Purposes III(2018)
○English for Academic Purposes IV(2018)
○Seminar of Graduation thesis A(2018)
○Seminar of Graduation thesis B(2018)
○Seminar in theories of English Linguistics B2(2018)
○English for Academic Purposes I(2018)
○Introduction to Humanity D(2018)

Classes (Graduate Schools)

○Lecture on Cognitive Linguistics 2(2018)
○Introduction to English Linguistics Ia(2018)
○Introduction to English Linguistics Ib(2018)
○Seminar in Cognitive Linguistics 1(2018)
○Seminar in Cognitive Linguistics 2(2018)
○Seminar in English Linguistics Ia(2018)
○Seminar in English Linguistics Ib(2018)
○Lecture on Cognitive Linguistics 1(2018)

International Project

International Students

Lecture themes

Others (Social Activities)

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