Background
- Born in 1958 in Japan.
- B.A, International Christian University in Tokyo, 1981;
- M.A. University of Oslo, 1996;
- Research Fellow, University of Oslo, 1998-2003;
- Guest researcher at University of California, San Diego, 2002-2003;
- Dr. of Arts, University of Oslo, 2004;
- Assistant Professor, University of Oslo, 2004;
- Associate Professor, University of Oslo, 2005 -
Special fields
- Modern Japanese language
- Cognitive Linguistics
- Sociolinguistics
Ongoing and planned research projects at IKOS
- Historical Change of DAT marking on causees and passive agents in Japanese
Tags:
Japan,
Japanese,
Linguistics,
Sociolinguistics
Publications
- Passives, Causatives and the Unaccusative Hypothesis in Japanese. MA thesis. Universitetet i Oslo: Universitetet i Oslo 1996. 117 s.
- Japansk Standardspråk. In Standardspråk underveis - Historien til åtte orientalske og østeuropeiske språk. Oslo: Unipub forlag 2004. ISBN 82-7477-170-2. s. 179-200
- The Japanese Dative: A Cognitive Analysis. Doctoral dissertation. Universitetet i Oslo: 2003. 377 s. ISSN0806-3222
- Japansk Skriftspråk. In Vinduet mot Japan. Terje Grønning (red.). Oslo: Tapir akademisk forlag 2005. ISBN82-519-2046-9. s. 263-277
- (Book Review) The Dative, Volume 2: Theoretical and Contrastive Studies(Case and Grammatical Relations across Languages, Volume 3) Edited by Willy Van Langendonck and William Van Belle. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company, 1998. pp.296. Acta Linguistica Hafniensia 2001;33:204-211
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Hansen, Tomoko Okazaki
(2001).
The Dative, Volume 2: Theoretical and Contrastive Studies(Case and Grammatical Relations across Languages, Volume 3) Edited by Willy Van Langendonck and William Van Belle. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company, 1998. pp.296.
Acta Linguistica Hafniensia. International Journal of Linguistics.
ISSN 0374-0463.
33,
p. 204–211.
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