NONOMIYA,Ayumi - Faculty of Letters General Department of Humanities Department of English Linguistics and Literature

NONOMIYA, Ayumi

Faculty, Department/Institute

Faculty of Letters General Department of Humanities Department of English Linguistics and Literature

Academic status (qualification)

Associate Professor Apr. 1,2022

Undergraduate Degrees・University

University of Sheffield School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics2017

Academic Degrees

Ph.D. The University of Sheffield
MA The University of Tokyo
BA Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

所属学会・団体名	役職名 (役職在任期間)
Iwasaki Linguistics Circle
MODERN ENGLISH ASSOCIATION

Research Publications

No.	Type of publication	Date of publication (Date of presentation)	Title	Publisher and journal name	Volume number
1	Papers1	2021/7～2021,07,00,,,	Second person pronoun ye in George Bernard Shaw's plays	Studies in Modern English	37,,19-42
2	Papers1	2021/4～2021,04,00,,,	Some problems of Oxford Beginner's Japanese Dictionary		,14,128-137
3	Keynote address20	2021/3/18～2021,03,18,,,	The use of thou in George Bernard Shaw's Plays	Historical Sociolinguistics Network 2021
4	Book2	2021/1/30～2021,01,30,,,	Enregisterment of thou in eighteenth‐century plays	Kaitakusha	xvi, 256 p.
5	Papers1	2019/12～2019,12,00,,,	[Review] Kate Burridge and Alexander Bergs, Understanding Language Change	Studies in English Literature	96,,166-170
6	Keynote address20	2019/8/31～2019,08,31,,,	Some Problems in Oxford Beginner's Japanese Dictionary
7	Keynote address20	2017/8～2017,08,00,,,	The Two Types of Ye in Eighteenth-Century Dramas	6th Late Modern English Conference (LMEC6), Uppsala University
8	Keynote address20	2017/6～2017,06,00,,,	Thou and You in Eighteenth-Century Dramas
9	Papers1	2017/6～2017,06,00,,,	Second Person Pronouns in Eighteenth-Century Dramas		,,-
10	Artistic activities13	2016～2016,00,00,,,	'Arts and Humanities Research Culture in Japan.' Research Culture Database, White Rose University Consortium.
11	Keynote address20	2014/4～2014,04,00,,,	Second Person Pronouns in Eighteenth-Century British Dramas	Personal Pronouns in Linguistics and Stylistics, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
12	Keynote address20	2014/3～2014,03,00,,,	'Sir!' 'That damned monosyllable has froze me!' – Speakers’ Choices of Second Person Pronouns and Address Terms in 18c British Dramas	Postgraduate Politeness Conference, Sheffield Hallam University
13	Papers1	2014～2014,00,00,,,	Thou and You in Eighteenth-Century English Plays.	Token: A Journal of English Linguistics	3,,211-234
14	Papers1	2013/10～2013,10,00,,,	What Happens When a Word Is Falling out of Use? Case Study on Thou and You in Henry Fielding's Plays	Track Changes	4,,39-56
15	Keynote address20	2013/8～2013,08,00,,,	THOU and YOU in Eighteenth-century Plays	5th Late Modern English Conference (LMODE5), University of Bergamo.
16	Keynote address20	2012/5～2012,05,00,,,	THOU and YOU in Henry Fielding’s Plays	School of English PG Colloquium
17	Papers1	2011/5～2011,05,00,,,	Imperative sentences in ten eighteenth-century English comedies	Studies in Modern English	27,,101-119
18	Papers1	2009/7/29～2009,07,29,,,	An analysis of the Longman Advanced American Dictionary, New Edition: a pedagogical viewpoint	Lexicon	39,,18-99
19	Papers1	2009/3/1～2009,03,01,,,	Gender and imperatives in the eighteenth-century English novel	Language and information sciences	7,,65-78
20	Keynote address20	2008/10～2008,10,00,,,	Gender and Imperative in Eighteenth-Century Novels
21	Artistic activities13	2005～2005,00,00,,,	TUFS Language Module: English Grammar Module

PapersSecond person pronoun ye in George Bernard Shaw's playsIn refereedNonomiya, AyumiStudies in Modern English37,,19-422021/7～

PapersSome problems of Oxford Beginner's Japanese DictionaryNonomiya, Ayumi,14,128-1372021/4～

Keynote addressThe use of thou in George Bernard Shaw's PlaysAyumi NonomiyaHistorical Sociolinguistics Network 20212021/3/18～

BookEnregisterment of thou in eighteenth‐century playsNonomiya, AyumiKaitakushaxvi, 256 p.2021/1/30～9784758922951This is a study on the use of the second person pronoun THOU in eighteenth-century English plays based on a corpus compiled from ten tragedies and ten comedies. Although THOU had largely fallen out of use in Standard English by the eighteenth century, it was still used in dramas, especially in tragedies. This study hypothesises that the high frequency of THOU in theatrical English, particularly in grave drama, is due to enregisterment. THOU became enregistered through the influence of Elizabethan dramas, in which THOU was still an active part of the personal pronoun system. This change would also account for the shift in the usage of THOU from ‘casual/intimate’ to ‘formal/elevated’. This study also discusses and compares the use of other second person pronouns you and ye, and other address terms to establish broader context.

Papers[Review] Kate Burridge and Alexander Bergs, Understanding Language ChangeNonomiya, AyumiStudies in English Literature96,,166-1702019/12～10.20759/elsjp.96.0_1660039-3649

Keynote addressSome Problems in Oxford Beginner's Japanese DictionaryNonomiya, Ayumi2019/8/31～Prefectural University of Kumamoto

Keynote addressThe Two Types of Ye in Eighteenth-Century DramasAyumi Nonomiya6th Late Modern English Conference (LMEC6), Uppsala University2017/8～University of Uppsala

Keynote addressThou and You in Eighteenth-Century DramasAyumi Nonomiya2017/6～Aoyama Gakuin University

PapersSecond Person Pronouns in Eighteenth-Century DramasNonomiya, Ayumi,,-2017/6～

Artistic activities'Arts and Humanities Research Culture in Japan.' Research Culture Database, White Rose University Consortium.Anya Benson, Ayumi Nonomiya2016～

Keynote addressSecond Person Pronouns in Eighteenth-Century British DramasAyumi NonomiyaPersonal Pronouns in Linguistics and Stylistics, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon2014/4～École normale supérieure de Lyon

Keynote address'Sir!' 'That damned monosyllable has froze me!' – Speakers’ Choices of Second Person Pronouns and Address Terms in 18c British DramasNonomiya, AyumiPostgraduate Politeness Conference, Sheffield Hallam University2014/3～Sheffield Hallam University

PapersThou and You in Eighteenth-Century English Plays.In refereedNonomiya, AyumiToken: A Journal of English Linguistics3,,211-2342014～

PapersWhat Happens When a Word Is Falling out of Use? Case Study on Thou and You in Henry Fielding's PlaysIn refereedNonomiya, AyumiTrack Changes4,,39-562013/10～

Keynote addressTHOU and YOU in Eighteenth-century PlaysAyumi Nonomiya5th Late Modern English Conference (LMODE5), University of Bergamo.2013/8～University of Bergamo

Keynote addressTHOU and YOU in Henry Fielding’s PlaysNonomiya, AyumiSchool of English PG Colloquium2012/5～School of English, University of SheffieldUniversity of Sheffield

PapersImperative sentences in ten eighteenth-century English comediesIn refereedNonomiya, AyumiStudies in Modern English27,,101-1192011/5～

PapersAn analysis of the Longman Advanced American Dictionary, New Edition: a pedagogical viewpointIn refereedKanazashi Takashi, Otani Tamaki, Ayumi Nonomiya, Miyako Ryu AramakiLexicon39,,18-992009/7/29～0385-566X

PapersGender and imperatives in the eighteenth-century English novelIn refereedNonomiya, AyumiLanguage and information sciences7,,65-782009/3/1～10.15083/000165891347-8931

Keynote addressGender and Imperative in Eighteenth-Century NovelsAyumi Nonomiya2008/10～University of Kyoto

Artistic activitiesTUFS Language Module: English Grammar ModuleChisako Asai, Satoru Uchida, Ayumi Nonomiya, Koichiro Yamaguchi2005～

NONOMIYA, Ayumi

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