Ikuko Nakane

Speech Styles in longitudinal interviews with women from the Kobe area--language changes and life stage （継続的インタビューデータにみる神戸出身女性話者のスピーチスタイル――ことばの経年変化とライフステージ――）

Claire Maree, Chie Takagi, Kaori Okano, Shimako Iwasaki, Lidia Tanaka, Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2019  |  Studies in Dialect (方言研究）

ISBN 978-4-89476-990-8

Judgments on Court Interpreting in Japan: Ideologies and Practice

I Nakane, Makiko Mizuno

Journal article  |  2019  |  International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue internationale de Sémiotique juridique

Japan saw a sharp increase in the number of non-Japanese residents and migrants during the period of its high economic growth in t..

“I really don’t know because I’m stupid”: Unpacking suggestibility in investigative interviews

I Nakane

Book Chapter  |  2018  |  Pragmatics && Beyond.new Series

This chapter examines how an interviewee with borderline intellectual functioning reversed his denial and gave a false confession ..

Rapport and discourse transformation in ethnographic interviews

I Nakane

Book Chapter  |  2018

司法手続きにおける言語権と多文化社会(Shihou tetsuzuki ni okeru gengoken to tabunkashakai)[Language rights in the legal process and multicultural society]

I Nakane

Book Chapter  |  2017

"Is it the case that. ?": Building toward findings of fact in Japanese criminal trials

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2017  |  Semiotica

Language rights in Japanese criminal courts: Bridging the gap between legal professionals and language professionals

I Nakane

Book Chapter  |  2016

© 2015 Asian Studies Association of Australia. All rights reserved.Since the 1980s, Japan has seen a sharp increase in the number ..

Japan-in-Transition Reflections and Futures

Ikuko Nakane, Emi Otsuji, William S Armour

Book Chapter  |  2015

"Internal Internationalization" and Language Ideologies in Japanese Criminal Courts

Ikuko Nakane

Book Chapter  |  2015

Minority language speakers and disadvantage before the law: Challenges for applied linguistics

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2015  |  Linguistics and the Human Sciences

Languages and Identities in a Transitional Japan

Ikuko Nakane, Emi Otsuji, William S Armour

Book Chapter  |  2015

Interpreter-mediated Police Interviews: A Discourse-Pragmatic Approach

I Nakane

Book  |  2014

Negotiation of power and solidarity in email: The case of students learning Japanese as a foreign language and their facilitators

I Nakane, CK Thomson, S Tokumaru

Journal article  |  2014  |  Journal of Asian Pacific Communication

The issue of e-politeness has been attracting increasing attention in the field of foreign language teaching and learning. This ar..

Language Rights in Japanese Criminal Courts: Bridging the Gap Between Legal Professionals and Language Professionals

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2013  |  Asian Studies Review

Language rights of non–Japanese defendants in Japanese criminal courts

I Nakane

Book Chapter  |  2012

Silence

I Nakane

Reference Work  |  2012

Kotoba no hanzai: gishou/meiyokison.[Language crimes: perjury and defamation]

I Nakane

Book Chapter  |  2012

The role of silence in interpreted police interviews

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2011  |  Journal of Pragmatics

Partial non-use of interpreters in Japanese criminal court proceedings

I Nakane

Journal article  |  2010  |  Japanese Studies

Book review: Susan Berk-Seligson, Coerced Confessions: The Discourse of Bilingual Police Interrogations. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter, 2009. xii 261 pp

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2010  |  Discourse & Society

Coerced Confessions: The Discourse of Bilingual Police Interrogations

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2010  |  DISCOURSE & SOCIETY

Privileging of Speech in EAP and Mainstream University Classrooms: A Critical Evaluation of Participation

Constance Ellwood, Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2009  |  TESOL Quarterly

Speech and silence in the classroom: Japanese students' desire and struggle to speak

I NAKANE, C ELLWOOD

Book Chapter  |  2009

Online Nihongo sakubun purojekuto ni yoru jikohyogenryoku no ikusei(Development of creative writing skills in an online Japanese essay project)

I NAKANE, undefined Tokumaru

Book Chapter  |  2009

The myth of an 'invisible mediator': An Australian case study of English-Japanese police interpreting

I NAKANE

Journal article  |  2009  |  Portal: journal of multidisciplinary international studies

Politeness and gender in interpreted police interviews

I NAKANE

Journal article  |  2008  |  Monash University Linguistics Papers

Sakubun.org: A text-exchange project on an electronic bulletin board

ST Tokumaru, KM Motobayashi, YH Horikawa, I NAKANE, SC Chen

Book Chapter  |  2008

Communicating Rights: the language of arrest and detention

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2008  |  INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SPEECH LANGUAGE AND THE LAW

Negotiation of contingent talk: The Japanese interactional particles ne and sa

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2007  |  Journal of Sociolinguistics

Problems in communicating the suspect's rights in interpreted police interviews

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2007  |  Applied Linguistics

Problems in Communicating the Suspect's Rights in Interpreted Police Interviews

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2007  |  Applied Linguistics

Silence in Intercultural Communication: Perceptions and performance

I NAKANE

Book  |  2007

Silence and politeness in intercultural communication in university seminars

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  2006  |  JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS

Negotiating silence and speech in the classroom

I Nakane

Conference Proceedings  |  2005  |  Multilingua

Negotiating silence and speech in the classroom

I NAKANE

Journal article  |  2005  |  Multilingua

Silence in the multicultural classroom: perceptions and performance in Australian university classrooms

I NAKANE

Journal article  |  2002  |  Inter-Cultural Studies

Communicating Rights: the language of arrest and detention by Frances Rock (2007). Palgrave Macmillan. 359pp. ISBN 978-0-230-01331-5

Ikuko Nakane

Journal article  |  International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law: Forensic Linguistics