CURRICULUM VITAE
Katsumi IINO

University of Shizuoka (Shizuoka, Japan)
Professor, Department of International Relations,
School of International Relations
Email: k-iino@u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp
Phone: +81-54-264-5320 (office), +81-3-3403-8098 (home),+81-90-2162-9888 (mobile)
Address: 52-1 Yada, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka 422-8526 Japan (office)4-12-2 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0051, Japan (home)
Atami Skyhights #618, 13-25 Kasuga-cho, Atami-shi, Shizuoka 413-0005,
Japan (home 2)
Education
2006: Ph.D., Graduate School of Arts and Letters, Tohoku University.
1989: Master of Arts and Letters, Graduate School of Arts and Letters, Tohoku
University.
1987: Bachelor of Arts and Letters, Faculty of Arts and Letters, Tohoku
University.
Appointments and Affiliations
2019-: Professor, School of International Relations, University of Shizuoka.
2009-2019: Associate Professor, School of International Relations, University ofShizuoka.
1998-2009: Editor, and Chief Editor of Heibonsha Shinsho, Heibonsha
Publishers Ltd.
1989-1997: Editor, Jiji Press Ltd.
Research Fields
Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, Studies of Communication.

Publications(Books)

Kotoba ga Yobimotomerareru Toki : Nichijougengotetsugaku no Fukken(Japanese translation of A. Baz’s When Words are Called For: A Defense ofOrdinary Language Philosophy), Keisho Shobo, Tokyo, 2022.
Philosophy over Violence, eds. with Kozo Higuchi, Koyo Shobo, Kyoto, 2019.
Gengo to Koui : Ikanishite Kotoba de Monogoto wo Okonauka (Japanesetranslation of J. L. Austin’s How to Do Things with Words), Kodansha,
Tokyo, 2019.

Speech acts and Utterance Interpretation: Toward a Philosophy ofCommunication, Keisho Shobo, Tokyo, 2007.
(Articles)
The Concept of Violence and Its Justification, chapter 1 of part I of Concerning

Violence and Care in Psychiatric Medical Care, Seiji Shimosato and Aimi
Kinoshita(eds)., Kongo-shuppan, Tokyo, (Forthcoming in 2024) .
An Reflection on Violence concerning Speech and Act, chapter 2 of part I ofConcerning Violence and Care in Psychiatric Medical Care (above)(Forthcoming in 2024) .
Translator’s Commentary, Kotoba ga Yobimotomerareru Toki :Nichijougengotetsugaku no Fukken (above), pp.267-286, 2022.
Why is Violence to be a Philosophical Question?, introductory chapter ofPhilosophy over Violence (above), pp.1-16, 2019.
One Violence, Several Violence: A Tentative Essay on “Violence to Place”,
chapter 7 of Philosophy over Violence (above), pp.269-224, 2019.
Translator’s Commentary, Gengo to Koui : Ikanishite Kotoba de Monogoto wo

Okonauka (above), pp.269-294, 2019.
Force and Violence: Locating Violence in the World, Journal of International

Relations and Comparative Culture, 15-2, 2017.
Insulting and Injuring: An Introduction to “Illocutionary Violence”, Journal ofInternational Relations and Comparative Culture, 14-2, 2016.
Narratives, Media, and Violence: What Is Omnipresently There and What IsContained within It, Journal of International Relations and ComparativeCulture, 13-1, 2014.

Words as “Suffering”: On Communication and Violence. Philosophia-Iwate, 45,2013.
Between Story and Narrative, Shisaku(Meditations), 45-2, 2012.
Natural Meaning Revisited, Journal of International Relations and Comparative

Culture, 10-2, 2012.
Bodies and Ethics: On the Limitation of Media Representations: Annual of thePhilosophical Society of Tohoku, 27, 2011.
How to Start Media Ethics Over Again, Journal of International Relations andComparative Culture, 9-1, 2010.
Grice’s Theory of Multiple Intentions: Is it a Radical Explanation of Meaning oran Insight into the Structure of Communications?, Bunka(Culture), 67-1/2,
2003.
Where does an Illocutionary Force Dwell in?, Philosophy of Science, 36-1, 2003.
What is a Context?: From Backgroud Model to Co-production Model, Philosophia-Iwate, 34, 2002.
Sentence and Communication, Annual of the Philosophical Society of Tohoku, 17,2001.
Utterer’s Meaning and Audience’s Meaning: From “common belief” to“copresence”, Shisaku(Meditations), 32, 1999