日本人若者の言語行動にみられる変化の多角的検証

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The purpose of the present study is to show the effectiveness of utilizing the new concept "representation" in analyzing data on speech acts. "Representation" data is used to explore how people represent the language as accepted norms in a certain culture. By analyzing what they teach foreigners as accepted cultural norms in Japan, it will be clearly shown what they believe "correct" communication patterns in Japan are. With this new type of data, this study focused on young Japanese communication patterns in their compliment responses. Comparing three different types of data, perception, reality, and representation, the present research shows that the way they perceive and represent Japanese cultural norms are notably different from what they themselves actually do in their real communication.
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