Tanaka Toshiya

タナカトシヤ | Tanaka Toshiya

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Professor
Homepage URL (2)： http://www.flc.kyushu-u.ac.jp/~toshiyat/index.htm , http://www.flc.kyushu-u.ac.jp/~toshiyat/english.html

Research field (3)： English linguistics , Linguistics , Literature - British/English-languag

Research keywords (12)： Morphological Conflation , Verbal System , Indo-European , Germanic , Old English , Language Change , 比較言語学 , 歴史言語学 , 英語史 , Comparative Linguistics , Historical Linguistics , Historical Study of the English Language

Research theme for competitive and other funds (6)：

2015 - 2019 ゲルマン語強変化動詞形態組織発展に関する比較言語学研究
2010 - 2015 A Comparative Indo-European Linguistics Approach to the Problem of How the Proto-Germanic Verbal System Developed from the Proto-Indo-European Verbal System
2005 - 2009 The Method of Word Equation and a Comparative Linguistics Approach to the Issue of How the Germanic Verbal System Developed from the Proto-Indo-European System
2002 - 2004 A Non-Brugmannian Approach to the Genesis of the Germanic Verbal System
1994 - 1995 A Comparative Linguistics Investigation into Old English Verbs

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Papers (36)：

TANAKA Toshiya. On Morphological Differences between Class IV and V Strong and Preterite-Present Verbs in Germanic: A Critical Examination of Schumacher's (2005) Treatise and a New Proposal Based on Morphological Conflation. Gengo Kenkyu. 2017. 152. 89-116
TANAKA Toshiya. Remarks on Two Morphophonological Differences Between Strong and Preterite-Present Verbs in Germanic. Studies in English Language and Literature (The English Language and Literature Society, Kyushu University). 2015. 65. 17-29
TANAKA Toshiya. On the sporadic voicing of the root final fricatives in the Germanic strong class V preterite plural formations: with special reference to the case of *wes- 'be, stay, dwell'. Historical Linguistics in Japan (Japan Society for Historical Linguistics). 2013. 2. 3-20
TANAKA Toshiya. Some Thoughts on the Origin and Development of the Germanic Strong IV and V Preterite Plural Formations. Studies in English Language and Literature. 2013. 63. 63. 67-112
TANAKA Toshiya. Osthoff’s Law and the Rise of the Strong I-III Preterite Plural Formations in Proto-Germanic. Gengo-Bunka Ronkyu (Studies in Languages and Cultures, Kyushu University). 2010. 25. 7-21

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MISC (2)：

TANAKA Toshiya. Review: Peter Collins and David Lee (eds.), The Clause in English: In honour of Rodney Huddleston. Studies in English Literature (The English Literary Society of Japan). 2002. English Number 43. 79-87
TANAKA Toshiya. Review: David Lightfoot, How to Set Parameters: Arguments from Language Change. Studies in Modern English (Modern English Association). 1993. 9. 81-86

Books (6)：

FLC叢書II A Morphological Conflation Approach to the Historical Development of Preterite-Present Verbs: Old English, Proto-Germanic, and Proto-Indo-European (The faculty of languages and c) (The faculty of languages and c)
花書院 2011 ISBN:4903554910
ワードパル和英辞典
2001
英語学用語辞典
三省堂 1998 ISBN:4385151733
現代英語正誤辞典
研究社 1996
チョーサーの英語-発音と形態
松柏社 1994 ISBN:4881988220

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Lectures and oral presentations (11)：

Osthoff’s law in Germanic and some aspects of its relative chronology
(LVC (Language Variation and Change) Network 2017, Kumanoso, Yamaguchi University 2017)
Verner's law effects and analogical levelling
(LVC (Language Variation and Change) Network 2016, the Ito Campus, Kyushu University 2016)
A Scheme for a Morphological Conflation Approach to the Origin and Development of the Germanic Strong and Preterite-Present Verbs
(The 5th Conference of Japan Society for Historical Linguistics, the Toyohira Campus, Hokkai Gakuen 2015)
The Laryngeal Theory and the Narten Hypothesis: Towards an Explanation of Some Morphophonological Characteristics of the Germanic Strong Verbs
(LVC (Language Variation and Change) Network 2015, Fukuoka University 2015)
Remarks on some Morphophonological Differences Between Strong and Preterite-Present Verbs in Germanic
(LVC (Language Variation and Change) Network 2014, the Ito Campus, Kyushu University 2014)

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Education (4)：

1995 - 2005 University of Manchester PhD Course at the Postgraduate School of Arts PhD in Linguistics and English Language
1986 - 1988 Nagoya University LitD Course at the Graduate School of Letters English Linguistics (left school at the end of the 2nd year)
1984 - 1986 Nagoya University MA Course at the Graduate School of Letters MA in English Linguistics
1980 - 1984 Nagoya University BA Course at the School of Letters BA in English Linguistics

Professional career (2)：

Master of Arts (Graduate School of Letters, Nagoya University)
Doctor of Philosophy (Postgraduate School of Arts, University of Manchester)

Work history (6)：

2011/01 - 現在 Faculty of Languages and Cultures, Kyushu University Professor
2007/04 - 2010/12 Faculty of Languages and Cultures, Kyushu University Associate Professor
2000/04 - 2007/03 Faculty of Languages and Cultures, Kyushu University Associate Professor
1991/04 - 2000/03 Institute of Languages and Cultures, Kyushu University Associate Professor
1990/10 - 1991/03 Faculty of Education, Kagoshima University Associate Professor

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Committee career (5)：

2012/04 - 現在日本英語学会評議員
2018/01 - 2019/12 日本歴史言語学会理事
2016/01 - 2017/12 日本歴史言語学会監事
2001/04 - 2002/03 近代英語協会『近代英語研究』編集委員長
1998/04 - 2002/03 近代英語協会『近代英語研究』編集委員

Association Membership(s) (5)：

Japan Society for Historical Linguistics , THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF JAPAN , Philological Society , THE ENGLISH LITERARY SOCIETY OF JAPAN , THE ENGLISH LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF JAPAN

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