Faculty Information - WATANABE Yoshihiko

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WATANABE Yoshihiko

Department Daito Bunka University Faculty of Foreign Languages Department of English Language

Daito Bunka University Graduate School Graduate School of Foreign Languages English Linguistics

Job Professor

Present specialized field
Aesthetics and art studies keyword(Generative Study of Syntax)

Business career
1.	2006/04 ～ 2010/03	Chief of the English Department Daito Bunka University English Department, Faculty of Foreign Languages
2.	2012/04 ～ 2016/03	Director, Trustee Daito Bunka University Daito Bunka Gakuen
3.	2012/04 ～ 2016/03	Dean of the Faculty of Foreign Languages Daito Bunka University Faculty of Foreign Languages
4.	2021/06 ～ 2024/06	Trustee Daito Bunka University Daito Bunka Gakuen

Academic conference
1.	1983/11 ～	English Linguistic Society of Japan
2.	2019/04 ～ 2025/03	∟ trustee
3.	2019/04 ～	English Linguistic Society of Japan

Books and Papers
1.	Books	The Syntax and Semantics of English Complement Relative Clauses and Some Problems of the Antecedent (Sole-authored) 2022/02
2.	Books	Meaning and Speech Acts, by Daniel Vanderveken (Co-authored) 1997/11
3.	Papers	The Syntax and Semantics of Individual-Situation Relative Clauses: A Complement Analysis of Relative Clauses The Journal of the Institute for Language and Education Research (No. 42),pp.125-137 (Sole-authored) 2025/03/01
4.	Papers	Predicative Relative Clauses as Complements: A Property Analysis of Subkinds and Reinterpretation (36),pp.209-215 (Sole-authored) 2019/09
5.	Papers	On Predicative Relative Clauses in English and the (In)definiteness of their Antecedent Noun Phrases Journal of Center for Teacher Development and Educational Research, Daito Bunka University (No. 2),pp.139-148 (Sole-authored) 2017/12
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2018/11/25	Predicative Relative Clauses as Complements: A Property Analysis of Subkinds and Reinterpretation
2.	2016/12/03	On the meaning and function of English predicative relative clauses: In the case of indefinite antecedents (Linguistic Society of Japan, 153th Conference)