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| | Tamami Shimada Last updated: Apr 30, 2017 at 09:12 | Name | Tamami Shimada |
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E-mail | shimada meikai.ac.jp |
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Affiliation | Meikai University |
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Section | Faculty of Languages and Cultures |
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Published Papers Tamami Shimada World Englishes 35(2) 310-323 May 2016 [Refereed][Invited] A Survey on Language and Identity in the Irish Context (I): Attitudes towards languages Tamami Shimada 17 89-117 Mar 2015 Morphosyntactic features in flux: Awareness of ‘Irishness’ and ‘Standard’ in Hiberno-English speakers Tamami Shimada Arbeiten aus Anglistik und Amerikanistik 40 41-65 Jun 2015 [Refereed][Invited] Non-use, no identity? : The assessment of the ‘non-use’ judgement in ‘Irish markers’ in Hiberno-English Tamami Shimada Celtic Forum 16 12-23 Oct 2013 [Refereed] The do be form in southwest Hiberno-English and its linguistic enquiries Tamami Shimada Festschrift for Professor Hiroshi Kumamoto,『東京大学言語学論集』 33 255-271 Mar 2013 [Invited] Misc The 16th IAWE: World Englishes today Tamami Shimada Asian Englishes 13(2) 76-81 Mar 2011 [Invited] Books etc Transcultural Roots Uprising: The Rhizomatic Languages, Literatures and Cultures of the Caribbean University of Curaçao and Fundashon pa Planifikashon di Idioma Oct 2013 |
English in Ireland: Beyond Similarities Tamami Shimada Keisuisha Feb 2010 |
Linguistic Identity in Postcolonial Multilingual Spaces Cambridge Scholars Publishing Dec 2007 |
Conference Activities & Talks Variations in English activate EFL learner’s awareness: The impact of World Englishes on language education Tamami Shimada World Englishes 18 Dec 2014 Social factors in contact-induced language change: The present status of do be V-ing vs. be after V-ing in Hiberno-English Tamami Shimada Klagenfurt Conference on Corpus-Based Applied Linguistics 25 Sep 2014 Some theoretical potentialities of Hiberno-English in contact linguistics: an exploration of the do be habitual Tamami Shimada Changing English: Contact and Variation 10 Jun 2013 Exploring linguistic connections between Ireland and the Eastern Caribbean Shimada, Tamami and Sally Delgado 6th Eastern Caribbean Islands Cultures Conference on the Languages, Literatures and Cultures of the Eastern Caribbean 7 Nov 2012 Hiberno-English as a Link: Is there a possible continuum between creoles and this English dialect? Tamami Shimada Creolitics 9 11 Apr 2012 Grammatical Innovations and Contact-induced Restructuring in Hiberno-English Tamami Shimada Language Contact and Change: Grammatical Structure Encounters the Fluidity of Language 22 Sep 2010 Hiberno-English in the context of World Englishes Tamami Shimada World Englishes 2010 (16th IAWE) 25 Jul 2010 Sociolinguistics of be after and other grammatical forms in Hiberno-English Tamami Shimada New Perspectives on Irish-English 11 Mar 2010 Topic, focus and ‘salience’: Processing presuppositions and mental pictures in the linear nature of language Tamami Shimada Information Structure between Linguistics and Psycholinguistics 3 Mar 2009 Is Hiberno-English a Creole language? [Invited] Tamami Shimada First Lecture Series on Hiberno-English 18 Feb 2008 Awareness of ‘Standard’ and ‘Irishness’: Motives for change in contemporary Hiberno-English Tamami Shimada Sociolinguistic Symposium 16 7 Jul 2006 The vicissitudes of the ‘do be’ form in Hiberno-English Tamami Shimada Innovations and Reproductions in Cultures and Societies 9 Dec 2005 ‘Irishness’ in Hiberno-English: A study of postcolonial language in a globalised world Tamami Shimada Language and Global Communication 5 Jul 2005 ‘Non-cleft’ analysis of the ’tis ~ it is… construction Tamami Shimada The First International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English 23 Jun 2005 Contact-induced features in Hiberno-English: ‘Non-cleft’ analysis of the ’tis~it is… construction Tamami Shimada Creole Language Structure between Substrates and Superstrates 3 Jun 2005 Ethnic identity as vitality in language: A study of ‘Irishness’ in Hiberno-English Tamami Shimada The Language and Identity Tapestry: Linguistic Re/presentations and Identities in Social Interaction 18 Feb 2005 |
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