Papers & Books

Journal Articles

Chang, F., Tsumura, S., Minemi, I. & Hirose, Y. Abstract structures and meaning in Japanese dative structural priming. Applied Psycholinguistics 43, 411–433. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0142716421000576 [open access]

Minemi, I. & Yano, M. The timing of filler-gap dependency formation in second language comprehension. Gengo Kenkyu (Journal of the Linguistic Society of Japan) 160, 123–153. https://doi.org/10.11435/gengo.160.0_123 [open access]

Minemi, I. Preverbal prediction in the comprehension of filler-gap dependencies by Japanese learners of English. Language and Information Sciences 18, 55–71. https://doi.org/10.15083/00079650 [open access]

Yano, M., Minemi, I. & Tsumura, S. Processing benefits from similarity-based partial reactivation: A case study of subject-predicate dependency in Japanese. Kyushu University Papers in Linguistics (KUPL) 36, 309–329. https://doi.org/10.15017/1655034 [open access]

Minemi, I. (in Japanese) The influence of word order on “grammatical illusions”: Illusory licensing of wh-phrases in Japanese. Proceedings of the Japanese Society for Cognitive Psychology 23, x–x. [manuscript]
Minemi, I., Kimura, T., Hirokawa, T., Tamura, T. & Fukuta, J. Immunity to agreement attraction and limitation of cognitive resources in non-native language comprehension. Proceedings of the 49th annual Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD), x–x. [manuscript]

Minemi, I., Kimura, T., Hirokawa, T., Tamura, T. & Fukuta, J. Immunity to agreement attraction in native and non-native language comprehension. IEICE Technical Report 124(153), 42–47. [manuscript]
Minemi, I. (in Japanese) An investigation of the cognitive mechanism underlying grammatical illusions by five types of sentence acceptability judgments with different time restrictions . The 168th Linguistic Society of Japan Meeting Handbook, 84–90. [pdf]

Minemi, I. (in Japanese) Illusory licensing of wh-phrases by -kadooka: A speeded acceptability judgment study. The 166th Linguistic Society of Japan Meeting Handbook, 80–86. [pdf]

Minemi, I., Hirose, Y. & Ito, T. (in Japanese) Grammatical illusions and memory processes in Japanese wh-interrogatives: An eye-tracking reading study. The 160th Linguistic Society of Japan Meeting Handbook, 42–48. [pdf]

Minemi, I. & Hirose, Y. Island constraints in L2 English sentence comprehension by Japanese speakers. IEICE Technical Report 119(151), 1–6. [manuscript]
Minemi, I. & Hirose, Y. Ungrammaticality triggers illusory licensing of wh-phrases in Japanese. IEICE Technical Report 119(151), 83–88. [manuscript]

Kishiyama, T., Hirose, Y., Minemi, I. & Tada, H. (in Japanese) Process for minimizing distance between NPI and negation at reanalysis: Evidence from self-paced reading experiment. The 157th Linguistic Society of Japan Meeting Handbook, 64–69.

Minemi, I., Tsumura, S., Roland, D., Arai, M. & Hirose, Y. Second language learners' (non-)predictive processing: Evidence from eye-tracking experiment. Conference Handbook of the 19th Annual International Conference of the Japanese Society for Language Sciences (JSLS2017), 94–97. [manuscript]

Minemi, I., Tsumura, S. & Yano, M. (in Japanese) Processing of English filler-gap dependencies by Japanese learners of English: Evidence from self-paced reading experiments. The 152nd Linguistic Society of Japan Meeting Handbook, 104–109. [manuscript]
Tsumura, S., Minemi, I. & Yano, M. (in Japanese) Processing of temporarily ambiguous sentences by Japanese learners of English: Evidence from self-paced reading experiments. The 152nd Linguistic Society of Japan Meeting Handbook, 98–103.

Minemi, I. & Yano, M. (in Japanese) Studies on language processing mechanisms based on the generative grammar. In Fukuta, J., Yano, M. & Tamura, Y. (Eds.), Thinking methods in second language studies: what is essential for studies on cognitive systems? Kuroshio Publisers, Tokyo, pp. 111–140.

Minemi, I. et al. Error-driven mis-retrieval induces illusory licensing of wh-phrases in Japanese
Minemi, I. et al. Island constraints in the comprehension of English filler-gap dependencies by Japanese learners
Minemi, I. et al. Verb-driven filler-gap dependency formation in L2 English by Japanese speakers: An eye-tracking reading study

The role of the grammar in online sentence comprehension: Grammatical illusions in Japanese wh-licensing. [pdf]
The University of Tokyo, Department of Language and Information Sciences
https://doi.org/10.15083/0002012492

Predictive processing in second language online sentence comprehension in Japanese learners of English.
The University of Tokyo, Department of Language and Information Sciences

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