CURRICULUM VITAETAMURA Toshihiro
University of Shizuoka
Associate Professor, School of International Relations
Email: tamuratoshi@u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp
Address: 52-1 Yada, Suruga Ward Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture 422-8526, Japan
Education2007 Ph.D., University of Tsukuba, Linguistics
2003 M.A., University of Shizuoka, Comparative Culture
2001 B.A., Shizuoka University, Language and Culture
Membership
The Japanese Cognitive Linguistics Association
The English Linguistic Society of JapanThe Central Japan Society of Linguistics
The Association for Studies of Picture Books
Journal Articles
Tamura, T. (2021) “te-shimau” ni yoru hanashite no kanjyo wa donoyouni kaishaku sareru no ka:Kanrensei riron no kanten kara [How is the feelings in te-shimau interpreted?: From theperspective of Relevance Theory], Shizugen Ronso, Vol. 4, 33-56.

Tamura, T. (2020) Yooji no “katari” ni okeru teineitai no shiyo to ehon no buntai [The use of theJapanese polite style in a child’s narrative and the writing style of Picture Books], Nakayama

Hidetoshi and Otani Naoki (eds.), Ninchi Gengogaku to Danwakino Gengogaku no Setten[Toward Dynamic Interaction between Cognitive Linguistics and Discourse-functional
Linguistics], 355-379, Tokyo: Hituzi shobo.
Tamura, T. (2020) Washa no kanjyo hyoshutsu ni tsuite: Get jyudobun to “te shimau” wo rei ni [Onthe speaker’s expression of feelings: The case of Get-passives and te-shimau], Ninchi

Gengogaku Kenkyu [Journal of Cognitive Linguistics], 69-86.

Tamura, T. (2016) Get jyudobun no imi to kino [The function and meaning of Get-passives], Ars

Linguistica, 23, 71-84.

Tamura, T. (2015) Hojyo doshi “te-shimau” ni okeru “fukagyakusei” no imi kiban [The semantic
motivation of the irreversibility in the subsidiary verb “te-shimau”], Fukada C., Nishida K. andTamura T. (eds.), Gengo Kenkyu no Shiza [Perspectives in Language Studies], Tokyo:Kaitakusha.
Tamura, T. (2015) Hojyo doshi “(te)shimau” to kantanshi “shimatta”no imi bunseki to kakucho

mekanizumu no kosatsu [Semantic analysis and investigation of the extension mechanism on
the subsidiary verb “(te)shimau” and the interjection “shimatta”], Masaaki Yamanashi (ed.)

Ninchi Gengogaku Ronko [Studies in Cognitive Linguistics], 12, 337-378, Tokyo: Hituzi shobo.
Tamura, T. (2013) Ehon ni okeru “katari” no sutairu shifuto: Shiza no ido to hairikomi [Style shifts
in narrative of picture books: Perspective shift and immersion], Ars Linguistica, 20, 40-61.

Tamura, T. (2013) Gengo no asupectoteki seishitsu wo kiban to shita washa no kanjyo hyoshutsu[On speaker’s expression of feelings motivated by the linguistic aspectual properties: The caseof the subsidiary verb te-shimau in Japanese and Get-passives in English], Shizuoka-daigaku

Kyoiku Kenkyu [Journal of Shizuoka University Education], 9, 1-10.

Tamura, T. (2011) Hojyo doshi “te-shimau” kara kandoshi “shimatta” e: shiyo kiban moderu notachiba kara [From the subsidiary verb “te-shimau” to the interjection “shimatta”: From theview point of Usage-Based Model], Ars linguistica, 18, 80-94.

Tamura, T. (2009) Gendai nihongo no setsubiji “mi” ni kansuru ichikosatsu [A study of the suffix“mi” in modern Japanese], Ars Linguistica, 16, 56-71.

Tamura, T. (2008) Get-Passives, Tsukuba English Studies, 27, 133-144.
Tamura, T. (2008) Get jyudobun no modality-teki imi nitsuite [On the modal meaning of Getpassives], Eigo goho bunpo kenkyu [Journal of English Grammar and Usage], 15, 82-92.

Tamura, T. (2008) Get jyudobun to V te-shimau no imiteki ruijisei to modality teki imi nitsuite [Onthe semantic similarity between Get-Passives and V te-shimau, and their modal meanings],

JELS , 25, 245-254.

Tamura, T. (2007) A Note on the Modal Meaning of V-te shimau, Tsukuba English Studies, 26, 1134.
Tamura, T. (2005) Syoyu wo arawasu have got keishiki no seiritsu ni kansuru imironteki kosatsu:
dosasyusei no jyakka to imi scope no syukusyo [Semantic consideration on the establishmentof the possessive have got], Ars Linguistica, 12, 69-88.