YAMAOKA Masaki
Soka University
Publicationsichronologicallyj Japanese
Last Update@Mar/27/2020
Books
2019/Nov/18 Principles
and Aspects of Japanese Considerate Expressions, edited by
YAMAOKA Masaki Kurosio
Publishers, Tokyo, Japan
2018/Aug/10 New
Edition; An Introduction to Japanese Pragmatics: Japanese from the Perspective
of Communication Theories, by YAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA
Tsutomu, ONO Masaki, Meiji-Shoin, Tokyo, Japan
2018/Feb/27 Forward to Renaissance of Humanities: An
Introduction to Humanology, edited by YAMAOKA Masaki, ITO
Takao, CHONABAYASHI Ryo, Keiso Shobo,
Tokyo, Japan
2015/Dec/1@Cross-cultural
Understanding and Japanese Language Teaching, edit by CHO Ka-BiniCo-authorsj, Higher Education Publishers, Peking, China
2010/Feb/11 Communication and Considerate Expressions An Introduction to Japanese Pragmatics,
Meiji-Shoin, Tokyo, Japan iCo-authorsFYAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu,
ONO Masakij
2009/Dec/25 A Study of Japanese Verbs and Beyond,
Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, Beijing, China iCo-editorsFZHANG Wei, YAMAOKA Masakij
2008/Jun/25 The Theory of
Speech Function, Kurosio
Publishers,
2004/Mar/1@ Studies in Japanese Language and Culture, No.5, Peking University and Soka
University iCo-authorsj, Beijing, China
2000/Oct/15@Predicate and Setence
Function in Japanese (Frontier Series 13),@Kurosio Publishers, Tokyo, Japan@
2017/Jan/20@Nihongo 2nd
Step kfor Korial, Sisa
Japanese Publishing House, Seoul, Republic of Koria
2004/Dec/15@Japanese
Basic Reader: Nihongo 2nd Step, kRevised Editionl Hakuteisha,
Tokyo, Japan@
1995/Jan/10@New
Feeling Intermediate Japanese@kNihongo 2nd Step
for Korial, Sisa Japanese Publishing House, Seoul, Republic of Koria
1993/Aug/1 @Japanese
Readings for Progress@kNihongo 2nd Step for Taiwanl@Daxin Publishers, Taibei, Taiwan@
1993/Apr/20@Japanese
Basic Reader: Nihongo 2nd Step, Hakuteisha,
Tokyo, Japan@iCo-authorsFISHIKAWA
Keiko, YAMAMOTO Tadayuki, SUZUI Nobuyuki, YAMAOKA Masakij
Academic Papers
2020/Mar/20
The Report from the Database Project of Considerate Expressions (2): The Report
in 2019, The Research Papers of Japanese Communication, Vol.9, 74-89, The
Japanese Communication Workshop
2019/Nov/18
What is Considerate Expression, Principles and Aspects of Japanese
Considerate Expressions, 1-15, Kurosio
Publishers, Tokyo, Japan
2019/Nov/18
The Research History on Considerate Expressions, Principles and Aspects of
Japanese Considerate Expressions, 19-34, Kurosio
Publishers, Tokyo, Japan
2019/Nov/18
The Definition and Feature of Considerate Expressions, Principles and
Aspects of Japanese Considerate Expressions, 35-50, Kurosio
Publishers, Tokyo, Japan
2019/Nov/18
The Classification and Vocabulary of Considerate Expressions, Principles and
Aspects of Japanese Considerate Expressions, 51-66, Kurosio
Publishers, Tokyo, Japan
2019/Sep/27
The Report from the Database Project of Considerate Expressions (1): The Research
Plan and the Report in 2018, The Research Papers of Japanese Communication,
Vol.8, 1-14, The Japanese Communication Workshop
2018/Feb/27
What is Human, Forward to Renaissance of Humanities: An Introduction to Humanology, Keiso Shobo, Tokyo, Japan
2018/Feb/27
How are We Considerate to Life: Through Brain Death and Organ Transplant, Forward
to Renaissance of Humanities: An Introduction to Humanology,
Keiso Shobo, Tokyo, Japan
2016/Jun/5 The Assertion of Possibility and
the Interpersonal Consideration on –kamosirenai, Subjectivity in Language: Interface between Cognition and Politeness,
Chapter 8, edit by ONO Masaki, LI Qi-Nan, 133-150
2016/Mar/1
A Study on the Conventionalization of Considerate Expressions and the Loss of
Original Sense, The Research Papers of Japanese Communication, Vol.5, 1-9
2015/Dec/5@The Definition of
Considerate Expressions as Conventionalized Politeness, Proceedings
of the 17th Conference of the Pragmatic Society of Japan, Vol.10, 315-318
2015/Dec/1@Contrastive Study on
Considerate Expressions and Japanese Language Teaching, Cross-cultural Understanding and Japanese Language Teaching, edit
by CHO Ka-Bin, 216-231
2015/Mar/20@To Establish the
Method for the Description of Considerate Expressions in Modern Japanese: As
Basic Theory on the Construction of the Data-Base of Considerate Expressions,
The Research Papers of Japanese Communication, Vol.4, 57-63, The Japanese
Communication Workshop
2015/mar/16@An Inquiry of Humanology(7): What does gTo Believeh Mean for Human?, Collected Papers of the
Humanities, Vol.8, 95-114,
2014/Mar/20 A Study of the Interrelation between
Sentence Function and Aspect: Focusing on –teiru of Canceling Person Restriction, Studies in Japanese
Language and Japanese Literature, No.24, 27-40, Soka
University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2014/Feb/1@A Study of the
Interrelation between Sentence Function and Aspect: Focusing on the
Interpretation of -teiru
form of Verbs, The Research Papers of Japanese Communication, Vol.3, 1-8, The
Japanese Communication Workshop
2013/Mar/16@An Inquiry of Humanology(6): Brain Death, Organ Transplant and the
Dignity of Life (Chapter 2),
Collected Papers of the Humanities, Vol.6, 61-80,
2012/Nov/30 The Study on the Bilateral Force of gInterrogative
Expressionsh,@ The Research
Papers of Japanese Communication, Vol.2, 69-78, The Japanese Communication
Workshop
2012/Mar/16@An Inquiry of
Humanology(5): Brain Death, Organ Transplant and the Dignity of Life
(Chapter 1), Collected Papers of the Humanities, Vol.5, 39-53,
2011/Dec/25@A Case Study of
Translating Nichiren's Writings into Current
Japanese(6): Translations of the Quotations from Principal Mahayana Sutras,
Bulletin of the Institute of Oriental Philosophy, No.27, 22-48, The Institute
of Oriental Philosophy, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2011/Oct/15
The Contrastive Study on the Speech Function of to omow-u Constructions, The Research
Papers of Japanese Communication, Vol.1, 93-102, The Japanese Communication
Workshop
2011/Mar/16@An Inquiry of
Humanology(4): The Strategy of Mapping from Subjectivity to
Objectivity, Collected Papers of the Humanities, Vol.4, 57-69,
2010/Mar/16@An Inquiry of
Humanology(3): On the Humansf Subjectivity,
Collected Papers of the Humanities, Vol.3, 1-14,
2009/Dec/25
Vocabulary and
Grammatical Features of Mimetic Words with g-suruh, by YAMAOKA Masaki &
OTSUKA Nozomi, A Study of Japanese Verbs and Beyond, 124-134, Foreign Language
Teaching and Research Press, Beijing, China
2009/Jun/1@The Discourse Function
of g-kamoshirenaih, by ONO Masaki,
YAMAOKA Masaki, & MAKIHARA Tsutomu,
Studies in Linguistic Theory on Chinese and Japanese, 26-37, Xueyuan
Publishers, Beijing, China
2009/Jun/1@The Diffusion of Study Resource and language examination, by MAKIHARA Tsutomu, YAMAOKA Masaki, & ONO Masaki, Studies in Linguistic Theory on Chinese and Japanese, 55-63, Xueyuan Publishers, Beijing, China
2009/Mar/16
An Inquiry of Humanology(2): On The Definition of
Human (First), Collected Papers of the Humanities, Vol.2, 109-125,
2008/Sep/1@The Semantic Structure of
gtochuuh,@ by YAMAOKA Masaki & LI Qi-Nan, Studies in Japanese Language
and Culture, Tsinghua University, 144-154, Beijing, China
2008/May/1@The Considerate
Expressions for Complaint on Daily Conversation, by YAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA
Tsutomu & ONO Masaki, Studies in Japanese Language and Culture, Peking
University, No.8, 448-456, Xueyuan
Publishers, Beijing, China
2008/Mar/20
A History of Speech Function Theory, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese
Literature, No.18, 49-64,
2008/Mar/16
An Inquiry of Humanology(1): The Genealogy and the
Methodology, Collected Papers of the Humanities, Vol.1, 59-74,
2007/Dec/1
A Contrastive Study of Apology Expression in Japanese and Chinese, by YAMAOKA
Masaki & LI Qi-Nan, Japanese and Chinese The System and Performance of both
languages, Co-Memorial Thesis for cerebrating sixtieth birthday of Prof. MURAKI
Shinjiro, 224-236, Xueyuan
Publishers, Beijing, China
2007/Mar/20 The Comparison between Speech Act and Speech Function
(Japanese Version), Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature,
No.17, 1-21, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2006/Dec/20@A Case Study of Translating Nichiren's
Writings into Current Japanese(5): On the Translation of Tadashi, by
YAMAOKA Masaki & YAGINUMA Masahiro, Bulletin of the Institute of Oriental
Philosophy, No.22, 57-81, The Institute of Oriental Philosophy, Hachioji,
Tokyo, Japan
2006/Nov/1
The Comparison between Speech Act and Speech Function, International Journal
of Pragmatics, Vol.16, 29-45, Pragmatics Association of Japan, Tokyo, Japan
2006/Mar/20 The Principle of the Speech Function Theory, Studies in
Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.16, 1-17, Soka
University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2005/Dec/20@A Case Study of
Translating Nichiren's Writings into Current
Japanese(4): On the Translation of Quotation from The Lotus Sutra, by YAMAOKA
Masaki & YAGINUMA Masahiro, Bulletin of the Institute of Oriental
Philosophy, No.21, 33-53, The Institute of Oriental Philosophy, Hachioji,
Tokyo, Japan
2004/Dec/20@A Case Study of
Translating Nichiren's Writings into Current
Japanese(3): On the Translation from Buddhism Terms to General Words, by
YAMAOKA Masaki & YAGINUMA Masahiro, Bulletin of the Institute of Oriental
Philosophy, No.20, 45-75, The Institute of Oriental Philosophy, Hachioji,
Tokyo, Japan
2004/Mar/20@Present Status of Studies on Japanese Considerate Expressions,
Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.14, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2004/Mar/1@A Contrastive Study of Request Expression in Japanese and Chinese,
by YAMAOKA Masaki & LI Qi-Nan, Studies in Japanese Language and Culture,
Peking University and Soka University, No.5, Xueyuan Publishers, Beijing, China
2003/Dec/25@A Case Study of Translating Nichiren's Writings into Current Japanese(2): On
Supplements to the Original Text, Bulletin of the Institute of Oriental
Philosophy, No.19, The Institute of Oriental Philosophy, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2003/Mar/20@Vocabulary and Grammatical Features of Possible Verbs, Studies in
Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.13, Soka
University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2002/Dec/25@A Case Study of Translating Nichiren's
Writings into Current Japanese(1):A Shift from the Japanese Reading of Chinese
Character to Current Japanese, Bulletin of the Institute of Oriental
Philosophy, No.18, The Institute of Oriental Philosophy, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2002/Mar/20@Vocabulary and Grammatical Features of Affective Descriptive Verbs,
Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.12, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
2002/Jan/22@Principles of the functional syllabus in Japanese Intermediate
Textbook(3)Between Non-Kanji Verbs and Directives, Quality
Japanese Studies and Japanese Language Education in Kanji-Using Areas in the
New Century: by Society of Japanese Language Education, Hong-Kong, China
2000/Dec/29@Vocabulary and
Grammatical Features of Value Verbs, in KUSANAGI Yutaka ed. Vocabulary
and Grammar of Modern Japanese, Kurosio Publishers,
Tokyo, Japan
2000/Oct/1@Vocabulary and Grammatical Features of Relative Verbs, Japanese
Linguistics, No.8, The National Language Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan
2000/Jul/1 Principles of the functional syllabus in Japanese Intermediate
Textbook(2)On the multi-functionality of the Predicate Verb "ar-", Essays in the 1st
International Conference on Japanese Studies, Taiwan-Japan Relations and
Japanese Education, Chinese Culture University, Department of Japanese Language
and Literature Graduate Institute of Japanese Studies, Taibei,
Taiwan
2000/Mar/20@Vocabulary and Grammatical Features of
Affective Transition Verbs, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese
Literature, No.10, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo,
Japan
1999/Jun/30@Vocabulary and Grammatical Features of Attribute Verbs, Kokugogaku(Studies in the Japanese Language), No.197, Kokugo Gakkai(The Society for the Study of Japanese
Language, Tokyo, Japan
1999/Jun/25@Morphology of Predicate on Japanese\\with
special reference to tense affix\\, Bulletin of
Literature and Education, No.37, Association of Literature and Education,
Tokyo, Japan
1999/Mar/20@The Grammatical features of Expressive Verbs, Studies in Japanese
Language and Japanese Literature, No.9, Soka
University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1999/May/1@Utterance Function and
Illocutionary Act,
1998/Mar/20@On the Global Propulsion of Japanese Language Teaching on Tenri-kyo, Studies in Comparative Culture, Vol.15, The Institute for Comparative Studies of Culture, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1998/Mar/20@The classification and Vocabulary of Verbal Expressives, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.8, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1997/Mar/20@Spaces to which attributed Experiences and Problems of Adjectival Sentencei3j, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.7, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1996/Mar/20@Spaces to which attributed Experiences and Problems of Adjectival Sentencei2j, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.6, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1995/Dec/25@Paradigm on First Person\\Perspective to Humanology, Memorial Thesis on the 25th Anniversary, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1995/May/29@Functional Syllabus on Introduction to Volitional Expressions, Japanese Language Education in South China, Proceedings of the International Conference held at the University of Macau, Macau
1995/May/26@Modality of
Subordinate Clause, in NITTA Yoshio ed. Studies of Complex Sentence, Kurosio Publishers,
1995/Mar/20@Spaces to which attributed Experiences and Problems of Adjectival Sentencei1j, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.8, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1994/Oct/1@Empathy and Person on
Benefactive Constructions, Language Literature and Japanese Education,
Co-Memorial Thesis for Prof. MORINO Muneaki, Sanseido,
1994/Mar/20@Meaning of Adjectival Sentence and Subjectivity of Perception, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.8, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1993/Jul/10@Agent and Beneficiary
on Benefactive Constructions, Co-Memorial Thesis of Japanese Linguistics for
Dr. KOMATSU Hideo, Sanseido,
1993/May/20@Expression Asking Emotion and the Theory which Attributes Information to Mental Space, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.8, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1992/Jul/15@Presentation of Sentence Patterns of Volitional Expressions, Journal of Japanese Language Teaching, No.77, The Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language, Tokyo, Japan
1991/Jul/5 The Distinction between Mental Spaces to which Attributes Experiences in Japanese Adjectival Expressions, Proceedings of the the 8th Conference, 30-31, Japanese Cognitive Science Society, Tokyo, Japan
1991/Mar/30 Pragmatic
Value of MIO Isago's "BA (situation of
utterance)", Bulletin of Institute of Japanese Language, No.5, 15-22,
1991/Mar/20 Basic Study on the Theory which Attributes Information to Mental Space and Person Category in Pragmatics, Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.8, 12-23, Soka University, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan
1990/Jan/31 Benefactive Constructions and Request in Japanese, Studies in Language and Literature, No.17, 19-33, Institute of Literature and Linguistics, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
1989/May/31 Between
Speech Act Theory and Modality, Tsukuba Working Papers in Linguistics, No.8,
16-28, Linguistic Circle, The
1989/Mar/20 On the Communication of Deictic Information in Conversations in which Ellipsis Occurs, Journal of Japanese Language Teaching, No.67, 99-110, The Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language, Tokyo, Japan
1988/Dec/30 On Pseudo-Command Sentence, Japanese Language and Literature, No.10, 11-19, The Society of Japanese Language and Literature, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
1988/May/1 On the Concept of gBA(situation of utterance)", Tsukuba Working Papers in Linguistics, No.6/7, 41-66, Linguistic Circle, The University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
Reviews
2015/Mar/31@Review: Speech Acts
and The Theory of Regulation by KUBO Susumu, Studies in Pragmatics, No.16,
67-76, The Pragmatics Society of Japan, Osaka, Japan
2010/Feb/11 Self
Review: Communication and Considerate
Expressions An Introduction to
Japanese Pragmatics, by YAMAOKA
Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu, ONO Masaki, Japanese Linguistics, Vol29. No.4, 41, Meiji-Shoin,
Tokyo, Japan
2005/Jul/1
Review: Benefactive Constructions in Japanese: te-yaru,
te-kureru, te-morawu no
Bumpo by YAMADA Toshihiro, Nihongo no Kenkyu (Studies in the Japanese Language), Vol.1, No.3,
Nihongo Gakkai (The Society for Japanese Linguistics),
2005/Mar/20
Review: Japanese Expressions which include Problems ed. by KITAHARA Yasuo,
Studies in Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, No.15,
2004/Dec/1 kLanguage-Zone ΏlThe Introduction to Pragmatics of Japanese by KATO Shigehiro, The Monthly Language, Vol.33 No.12, Taishukan, Tokyo, Japan
2004/May/31@Review: Aspects of Adverbial Expressions by NITTA Yoshio, Journal of Japanese Grammar, Vol.4,No.1, The Society of Japanese Grammar, Kurosio publishers, Tokyo, Japan
1997/Jul/1@Review: A Dictionary of Japanese Language Learners' Errors by ICHIKAWA Yasuko, The Monthly Nihongo, Vol.10 No.7, Alc, Tokyo, Japan
Invited Lecture, Presentations at International Conferences (representative)
2020/Feb/28@Politeness
and Considerate Expressions, The Subjectivity of Language Project Conference,
at National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations iINALCOj, Paris, France iYAMAOKA Masaki, Invited Lecturejnew
2019/Oct/20 An Introduction of Considerate
Expressions into Japanese Language Teaching and Key Sentence Patterns in
Intermediate Class, The 2nd Symposium on Language and Translation in
Chinese-Japanese, at Huaqiao University, Quánzhōu,
China iYAMAOKA Masaki, Invited Lecturej
2018/Jun/2@Japanese-Specific
Considerate Expressions and Key Sentence Patterns in Intermediate Class, 120th
anniversary International Conference; Japan and World: The Transmission of
Civilization, Exchange and Development, at Peking University, Peking, China iYAMAOKA Masaki, Invited Lecturej
2017/Jul/8 The Repeat Expressions in Modern
Japanese: from the Viewpoint of Form and Interpersonal Function, Tenth
International Conference on Practical Linguistics of Japanese, at National
Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics, Tachikawa,
Japan (ONO Masaki,
MAKIHARA Tsutomu, LI Qi-nan, YAMAOKA
Masaki,)
2016/Dec/1@Panel: The
Characteristic of Japanese Culture from the Perspective of the Comparison of
Language Behavior between Japanese, Chinese, and Korean iYAMAOKA Masaki is a Commentator, The 1st Annual
International Conference of East Asian Consortium of Japanese Studies, at
Songdo Convensia, Incheon, Republic of Koreaj
2016/Sep/10@@Conventionalization
of Considerate Expressions and Loss of their Original Sense, International
Conference of Japanese Language Teaching at Bali Nusa Dua
Convention Center, Indonesia
(YAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu, ONO Masaki, LI Qi-nan)
2016/Sep/10@@The
Repetition of the Same Words from the Perspective of Considerate Expressions,
International Conference of Japanese Language Teaching at Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, Indonesia (ONO Masaki, YAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu, LI Qi-nan)
2016/Jun/5@@The
Analysis of the word epolitef
in Japanese, English, Chinese, Ninth International Conference on Practical
Linguistics of Japanese, at San Francisco State University, USA (ONO Masaki, LI
Qi-nan, YAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu)
2016/Jun/4@@On Blame
Speeches, Ninth International Conference on Practical Linguistics of Japanese,
at San Francisco State University, USA
(YAMAOKA Masaki, LI Qi-nan, MAKIHARA Tsutomu,
ONO Masaki)
2014/Mar/22@ To Establish the Method for the Description of Considerate Expressions in
Modern Japanese: As Basic Theory on the Construction of the Data-Base of
Considerate Expressions, @Eighth International Conference on Practical
Linguistics of Japanese, at , National Institute for Japanese Language and
Linguistics, Japan (YAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu, ONO Masaki)
2012/Apr/28 The horizon of Considerate Expressions,
by YAMAOKA Masaki, The Invited Lecture in the 2012 Spring Conference i16thj at Waseda University, Tokyo
2011/Mar/4@gContrastive
Study on Speech Function of "to omow-"
Structureh@Seventh International Conference on
Practical Linguistics of Japanese, at San Francisco State University, USA (YAMAOKA
Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu, ONO Masaki, LI Qi-nan)
2009/Nov/27
gA New Current in Studies of Considerate Expressionsh, by YAMAOKA Masaki, The Invited Lecture@at Peking
University, Beijing, China
2009/Nov/27
gThe Basis of Studies on Japanese Linguistics with special reference to Considerate Expressionsh, by YAMAOKA Masaki, The Invited Lecture at Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China
2008/Oct/11@The
Grammatical Function of gMimetic Words –suruh, by YAMAOKA Masaki
& OTSUKA Nozomi, The International
Forum on Japanese Linguistics, at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
2008/Mar/24 gThe
Adverbs as Considerate expressionsh, by YAMAOKA Masaki, MAKIHARA Tsutomu, & ONO Masaki, Sixth
International Conference on Practical Linguistics of Japanese, at San
Francisco State University, San
Francisco, USA
2007/Sep/1 The Discourse Function of g-kamoshirenaih, by ONO Masaki, YAMAOKA Masaki, & MAKIHARA Tsutomu, The
International Symposium on Japan Studies,@at Peking
University, Beijing, China
2007/Sep/1@The
Diffusion of Study Resource and language examination, by MAKIHARA Tsutomu, YAMAOKA Masaki, & ONO Masaki, The
International Symposium on Japan Studies,@at Peking
University, Beijing, China
2006/May/28@The
Semantic Structure of gtochuuh,@ by YAMAOKA Masaki & LI
Qi-Nan, The International Forum on Japanese Language and Culture, at Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China
2006/Mar/4@gThe
Expressions which attribute benefit in Speech Functional Theoryh, by YAMAOKA Masaki,@Fifth International
Conference on Practical Linguistics of Japanese, at San Francisco State
University, San Francisco, USA
2006/Feb/13@gThe
Function of Language in Communicationh, by YAMAOKA
Masaki, The Special Lecture at the Japanese Language Program, at Soka University of America, Aliso Viejo, USA
2000/Nov/21@Principles of the functional syllabus in Japanese
Intermediate Textbook(3)Between Non-Kanji Verbs and
Directives, by YAMAOKA Masaki,
The International Symposium of the Japanese Studies Program, at The Chinese
University of Hong Kong, Hong-Kong, China
2000/Mar/21 Principles of the functional
syllabus in Japanese Intermediate Textbook(2)On the multi-functionality of the Predicate Verb "ar-",
by YAMAOKA Masaki, The 1st International Conference on Japanese Studies, Taiwan-Japan
Relations and Japanese Education, at Chinese Culture University, Taibei, Taiwan
1995/Apr/8@The Grammar to Rethink Japanese Language, by YAMAOKA Masaki, The
Lectures for Japanese Language Teaching, Niigata City International Exchange
Foundation, Niigata, Japan
1994/May/14@Functional Syllabus on
Introduction to Volitional Expressions, by YAMAOKA Masaki, The International
Conference on Japanese Language Education in South China, at University of
Macau, Macau
Contributions to Magazines
2012/Jul/1@Is Japanese More Difficult than Foreign
Languages? , The Hopeful Newspaper for girls and boys, issued on 2012/7/1ieveryonefs questionsj, The Seikyo Shimbun, Tokyo, Japan
2008/Apr/10 The Contemporary Uses of
Terms by Low-Teen ages, Todai, 2008 No.5, Daisanbunmei-sha, Tokyo, Japan
2004/Nov/1 special issue32FThe Diversification of
Utterance Function in Verbal Volitional Form -yoo
@@@@@@@ special issue34FThe
Function of -ba to omowimasu
as an Application of Conditional Expression
@@@@@@@ special issue46FThe
Form and Consideration of Apology Expressions
The 400th Anniversary Special Issue: The Inspections of JapaneseqThe Strange Expressions in Correct Japaneser,
The Monthly Language, Vol.33 No.11, Taishukan, Tokyo, Japan
Writing Items of Dictionaries
2014/Jul/10@The Dictionary for
Japanese Grammar, ed.by The Society of
Japanese Grammar, Taishukan,
Tokyo, Japan
2002/Dec/10@The Meikyo Japanese Dictionary, ed.by KITAHARA Yasuo, Taishukan, Tokyo, Japan
1993/May/10@The AOTS Nihongo
Dictionary for Practical Use, ed. by TAMAMURA Fumio, 3A Network Corporation,
1990/Feb/15@New Japanese
Dictionary for School Children@ed. by SHIBATA Takeshi, Kyoiku-Dojin-sha,
To: Soka University HP (English)
To: Department of the
Japanese Language and Literature HP
To: Masaki
YAMAOKA's HP: Index