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NOZAWA Takeshi

Department / Course College of Economics Department of Economics

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Center for Language Education and Research

Academic background
1.		Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) │ Language and Culture Major │ Graduate School of Language and Culture │ Osaka University │ Completed PhD in Language and Culture
2.		Master Course │ English Linguistics │ Graduate School of Foreign Studies │ Kobe City University of Foreign Studies │ Completed
3.		English Studies │ Faculty of Foreign Studies │ Kobe City University of Foreign Studies │ Graduated

Business career
1.	2004/04/01	Professor │ │ Ritsumeikan University
2.	2010/09/20 ～ 2011/09/19	Visiting Scholar │ │ University of Oregon
3.	1998/04/01 ～ 2004/03/31	Associate Professor │ │ Kansai University of International Studies
4.	1995/10/10 ～ 1996/07/10	Visiting Scholar │ │ University of Alabama at Birmingham
5.	1994/04/01 ～ 1998/03/31	Associate Professor │ │ Akashi College of Technology

Committee and society
1.	2021/11/15 ～ 2022/02/10	New Sounds 2022 Organizing Committee New Sounds 2022, 10th International Symposium on the Acquisition of Second Language Speech Reviewer
2.	2021/01/13 ～ 2022/02/03	Cambridge University Press Applied Psycholinguistics, Reviewer
3.	2021/10/28 ～ 2021/12/03	Frontiers Psychology Production Office Frontiers in Psychology Reviewer
4.	2019/08 ～ 2020/03	JACET Kansai Chapter
5.	2015/04 ～ 2017/03	Japan Association of College English Teachers

Research activities
1.		International Phonetic Association
2.		Linguistic Society of America
3.		The Association for Laboratory Phonology (Labphon)
4.		International Speech Communication Association
5.		Phonetic Society of Japan
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Subject of research
1.	Acoustically measured data and perceived dissimilarity between native and nonnative speech sounds
2.	Effects of native phonemic categories on the perception and production of nonnative speech

Present specialized field
Phonetics, The acquisition of L2 phonology, English Language Education (Keyword：phonetics, cross-linguistic speech perception and production, acoustic analysis,　L2 phonology)

Books
1.	2007/02	60 Minutes: CBS Documentary │ (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2021/02/04	Effects of the Postvocalic Nasal on the Perception of American English Vowels by Native Speakers of American English and Japanese │ Second Language Speech Learning: Theoretical and Empirical Progress │ ,pp.228-246 (Co-authored)
2.	2020/03	Calibrating rhythms in L1 Japanese and Japanese accented English │ Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics │ 39 (Co-authored)
3.	2019/03	Effects of the Manner of Articulation of the Syllable-Final Consonant on the Perception of American English Vowels by Native Japanese Speakers: Divergence between Japanese speakers’ image of English vowels and what English vowels really sound like to them. │ Osaka University Doctoral Dissertation │ (Sole-authored)
4.	2016/04	Identification of vowels of two different varieties of English by native speakers of Japanese │ Studies in Phonetics and Speech Communication VII │ ,pp.127-142 (Sole-authored)
5.	2015/08	Effects of Attention and Training Method on the Identification of America English Vowels and Coda Nasals by Native Japanese Listeners │ Proceedings of the 18th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences. Glasgow, UK: the University of Glasgow. │ ,pp.全5ページ(DVD paper ID 267) (Sole-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2023/05/11	Acoustic characteristics of English/n, l, t, k/ produced by native speakers of American English and Japanese at and near the word boundary
2.	2019/12/03	Calibrating Rhythms in L1 Japanese and Japanese Accented English (178th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America)
3.	2019/12/03	Effects of Individual difference and L1 phonology on the identification and discrimination of American English vowels by native Japanese and Korean listeners (178th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America)
4.	2018/05/10	The production of American English vowels by native Japanese speakers in two different conditions (175th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America)
5.	2017/11/11	What the production of American English vowels by native Japanese speakers tells us about how they perceive American English vowels (The 2017 Seoul International Conference on Speech Sciences (SICSS 2017))
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