Research Areas
- 1) Humanities and Social Sciences, Japanese Linguistics
- 2) Humanities and Social Sciences, English Linguistics
Academic Papers (Selected)
- Shotaro Namiki (2019) “Motion Expressions in English and Japanese: Path Composition and Empty V,” JELS 36, 106-112.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2017) “On Marked Answers to Negative Questions in English,” Tsukuba English Studies 36, 97-119.M
- Shotaro Namiki and Shoichi Yamada (2017) “Realization of Location Argument and the Empty P Hypothesis,” JELS 34, 130-136.M
- Takashi Ishida and Shotaro Namiki (2017) “A Frame-Constructional Approach to Synaesthetic Metaphors in English,” Data Science in Collaboration Vol. I, 47-56.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2015) “Path Coercions in English Motion Expressions,” Tsukuba English Studies 34, 99-123.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2014) “On the Goal Interpretation of In Phrases in Directed Motion Expressions,” Eigo Goho Bunpo Kenkyu 21 (The Journal of the Society of English Grammar and Usage 21), 73-88.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2014) ““Zero” Encoding Strategy for Japanese Directed Motion Events: A Case Study of Ballistic Motion Verbs with Goal -Ni Phrases in Adnominal Clauses,” Tsukuba English Studies 33, 95-120.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2014) “Manner/Result Complementarity Revisited: A Case Study of Japanese Manner-of-Motion Verbs in Narrative Contexts,” Proceedings of the 7th Free Linguistics Conference, 102-108.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2014) “Reexamination of Apparent Counterexamples to Manner/Result Complementarity,” JELS 31, 84-89.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2013) “What Makes the Exception to Manner/Result Complementarity,” Tsukuba English Studies 32, 159-178.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2013) “On the Occurrence of In Resultative Phrases in Argument Structure Construction-Based Resultatives,” JELS 30, 152-158.M
- Shotaro Namiki (2012) “A Pragmatic Account of Co-Occurrence of Manner-of-Motion Verbs with -Ni Phrases Interpreted as the Goal in Japanese,” Tsukuba English Studies 31, 85-102.M
Academic Society Membership
The English Linguistic Society of Japan, The Linguistic Society of Japan, The Society of English Grammar and Usage, The Society of Japanese Grammar, Tsukuba English Linguistic Society