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3 0 0 0 OA 語(句)の商用化について―雑誌記事タイトルにみられる「話題」の場合を例に―

著者: 大谷鉄平
出版者: 長崎外国語大学
雑誌: 長崎外大論叢 = The Journal of Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies (ISSN:13464981)
巻号頁・発行日: no.20, pp.57-72, 2016-12-30

AbstractSome commonly used Japanese expressions exhibit what the author calls advertisement-like nuances. These expressions often leave an impression of exaggeration because they are used in such a way that they are expected to convey something more than their lexical meanings. These expressions have undergone a commercialization-process which gives them the functions of advertisement, exaggeration, and situation shift in the author’s terms. In this paper, the author attempts to describe the characteristics of these advertisement-like expressions through the analysis of the expression wadai, or “topic,” as they appear in the titles of magazine articles. For this purpose the magazine article database Web-OYA and the analysis tool KH Corder were used. The results of the analysis suggest that meanings resulting from commercialization are present in the use of the wadai- expression in the titles of magazine articles, although those new meanings are not necessarily expected to be added to the lexical meanings of the expression in the future.

2017-08-23 19:49:21
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http://id.nii.ac.jp/1165/00000413/

1 0 0 0 IR 「ありがとうございました」への解釈と対応 -「子ども科学電話相談」音声資料の調査から-

著者: 大谷鉄平
出版者: 北陸大学
雑誌: 北陸大学紀要 = Bulletin of Hokuriku University (ISSN:21863989)
巻号頁・発行日: no.51, pp.173-187, 2021-09-30

〔査読有り〕の研究ノート一般に、挨拶表現の「ありがとう(ございます)」は、感謝の意を受信者に伝達する。一方、これが夕形となった「ありがとうございました」は、同様に謝意をあらわすと同時に、談話の結末部では、暗意としての「会話の終了」を示唆する。本稿では、ラジオ番組の音声資料をもとに、言語運用能力が未発達と思われる年少者と、年長者とのやりとりの観察から、子どもがどのように「会話の終了」との解釈を得るか、または年長者はその解釈を促すためどのような方略を用いるかについての考察を行った。

2021-12-21 10:15:29
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https://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/120007153250

1 0 0 0 OA 一人称主体による<希求>表現の宣伝的利用

著者: 大谷鉄平
出版者: 長崎外国語大学
雑誌: 長崎外大論叢 = The Journal of Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies (ISSN:13464981)
巻号頁・発行日: no.21, pp.89-103, 2017-12-30

AbstractSome commonly used Japanese expressions exhibit what the author calls advertisement-like nuances.These expressions often leave an impression of exaggeration because they are used in such a way that they are expected to convey something more than their lexical meanings. These expressions have undergone a commercialization process which gives them the functions of advertisement, exaggeration, and situation shift in the author’s terms.In this paper, the author pointed out that there was a characteristic modality form about ”desire” expressions by a first-person subject, used in the context of advertising and publicity. The usage of this form deviated from its general use, and, the analysis shows that a marketing strategy motivated this deviant usage.