Profiles
Assistant Professor NAGASAKI Iku
Affiliations :
- Graduate School Faculty of Arts and Letters
- Division of Department of Integrated Human Sciences
- Psychology and Linguistics Course
- Department of Linguistics
- Research, History
- Books, papers, etc.
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- Personal History
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Education: Graduated from the Faculty of Letters, Chiba University. Completed the Master's program in the Graduate School of Letters, Chiba University. Completed doctoral-level coursework at the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Chiba University.
Professional Experience: Held positions as a Researcher at the Institute of Asian and African Studies (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) and the National Institute for Japanese Language and Culture, and later as a Designated Lecturer at the Faculty of Letters and Graduate School of Humanistic Studies, Nagoya University, before my current position.
- Degree
- Ph.D. in Literature
- Field
- Linguistics
- Research Subject
- Investigation into Language Contact Phenomena in Northeast Siberian Languages
- Keywords
- Yukaghir languages, Descriptive linguistics, Siberia, Linguistic typology, Language contact
- Affiliation
- Linguistic Society of Japan, Japan Association of Siberian Studies, Japan Association of Northern Language Studies
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- Books
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Kolyma Yukaghir Texts. (Project Report of the Grant-in Aid for Scientific Research (C) "Development of and Linguistic Research with Corpora of Siberian Indigenous Languages", Nagoya University, 2023).
Shiberia-senjuumin no shokutaku [Bon appétit, Siberia : 35 essays](in Japanese) (Tokai University Press, 2016)
- Academic Papers
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Yukagiirushogo ni okeru hen-yookaku [Transformative-Essive Case in Yukaghir Languages] (in Japanese). Northern Language Studies, 16: 57-75. 2026.
Hokutoo shiberia no suushi ni okeru kahoo no hyoogen [Additive Expressions in the Numeral Systems of the Northeast Siberian Languages] (in Japanese). Northern Language Studies, 13: 171-191. 2023.
The Focus Construction in Early Modern Kolyma Yukaghir. Gengo Kenkyu, 154: 123-152. 2018.

