Researcher Information - KOGA Kentaro |

（Last updated : 2026-07-22 16:30:24）

KOGA Kentaro

Department / Course

Aoyama Gakuin University College of Literature Department of French Language and Literature

Job Associate Professor

Specialization and related fields
Linguistics keyword(Linguistics, morphology, syntax, lexicology)

Academic background
1.	Faculty of Liberal Arts International Christian University Graduated
2.	Master Program Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Finished
3.	Doctoral Program Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Expired with Credits Obtained
4.	Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

Business career
1.	2021/04 ～ 2024/03	Lecturer Fukuoka University Department of French, Faculty of Humanities
2.	2024/04/01 ～	Associate Professor Aoyama Gakuin University College of Literature Department of French Language and Literature

Book and thesis
1.	Papers	Phrasal names comme constituants des composés binominaux relationnels SHS Web of Conferences. 232 (Sole-authored) 2026/06/15
2.	Papers	Noms de jours de la semaine dans les articles de journaux : Déterminants, cooccurrences et temps verbaux,pp.41-59 (Sole-authored) 2025/08/01
3.	Papers	Une brosse à dents qui ne brosse pas de dents : stéréotypes et phénomène d'entrenchment,pp.23-36 (Sole-authored) 2024/12
4.	Papers	Chapter 10. [N1 + N2], [N + A], and [N1 + de + N2]: Is there a tripartite competition in French endocentric naming constructions? Competition in Word-Formation,pp.297-325 (Sole-authored) 2024/05

Academic conference presentation
1.	2026/07/07	Phrasal names comme constituants des composés binominaux relationnels (10e Congrès Mondial de Linguistique Française (CMLF 2026))
2.	2026/02/19	A Constructionist approach to the formation of phrasal names in French (Tsukuba Morphology Meeting 3)
3.	2025/10/10	Can Lexical Words and Prefixes Be Interchanged? Insights from French in-V-ble Adjectives (International Symposium of Morphology (ISMo 2025))
4.	2025/06/25	Incorporation of Phrasal Names into VN Compounds in French (Word-Formation Theories VII & Typology and Universals in Word-Formation VI)