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Hiroyuki Oshita
E-Mail: oshita@ohiou.edu
Phone: 740-593-4570
Department: 740-593-4564
Fax: 740-593-2967
Office: Room 373 Gordy Hall
Mailing Address:
Department of Linguistics
383 Gordy Hall
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701 USA
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Current
Positions:
Associate Professor of Japanese and Linguistics
Graduate Chair
Coordinator of the Japanese
Program
Faculty Advisor to the Japanese
Student Association
Faculty Advisor to the Japanese
Connection or J-CONN (Japanese Anime and Culture Club)
Education:
1997. Ph.D., Linguistics, University of
Southern California.
1989. M.A., Applied Linguistics,
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
1987. M.A., English, University of
Canterbury, New Zealand.
1984. B.Ed., Hiroshima University,
Japan.
Dissertation:
Title: "The
Unaccusative Trap": L2 Acquisition of English Intransitive
Verbs.
Committee:
William Rutherford (Chair), Maria Luisa Zubizarreta, Maria Polinsky,
Mario Saltarelli.
Publications:
Ayako Deguchi and Hiroyuki Oshita. 2004.
Meaning, Proficiency and Error Types: Variations in Nonnative
Acquisition of Unaccusative Verbs. Susan H. Foster-Cohen, Michael
Sharwood Smith, Antonell Sorace and Mitsuhiko Ota, eds., EuroSLA
Yearbook 2003, pp. 41-65.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2004. A Review of
Unaccusativity in Second Language Japanese and
English by Makiko Hirakawa, Hituzi Syobo, Tokyo 2003.
Second Language 4, 99-101.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2004. Is There
Anything There When There Is Not There? Null
Expletives and Second Language Data. Second Language Research 20, 2,
95-130.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2002. Uneasiness
with the Easiest: On the Subject-Verb Order in L2 English. Second
Language 1, 45-61. The Japan Second Language Association (J-SLA).
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2001. The
Unaccusative Trap in Second Language Acquisition. Studies in Second
Language Acquisition 23, 2, 279-304.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2000. What
Is Happened May Not Be What Appears To Be Happening: a corpus
study of "passive" unaccusatives in L2 English. Second Language
Research 16, 4, 293-324.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2000. Trying to
See the Unaccusative Forest in Second Language Acquisition. In: Social
and Cognitive Factors in SLA: Selected Proceedings of the 1999 Second
Language Research Forum, pp. 243-263. Somerville, MA: Cascadilla Press.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1998. The
Unaccusative Trap and the Development of L2 Lexicon. CLS 34: The
Panels, pp. 493-510. (The Proceedings from the Panels of the Chicago
Linguistic Society's Thirty-fourth Meeting. Volume 34-2.)
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1995. Compounds:
a View from Suffixation and A-Structure Alteration. In: Booij, Geert
and Jaap van Marle, eds. Yearbook of Morphology 1994, pp. 179-205.
Dordrecht: Kluwer.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1994. A-Structure
Template and Formation of English Deverbal Adjectives. MIT Working
Papers in Linguistics #23, pp. 247-265.
Presentations
(juried):
Hiroyuki Oshita and Ayako Deguchi. 2005. Looking for
"U": Evidence for the Unaccusative Trap Hypothesis. Second Language
Research Forum 2005. Teachers College at Columbia University. October
7-9.
Hiroyuki Oshita and Ayako Deguchi. 2004. Factors that
Conspire to Shape "U". GASLA 7. Indiana University at Bloomington.
April 15-18.
Ayako Deguchi and Hiroyuki Oshita. 2003. Lexical
Semantic and Developmental Variations in the Acquisition of Engoish
Unaccusative Verbs by Native Speakers of Japanese. Japan-SLA
Conference. Daito Bunka University, Tokyo. May 24-25.
Ayako Deguchi and Hiroyuki Oshita. 2003. Meaning,
Proficiency and Error Types: Variations in Nonnative Acquisition of
Unacusative Verbs. EuroSLA 2003 Conference. Edinburgh, Scotland.
September 19-21.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2000. Uneasiness with the Easiest:
the Subject-Verb Order in L2 English. 20th Annual Second Language
Research Forum. University of Wisconsin at Madison. September 7-10.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2000. On Psychological Reality of
Null Expletives. American Association for Applied Linguistics 2000
Annual Convention. Vancouver, British Columbia. March 11-14.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1999. Trying to See the
Unaccusativity Forest in SLA Research. Second Language Research Forum
1999. University of Minnesota. September 23-26.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1998. How Input Fools Learners: the
Unaccusative Trap in L2 English. International Congress on Trends in
Second Language Teaching and Learning. Ottawa, Canada. April 20-23.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1998. The Unaccusative Trap and the
Development of L2 Lexicon. 34th Regional Meeting of the Chicago
Linguistic Society. University of Chicago. April 17-19.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1998. The Unaccusative Trap in L2
English. 51st Annual Kentucky Foreign Language Conference.
University of Kentucky. April 16-18.
Hiroyuki Oshita and Joe Allen. 1996. On the Origin of
'Passivized' Unaccusatives in L2 English. Linguistic Society of America
Meeting. San Diego, CA. January 4-7.
Hiroyuki Oshita and Joe Allen. 1995. L2 Acquisition of
English Unaccusative Verbs: Crosslinguistic and Developmental Aspects.
EUROSLA 5 Conference. University College Dublin, Ireland. September
7-11.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1994. Compounds: a View from
Suffixation and A-Structure Alteration. Linguistic Society of America
Meeting. Boston, MA. January 6-9.
Presentations
(unjuried):
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2003. Conversational
Story-Telling: Learning from (Good and Bad) Samples. Symposium in the
Second Summer Japanese Institute: Pragramtics in the JFL Classroom.
University of Hawaii at Manoa. August 8.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2000. Is There
Anything There When There Is Not There?: Null
Expletives in L2 English. Invited Colloquium Talk. University of
Southern California. Los Angeles. April 11.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 2000. The V-S
Word Order in L2 Chinese: A Reanalysis of Yuan 1999. Invited Class
Talk. University of Southern California. Los Angeles. April 10.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1999. Is There a
Ghost in the Bedroom?: On Psyhological Reality of Null Expletives. The
Department of Linguistics Colloquium. Ohio University. November 5.
Hiroyuki Oshita. 1996. L2
Acquisition of English Unaccusative Verbs: Structural, Crosslinguistic,
and Developmental Aspects. USC Linguistics Student Workshop. Los
Angeles. April 19.
Current
Research Topics:
U-shaped development on the L2 acquisition of
intransitive verbs
Lexical Conceptual Structure and
L2 acquisition
Case Marker Drop in L2 Japanese
Research
Interests:
grammatical analysis of second language
acquisition, word formation, argument structure and lexical conceptual
structure.
use of authentic materials in
Japanese teaching
Selected
Professional Workshop/Training Participation:
The Second Summer Japanese Institute:
Pragmatics in the JFL Classroom. August 4-8, 2003. University of Hawaii
at Manoa.
The First Summer Japanese
Institute: Pragmatics in the JFL Classroom. July 22 - August 2, 2002.
University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Asian Business Language Workshop,
June 30 - July 1, 2000. Park City, Utah.
ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview
Workshop, June 5-8, 2000. Monterey, California.
Professional
Affiliations:
Linguistic Society of America (LSA)
Japan Second Language Association
(J-SLA)
Ohio Association of Teachers of
Japanese (OATJ)
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