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The awakened lord ; The awakened lord: The name of the Buddha in East Asia
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“Outside People”: Treatment, Language Acquisition, Identity, and the Foreign Student Experience in Japan
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The Acquisition Of Verbal Morphology In Japanese As A Second Language (JSL) By A Child: Emergence And Accuracy
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「総合日本語」の授業で行うゼロ初級からの音声教育の実践 : アクセント,イントネーションの自然性を重視した視覚化補助教材の使用
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Projections of Subordinate Clauses in Old Japanese: Corpus-based Groundwork on Inflectional Types
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「首都圏の言語」をめぐる概念と用語に関して
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Abstract:
国立国語研究所 時空間変異研究系 非常勤研究員 ; Adjunct Researcher, Department of Language Change and Variation, NINJAL ; 「首都圏の言語」を考えるうえで,関連する概念や用語は多くあるが,類似したものが多く複雑である。そのため本論文では用語整理は志向せず,考察に必要な観点を中心にまとめた。1980年代以降,伝統方言形が衰退し,新しい方言形が注目されるようになると,単純な共通語化モデルから,修正モデルが提唱されるようになった。研究背景として社会言語学の概念の導入や,社会における人口構造の変化などが影響している。東京における言語現象を考える場合,かつての「江戸」である「東京」の中心地域は非常に狭い範囲である。従来の山の手・下町と呼ばれる地域も,隣接地域に拡大している。そのため「東京」よりも「首都圏」と考えるのが適当である。言語的特徴についても東京とその隣接地域は連続的である。移住者の多い首都圏では,人口構成上,伝統方言が継承されにくい。こうした「首都圏の言語」を理解するための観点として,「標準語・共通語」「公的・私的」「方言・俗語」「意識・無意識」「理解・使用」の5つがあげられる。これらの観点をふまえ,新しい方言形を説明する術語として提唱された「新方言」と「ネオ方言」の考えを,「首都圏の言語」に適用することにより,より深く考察することが可能になる。 ; There are several concepts and terminology to consider for the "Language of the Tokyo metropolitan area" (TMA). These concepts and terminology are similar yet also complicated. Therefore, I do not intend to categorize them. Rather, I argue the viewpoints that are adopted when considering them. When the traditional dialect forms declined after the 1980s, new dialect forms developed and attracted attention. Then, modified models were proposed instead of a simple standardization model. The background for these studies was influenced by the introduction of sociolinguistics to the dialectological world and changes in the population structure of Japanese society. The heartland of Tokyo (ex-Edo) is very small, and the areas called uptown/downtown spread into the adjacent area. Therefore, the TMA is more suitable for study compared to the heartland of Tokyo. Tokyo and the adjacent area are continuous in terms of the linguistic characteristics. Given the large population of immigrants in the TMA, traditional dialect forms are rarely used. To understand the language of the TMA, I propose five viewpoints: "standard language or common language," "public or personal," "dialect or slang," "consciousness or unconsciousness," and "understanding or use." We can consider these viewpoints in detail by applying the concepts of "New dialect" and "Neo dialect."
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Japanese dialectology; Neo dialect; New dialect; the language of the Tokyo metropolitan area; ネオ方言; 新方言; 日本の方言学; 首都圏の言語
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Lost and found in self-translation : author-translator’s re-encounter with the past, self, inner voice, and hidden creativity
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Takahashi, Tomoko Tracy. - : Monash University. Faculty of Arts. School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics, 2014
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Analysing and assessing the interlanguage conversation of Japanese EFL learners
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Ryan, Anthony Gerard. - : Monash University. Faculty of Arts. School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics, 2014
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