著者
岩田 久美加
出版者
秋田工業高等専門学校
雑誌
秋田工業高等専門学校研究紀要 (ISSN:02855364)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.51, pp.59-66, 2016-02-29

"Ttraditional Japanese poetry has the rhetoric called the termination with a substantive. We had indication that it was used a lot for the beginning in the Kamakura era conventionally. However, there is the traditional Japanese poetry of the termination with a substantive to ""Manyoshu"" in a considerable ratio. The appeal for others is important, and the function is different from the 31-syllable Japanese poem which is at the beginning of the Kamakura era in a property. The function of such a termination with a substantive is common with the function of the termination with a substantive in songs and ballads. While the traditional Japanese poetry of ""Manyoshu"" is based on the style of ancient songs and ballads, the reason that such a tendency produced is because it was a process to change into the 31-syllable Japanese poem which became independent which there is not of depending on the shown environment."
著者
桑本 裕二
出版者
秋田工業高等専門学校
雑誌
秋田工業高等専門学校研究紀要 (ISSN:02855364)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.38, pp.113-120, 2003-02-28
被引用文献数
4

This paper deals with Wakamono Kotoba; a kind of jargon which is mainly used among younger generation. As a first approximation, I define Wakamono Kotoba on the sociolinguistic viewpoints. Wakamono Kotoba mostly originates from another kind of jargons, especially from the one spoken among TV talents or staffs. Then the jargon forms it and is conveyed through various media; such as TV, comic books, or magazines. As a result, these media contribute to the formation of Wakamono Kotoba itself and to the wide spread of the strict meaning. Wakamono Kotoba which seems to be stable has some interesting characteristics. One is the tendency to have wide usage and various kinds of derivations. It is similar to the normal word production. Another is the tendency not to use the word which seems too naughty and wordplaying-like words in Wakamono Kotoba, though such qualities are the most symbolical properties of Wakamono Kotoba.