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- 職名:
- 准教授
- 担当分野:
- 言語伝達論
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担当授業
多言語相関論演習
授業内容
We focus on the semantic analysis of Conventional Implicatures. Since H. P. Grice first classified conversational and conventional implicatures, the formal treatment of conventional implicatures has been much neglected compared to that of conversational implicatures. Recently, however, Christopher Potts reidentified the category of conventional implicatures and provided a formal and compositional semantics to expressives. This course aims to apply the theory to other lexical items in non-English languages that induce similar secondary meanings.
This course aims to build students' knowledge of linguistic theory, and to develop students' research ability through examining various issues in semantics, with emphases put on the following respects: (i) learning current issues in compositional semantics and their methodologies (ii) critical assessment of previous literature, (iii) formulation of falsifiable hypotheses, and (iv) academic writing.
略歴・主要業績
2006 Ph.D in Linguistics, University of Delaware.
Selected publications:
Yurie Hara, Shigeto Kawahara, and Yuli Feng. The prosody of enhanced bias in Mandarin and Japanese negative questions. Lingua, 150:92-116, 2014.
Yurie Hara, Youngju Kim, Hiromu Sakai, and Sanae Tamura. Projections of events and propositions in Japanese: A case study of koto-nominalized clauses in causal relations. Lingua, 133:262-288, September 2013.
Yurie Hara. Evidentiality of discourse items and Because-clauses. Journal of Semantics, 25(3):229-268, 2008.
See https://yuriehara.github.io/website/ for the full list.
所属学会
日本言語学会
電子メール
hara@imc.hokudai.ac.jp
研究領域
形式意味論、語用論、統語と意味のインターフェイス、心理言語学、神経言語学、日本語学、歴史言語学、漫画・アニメの言語学