Faculty of Asian Studies, Australian National University

Senior Lecturer, Japan Centre Email: Duck.Lee@anu.edu.au Phone: + 61 2 6125 3205 Fax: + 61 2 6125 3144 Room: e334 Baldessin Precinct Building

Contents 1 Qualifications 2 Research 3 Present Appointments 4 Teaching and Supervision 5 Publications 5.1 Books 5.2 Book Chapters 5.3 Refereed Articles 5.4 Conference Proceedings and Non-Refereed Articles 6 Grants 7 Memberships

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Qualifications

• Ph.D. Australian National University
• M.A. University of Tsukuba, Japan
• Grad.Dip.Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan
• B.A. Koog-Jae University, Japan

Research

• Japanese-Korean linguistics
• Spoken discourse
• Unique features of Japanese spoken conversation
• Phonology (Government Phonology)

Present Appointments

• Senior Lecturer, Japan Centre, Faculty of Asian Studies, The Australian National University

Teaching and Supervision

Courses taught:

• 1st-year Japanese language courses
• Japanese Grammar
• Japanese and IT
• Japanese Teaching Methodology

Supervision:

• More than 20 MA students and 10 PhD students since 1997 in a variety of areas of Japanese linguistics and applied linguistics.
• In particular, Japanese grammar and spoken discourse
• Convenor, Post-graduate programs in Japanese linguistics/applied linguistics

Publications

Books

• Korean Phonology: a Principle-based Approach Munchen, Newcastle: Lincom Europa (1988)

Book Chapters

• A-head alignment in Korean in Structure and Interpretation: Studies in Phonology (with S.Yoshida), E.Cyran (ed.), Lublin: Folium, pp.195-204 (1998)
• Spreading properties of the vocalic elements in Korean in Perspectives on Korean S-O Lee and D-S Park (eds.), Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, pp.442-460 (1998)

Refereed Articles

• Involvement and the Japanese Interactive Particles ne and yo. Journal of Pragmatics 39 (2) (2007)
• Japanese Education in the Australian Context R. Cribb (ed.) Asia Examined: Proceedings of the 15th Biennial Conference of the ASAA [1] (2004)
• Japanese Education in Australia: Overview in Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 45, pp. 9 - 26 (2003)
• The Function of the Zero Particle with Special Reference to Spoken Japanese. Journal of Pragmatics 34 (6), pp. 645 - 682 (2002)
• A Study of -nda-kedo in Japanese Conversation Sekaino Nihongo Kyooiku12 (with A. Yoshida), pp.223-237 (2002)
• A Study of Japanese Back Channels Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, Special Volume: Teaching and Learning Japanese (With M. Chiharu), pp.77-92 (1999)
• The Syllable Structure of Consonant Clusters in Korean in B-S Park and J. Yoon (eds.) Selected Papers from the 11th International Conference on Korean Linguistics Hankuk Press: Seoul, pp.239-248 (1998)
• Curriculum Development for Introductory Course in Spoken Japanese Sekai no Nihongo Kyooiku (with M. Yoshikawa and S. Yoshida) 4, pp.189-203 (1996)
• Korean Vowel Harmony: From the Perspective of Element Theory Hangeul 223, pp.157-199 (1994)
• A Contrastive Study of Japanese and Korean Aspectual Expressions: Teiru vs. Koitta, Oitta. Working Papers of Nagoya University of Technology 2 (with Y. Hirakawa), pp. 1-14 (1990)
• A Contrastive Study of Aspect in Japanese and Korean. Nihongo Kyooiku 72, pp. 53-67 (1990)

Conference Proceedings and Non-Refereed Articles

• The Function of the Zero Particle in Spoken Japanese Proceedings of the 64th International Forum of Japanese Language Education Dongdog Women's University, pp. 86-91 (2001)
• Grammatical Meaning of the Zero Particle in Spoken Japanese Working Papers of the Language Institute of Gakushuin University 24, Gakushuin University Press: Tokyo, pp. 3-14 (2001)
• Vowel Harmony in Korean Conference Proceddings of 3rd Government Phonology Workshop University of Vienna. (Electronic Publication)
• An Analysis of Synonyms of Foreign Origin in: Tsunao Ogino (ed.) The Structure of Japanese Words. (with Y. Hirakawa) University of Tsukuba, pp. 84-101 (1988)

Grants

• 2005: Faculty multi-use Research Grant. Project: A study of spoken discourse in Japanese: A case of sentence-final particles
• 2001: Faculty Research Fund Grant. Project: An analysis of the repair process in spoken Japanese
• 2000: Faculty Research Fund Grant. Project: The influence of Japanese particles on the dynamics of interaction in spoken language
• 1999: Japan Foundation Fellowship. Research topic: Particles in modern Japanese
• 1998: ARC Small Grant. Research topic: A study of Japanese particles in spoken language
• 1995: Teaching Development Fund (with S. Yoshida, H. Moore/Ms M. Yoshikawa). Research topic: Development and implementation of new first year spoken Japanese curriculum

Memberships

• Association of teaching Japanese as a foreign language
• ACT Japanese Accreditation Panel
• Editorial board member of ASAA e-journal
• The Japanese Language Association of Korea (Executive, International Academic Exchange)
• Editorial board member of Journal of Japanese Linguistics
• Japanese Studies Association of Australia