Pragmatic Aspects of Scalar
Modifiers (March 2010, University
of Chicago)
1. (2017) Pragmatic Aspects
of Scalar Modifiers: The Semantics-Pragmatics Interface. Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics.
Oxford University Press. (Copyright year 2018) (publisher link)
Edited volumes
1. (2023) Polarity-Sensitive Expressions: Comparisons Between
Japanese and Other Languages. With Hideki Kishimoto and Ikumi Imani.
Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter Mouton. (Copyright year 2024) (publisher
link)
2.
(2019)『極性表現の構造・意味・機能』(Polarity-Sensitive Expressions: Their Forms,
Meanings and Functions). With Hideki Kishimoto and Ikumi Imani. Tokyo: Kaitakusha.
3.
(2009) Papers
from the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society
(The Main Session: Gradience in Grammar). With Malcolm Elliott, James
Kirby, Eleni Staraki, and Suwon Yoon. Chicago, IL:
Chicago Linguistic Society. (Copyright year 2007)
4.
(2009) Papers
from the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society
(The Panels). With Malcolm Elliott, James Kirby, Eleni Staraki,
and Suwon Yoon. Chicago, IL: Chicago Linguistic Society. (Copyright year 2007)
1. (2023) Scalarity of the Japanese initial mora-based
minimizer: A compositional (lexically unspecified) minimizer and a
non-compositional (lexically specified) minimizer. Natural Language Semantics 31: 71-120. (link)
2. (2o23) The role of comparison in discourse: The meaning and use
of the Japanese utterance comparative expressions sore-yori-(mo)
‘than that’ and nani-yori-(mo) ‘than anything’. Language and Linguistics 24(1): 36-73. (link)
3. (2021) The Japanese reactive attitudinal nani-mo: A new class of negative
polarity items. Gengo Kenkyu 160: 43-68.
(link)
4. (2020)「「NPのことだ（から）」の因果的推論の方向性」(The directionality of causal
inference in NP-no koto-da(kara)) . With Jun Sawada『日本語文法』20(1): 37-52. (Journal of
Japanese Grammar)
5. (2014) An
utterance situation-based comparison. Linguistics and Philosophy 37(3): 205-248. (link)(draft pdf)
6. (2013) The
comparative morpheme in Modern Japanese: looking at the core from ‘outside.’ Journal
of East Asian Linguistics 22(3):
217-260. (link)(draft pdf)
7. (2011) Scale structure, coercion, and the interpretation of
measure phrases in Japanese. With Thomas Grano. Natural Language Semantics 19(2): 191-226. (link)(draft pdf)
8. (2009) Pragmatic aspects of implicit comparison: an
economy-based approach. Journal
of Pragmatics 41(6): 1079-1103. (link)(draft pdf)
9. (2005)
Correlative scale in the Japanese and English concessive conditional
constructions. Ars linguistica (Linguistic studies of Shizuoka) 12: 59-68. (Written
in Japanese)
10. (2004) On if not: the concessive type and the
suspension type. Ars linguistica (Linguistic studies of Shizuoka) 11: 176-193. (Written in Japanese)
11. (2003)
Rethinking the let alone
construction: what are its construction-specific characteristics? Journal
of Pan-Pacific Association of Applied Linguistics 7: 135-151.
3. (2017) The
Japanese negative totemo ‘very’: Toward a new typology of
negative polarity items.
4. (2016) Varieties of
positive polarity minimizers in Japanese: the semantics/pragmatics interface. (draft pdf)
1. (2024) Scale structures of numeral additive particles:
The case of the Japanese particles moo and ato.
Kobe Papers in Linguistics Vol. 14,
39-61.
2. (2023) Empirical and
theoretical issues of polarity-sensitive expressions. With Hideki Kishimoto and
Ikumi Imani. In Hideki Kishimoto, Osamu Sawada and Ikumi Imani (eds.), Polarity-Sensitive Expressions:
Comparisons Between Japanese and Other Languages, 1-36. Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter Mouton.
(Copyright year 2024)(link)
3. (2023) The polarity
sensitivity of reactive intensifiers in Japanese and English. In Hideki Kishimoto,
Osamu Sawada and Ikumi Imani (eds.), Polarity-Sensitive Expressions: Comparisons Between Japanese
and Other Languages, 297-342. Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter Mouton.
(Copyright year 2024) (link)
4. (2023) Interpretations
of sense-based minimizers in Japanese and English: Direct
and indirect sense-based measurements. In Katsutoshi Yada, Yasufumi Takama, Koji Mineshima, and Ken Satoh (eds), New
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence. JSAI-isAI 2021.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 13856, 145–160. Cham: Springer.
(link)
5. (2023) Varieties of wh-exclamatives: A view from the negative wh-expressives in Japanese. Proceedings
of the Linguistic Society of America 8(1).5524. (link)
6. (2022) The scalar contrastive wa
in Japanese.
In Gabriela Bîlbîie, Berthold Crysmann
& Gerhard Schaden (eds.), Empirical Issues in
Syntax and Semantics 14, 239-271. (link)
7. (2022) International pragmatic research on Japanese. By Tetsuharu Koyama, Jun Sawada, Kaoru Hayano, Sachiko Takagi,
Noriko Onodera, Osamu Sawada, and Michi Shiina. In Xinren Chen and Doreen Dongying
Wu (eds.), East Asian Pragmatics: Commonalities and Variations, 118-134. London: Routledge. (Section 6.2 on deixis, with Jun Sawada) (publisher
link)
8. (2022) On the properties of
expressivity and counter-expectation in the Japanese minimizer NPI kakera ‘piece’. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America 7(1). 5259.
9. (2022) Information
structure of the Japanese mirative demonstrative ano. With Jun Sawada. Kobe Papers in
Linguistics 13, 16-34.
10. (2021) The Japanese
reactive attitudinal nani-mo:
Polarity sensitivity and the function of objection. In Hae-Sung Jeon, Pete
Sells, Zixi You, Sotaro Kita & Jaehoon Yeon (eds.), Japanese/Korean
Linguistics 28, 131-145. Stanford,
CA: CSLI Publications.
11. (2021) Cross-linguistic
variations in the interpretation of tense in mirative sentences: A view from Japanese mirative expressions nante/towa. With Jun
Sawada. In Andreas Trotzke and Xavier Villalba
(eds.), Expressive
Meaning Across Linguistic Levels and Frameworks, 216-247. Oxford:
Oxford University Press. (publisher
link)(draft pdf)
12. (2021) Scalar properties of
Japanese and English sense-based minimizers. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America 6(1): 433-447.
(link)
13. (2020) The ambiguity of tense in the
Japanese mirative sentence with nante/towa. With Jun Sawada. In Sakamoto Maki, Okazaki Naoaki, Mineshima Koji, Satoh Ken
(eds), New
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence (JSAI-isAI
2019), Lecture Notes in Computer Science.vol.12331, 325-340. Cham:
Springer. Slightly revised version of LENLS 2019 paper. (link)(draft pdf)
14. (2020)「グライス語用論」(Gricean Pragmatics), 加藤重広・澤田淳(編),『はじめての語用論―基礎から応用まで』(An Introduction to Pragmatics), 24-40. 東京: 研究社.
15. (2019) The ambiguity of tense in the Japanese mirative sentence with nante/towa. With
Jun Sawada. The Proceedings of Logic and Engineering of
Natural Language Semantics (LENLS) 16, Paper 16,
1-14.
16. (2019)「序論―極性表現の構造・意味・機能―」(編者との共著), 澤田治, 岸本秀樹, 今仁生美（編）,『極性表現の構造・意味・機能』, 1-47. 東京: 開拓社.
17. (2019)「感情表出表現として振る舞う否定極性表現の意味・機能について―「何も」と「とても」を中心に―」, 澤田治, 岸本秀樹, 今仁生美（編）,『極性表現の構造・意味・機能』, 311-334. 東京: 開拓社.
18. (2019)「慣習的推意―インターフェースの観点から―」, 西原哲雄, 都田青子, 中村浩一郎, 米倉よう子, 田中真一（編）,『言語におけるインターフェイス』, 138-152. 東京: 開拓社.
19. (2019) The
discourse-pragmatic properties of the Japanese negative intensifier totemo. 澤田治美, 仁田義雄, 山梨正明（編）,『場面と主体性・主観性』, 593-613. 東京：ひつじ書房.
20. (2019)「「のことだ（から）」の推論用法について―モダリティとの関係性を中心に―」,
With Jun Sawada. Proceedings
of the Modality Workshop 16, 101-113.
21. (2019) The
meaning and use of the Japanese mirative expressions nante/towa. With Jun Sawada. Proceedings of the Modality Workshop
16, 89-100.
22. (2019)
Interpretations of the embedded expressive motto
in Japanese: Varieties of meaning and projectivity. In Daniel Gutzmann and
Katharina Turgay (eds.), Secondary
Content: The Semantics and Pragmatics of Side Issues
(Current Research in the Semantics Pragmatics-Interface (CRiSPI)), 341–375.
Leiden: Brill. (link)(draft pdf)
23. (2019) Scalarity and alternatives of Japanese mora (letter)-based
minimizers. Proceedings
of the Linguistic Society of America Vol.4 (21):1-15.
(link)
24. (2019) On
the meaning and use of the Japanese mora-based minimizers. Proceedings of the Modality Workshop 15:
159-181.
25. (2018)
Varieties of positive polarity minimizers in Japanese. Studies in Language and Literature (Commemoration Number for Prof. Susumu Kubo) 38
(No.1-2): 189-236. Matsuyama University.
26. (2018) The
Japanese negative totemo:
From an unconditional expression to an expressive intensifier. The Proceedings of Logic and Engineering of Natural Language
Semantics (LENLS) 15.
Paper 18: 1-14.
27. (2018) On
the Japanese NPI totemo:
Between unconditionality and intensification. Proceedings of the International Modality Workshop Vol.
14, 117-134.
28. (2018) Scale
structures in discourse: Discourse-pragmatic properties of Japanese comparative
expressions. Proceedings
of the Linguistic Society of America
Vol.3 (7), 1-15. (link)
29. (2018) The
mirative demonstrative in Japanese. With Jun Sawada. Proceedings of the International
Modality Workshop, Vol 13, 91-130.
30. (2017) On the property of mirativity
in the Japanese modal demonstrative ano. With Jun
Sawada. In
Kenshi Funakoshi, Shigeto Kawahara, and Christopher D. Tancredi (eds.), Japanese/Korean
Linguistics 24, 141-155.
Stanford: CSLI Publications.
31. (2017) The
Japanese negative totemo ‘very’: Toward a new typology of
negative sensitive items. In Jessica Kantarovich, Tran Truong, and Orest Xherija (eds.), Proceedings
of the 52nd Annual Meeting
of the Chicago Linguistic Society, 437-451. (draft pdf)
32.
(2017) The
dependent property of the Japanese inferential use of no koto-da: An evidence indicator for an
inferential modal statement. With Jun Sawada. Proceedings
of Logic and Engineering of Natural Language Semantics 14 (LENLS 14), paper 14, 1-14.
33. (2017) The Japanese negative totemo ‘very’: Toward a new
typology of negative polarity items. Proceedings of the International Modality Workshop, Vol. 12, 111-153.
34. (2017) The projection of non-at-issue meaning via
modal support: The meaning and use of the Japanese counter-expectational
adverbs. In Mihoko Otake, Setsuya Kurahashi, Yuiko Ota, Ken Satoh, Daisuke Bekki (eds.), New Frontiers in Artificial
Intelligence (Lecture Notes in Computer Science), vol 10091,
pp. 122-137. (JSAI-isAI 2015, LENLS revised selected
papers). Slightly revised version of LENLS 2015 paper. (link) (draft pdf)
35. (2016) Interpretations of embedded expressives: A view from the Japanese comparative
expressive motto. Proceedings of the 13th
International Workshop on Logic and Engineering of Natural Language
Semantics, 120-133. (draft pdf)
36. (2016) Interpretations of embedded pragmatic
scalar modifiers. Proceedings
of the International Modality Workshop vol. 10,
57-109.
37. (2016) The (non)-projective properties of the
Japanese counter-expectational intensifier yoppodo. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society
of America, Vol 1 (article 20), 1-15. (link)
38. (2016) Varieties of not-at-issue meanings:
with special reference to the Japanese positive polarity minimizers. Proceedings of the International
Modality Workshop, Vol.9, 89-141.
39. (2015) The degree of the
speaker’s negative attitude in a goal-shifting comparison. In Christopher Brown and Qianping
Gu and Cornelia Loos and Jason Mielens and Grace
Neveu (eds.), Proceedings
of the 15th Texas Linguistics Society Conference, 150-169. (draft
pdf)
40. (2015) The meanings of the Japanese scalar adverbs yoppodo and kaette and their
projective behaviors. In Proceedings of the International Modality Workshop via
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research, vol.
7, 99-120.
41. (2014) The meaning of modal affective demonstratives in
Japanese. With Jun Sawada. In Seungho Nam, Heejeong Ko and Jongho Jun (eds.), Japanese/Korean
Linguistics 21,
181-196. Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications.
42. (2014) Polarity sensitivity and update refusal: the case of the
Japanese negative totemo
‘very’. Proceedings of the 11th International Workshop on Logic and Engineering of
Natural Language Semantics (LENLS 11),
313-326. (draft pdf)
43. (2014) Modality, polarity, and intensification: the meaning and
distributions of the Japanese negative use of totemo ‘very’. Proceedings
of the International Modality Workshop via Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Vol. 6, 141-158.
44. (2014) The conventionality of pragmatic inference in noteworthy
comparison. Proceedings of the 16th
Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan, 233-240.
45. (2014) On the
context-dependent pragmatic strategies of Japanese self-diminutive shift. In Urtzi Etxeberria, Anamaria Fălăuș,
Aritz Irurtzun, and Bryan Leferman
(eds.), Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 18, 377-395. (link)(draft pdf)
46. (2014) Comparison and goal-orientedness.
Proceedings
of the International Modality Workshop via Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Vol. 5, 137-153.
47. (2014) Positive polarity minimizers: the semantics/pragmatics
interface. In Rebekah Baglini, Timothy Grinsell, Jonathan Keane, Adam Roth
Singerman, and Julia Thomas (eds), Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Chicago
Linguistic Society,
175-190. Chicago, IL: Chicago Linguistic Society. (draft
pdf)
48. (2013) Nihongo moodaru shijishi ni okeru
imi no tajigensei: Imiron to goyooron no intaafeesu. (The multidimensional meaning of the Japanese
modal demonstratives: The semantics-pragmatics inferface).
With Jun Sawada. Proceedings of the Kansai Linguistics Society (KLS) 33, 73-84.
49. (2013) The meaning and use of noteworthy comparison. Proceedings
of the International Modality Workshop via Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Vol.4,
103-139.
50. (2013) The meanings of diminutive shifts in Japanese.
In Stefan Keine and Shayne Sloggett (eds.), Proceedings
of the 42nd Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society,
505-518. Amherst, MA: GLSA Publications. (draft pdf)
51. (2013) Precision and manners of measurement: the case
of Japanese minimizers. In Kazuko Yatsushiro and Uli
Sauerland (eds.), Proceedings of Formal Approaches to Japanese Linguistics 6 (MIT Working Papers in
Linguistics), 157-168. Cambridge, Mass.: MITWPL. (draft pdf)
52. (2013) The context-dependency of Japanese diminutive
shift. Proceedings of the International Modality Workshop via
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research Vol. 3,
103-120.
53. (2013) The meaning and use of
utterance situation-based comparison in Japanese. Proceedings of the 15th
Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan, 221-228.
54. (2012)
Imprecision and speaker-orientedness in the
interpretation of Japanese minimizers. Proceedings of the
Modality Workshop via Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Semantic and
Pragmatic Study of Modality. Vol 2. Paper 6.
55. (2012) The comparative morpheme in Modern Japanese. Proceedings
of the 34th Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society,
281-292. Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Linguistics Society. (draft pdf)
56. (2012) The meaning of diminutive shift in Japanese:
Its dimensionality, regularity and pragmatic effect. Proceedings
of the 14th Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan,
257-260.
57. (2012) Hikakukoobun no goyooron (Pragmatics of comparative constructions). In
Harumi Sawada (ed.), Koobun to Imi, Hituzi Imiron
Kooza vol.2 (Constructions
and Meaning, Hituzi Semantics Lecture Series, vol.
2.), 133-155. Tokyo: Hituzi Syobo
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58. (2012) Expressivity and measurement: the case of the Japanese
degree adverb motto. Proceedings
of the Modality Workshop via Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research, 127-152.
59. (2011) Comparison with indeterminateness: a
multidimensional approach. In Suzi Lima, Kevin Mullin, and Brian Smith (eds.), Proceedings
of the 39th Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society, 645-659.
Amherst, MA: GLSA Publications. (draft pdf)
60. (2011) On the expressive use of ano ‘that’ in Japanese: a
probability scale approach. With Jun Sawada. Proceedings of the 13th
Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan,
49-56.
61. (2011) Comparison, indeterminateness, and the
semantics-pragmatics interface. In William McClure and Marcel den Dikken (eds.), Japanese/Korean Linguistics 18,
315-327. Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications.
62. (2011) The meanings of positive polarity minimizers in
Japanese: a unified approach. In Nan Li and David Lutz (eds.), Proceedings
of Semantics and Linguistic Theory 20,
599-617. (link)
63. (2010) Investigating an asymmetry in the semantics of
Japanese measure phrases. With Thomas Grano. In Iksoo Kwon, Hannah Pritchett, and Justin Spence (eds.), Proceedings of the 35th Annual Meeting
of the Berkeley Linguistics Society, 305-316. Berkeley, CA:
Berkeley Linguistics Society. (draft pdf)
64. (2010) Saliency
and scalarity in the meaning of the Japanese modal
affective demonstratives. With Jun Sawada. Proceedings of the Seventh
International Workshop of Logic and Engineering of Natural Language Semantics
(LENLS 7), 111-124.
65. (2010) Sui-i (implicature).
In Harumi Sawada and Ken-ichi Takami (eds.), Kotoba no Imi to Siyoo (Meaning and Use of
Language), 246-256. Tokyo: Otori Syobo.
66. (2010) Dimensions of the Japanese minimizers A LITTLE.
Proceedings
of the 12th Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan,
169-176.
67. (2010) Modes of scalar reversal in Japanese. In
Shoichi Iwasaki, Hajime Hoji, Patricia M. Clancy, and Sung-Ock
Sohn (eds.), Japanese/Korean Linguistics 17,
263-277. Stanford: CSLI publications. (draft pdf)
68. (2009) Pragmatic aspects of the ‘negative use’ of the
Japanese adverb motto. Proceedings
of the 11th Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan,
175-182.
69. (2009) Varying implicature in contrastiveness.
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70. (2008) Two types of adverbial polarity items in
Japanese: absolute and relative. Proceedings of the 10th Conference of the Pragmatics Society of
Japan, 263-270. (draft pdf)
71. (2008) The multifunctionality of English and Japanese scalar
distance constructions: a semantic map approach. In Nikki Adams, Adam Cooper,
Fey Parrill, and Thomas Wier (eds.), Papers from the 40th Annual Meeting of the Chicago
Linguistic Society: The Main Session, 321-334. Chicago, IL: Chicago Linguistic Society.
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Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (General Session and Parasession on
Multilingualism and Fieldwork), 374-387. Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Linguistics
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73. (2007) On the dual standard in the Japanese
comparatives. (Written in Japanese) Proceedings of the 9th Conference of the Pragmatics Society of
Japan (vol.2), 65-72.
74. (2007) The scalar sensitivity of the Japanese scalar
additive particles. In Erin Bainbridge and Brian Agbayani (eds.), Proceedings
of the Thirty-Fourth Western Conference on Linguistics (WECOL 2006), vol. 17,
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75. (2007) From classifier construction to scalar
construction: the case of the Japanese N hitotu V nai and N 1-classifier V nai
constructions. In Naomi McGloin and Junko Mori (eds.), Japanese/Korean
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76. (2006) Wa-oroka, dokoro-ka koobun ni kansuru imiron teki goyooron teki
koosatu (The semantics and pragmatics of the wa-oroka and dokoro-ka
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78. (2006) Sinri teki yuusensei o arawasu ‘before’ koobun ni kansuru itikoo
satu: jikansei kara hikaku e (The psychological priority in the before construction: from ‘time’ to
‘comparison’). Proceedings of the 23rd Conference of the English
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79. (2006) ‘N hitotu V nai’ koobun no imiron teki, goyooron
teki tokusei ni tuite: kanren
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semantics and pragmatics of the “N hitotu V nai” construction: focusing on the comparison with related
constructions). Proceedings of Kansai Linguistic Society 30, 176-186.
80. (2005) ‘May/might (just) as well’ koobun ni tuite:
tagisei to toraekata to no kankei o tyuusin ni site (On the may/might (just) as well construction: its
multi-functionality and the speaker’s construal). Proceedings of the Twenty-Second
Conference of the English Linguistic Society of Japan (JELS 22), 181-190.
81. (2004) The cognitive characteristics of the idiomatic
comparative constructions: the case of the ‘no more/less…than’ constructions. Proceedings
of the 9th conference of Pan-Pacific Association of Applied
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82. (2003) The two-dimensional scale of
the concessive conditional construction: The case of English even if construction. Proceedings of the 8th conference of
Pan-Pacific Association of Applied Linguistics, 424-433.
83. (2003) The scalar
if not construction: syntactic, semantic and pragmatic conditions of its
two readings. Proceedings of the 7th conference of Pan-Pacific
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1.
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2.
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of “The Logic of Horn’s A Natural History
of Negation” by Yasuhiko Kato). 『語用論研究』(Studies
in Pragmatics) 21:
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3. (2017) 「荻原俊幸著 『「もの」の意味、「時間」の意味―記号化に頼らない形式意味論の話』」(Review of Mono-no Imi, Jikan-no Imi
‘The Semantics of Things, The Semantics of Times’ by Toshiyuki Ogihara (2016
Kuroshio Shuppan)). Studies in English Literature 94: 143-151.
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