Scripting Japan
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Scripting Japan
Orthography, Variation, and the Creation of Meaning in Written Japanese
Robertson, Wesley C.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2022
210
Mole
Inglês
9780367516659
15 a 20 dias
308
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1. Scripting Japan 2. Graphic Play as a Social Act: Indexicality and Orthographic Variation 3. Scripted Speech and Scripted Speakers: Katakana and Non-Native Japanese 4. Scripted Voices: Contrasted Identities and Contrasting Standards 5. Script Choice and Pronoun Choice: Indexical Fields in Interaction 6. Using Katakana like an Oyaji: Script Variation and Authorial Identity 7. The Social Lives of Japanese Scripts
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NSW Police Force;Sociolinguistics;Sentence Final Particles;written communication;Japanese Script;written language;Marked Script;language practice;Orthographic Variation;identity;Non-native Speech;social language practice;Script Variation;East Asian Linguistics;Japanese Language Users;Japan Studies;Matched Guise Experiment;Multiple Online Communities;Script Images;Graphic Variation;Alcohol Advice;Word Level Effects;Script Selection;Japanese Ability;Japanese Writing System;Indexical Field;Unmodified Version;Orthographic Acts;Non-native Speakers;Higher Order Indexes;Orthographic Norms;Alternating Case;Eye Dialects
1. Scripting Japan 2. Graphic Play as a Social Act: Indexicality and Orthographic Variation 3. Scripted Speech and Scripted Speakers: Katakana and Non-Native Japanese 4. Scripted Voices: Contrasted Identities and Contrasting Standards 5. Script Choice and Pronoun Choice: Indexical Fields in Interaction 6. Using Katakana like an Oyaji: Script Variation and Authorial Identity 7. The Social Lives of Japanese Scripts
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
NSW Police Force;Sociolinguistics;Sentence Final Particles;written communication;Japanese Script;written language;Marked Script;language practice;Orthographic Variation;identity;Non-native Speech;social language practice;Script Variation;East Asian Linguistics;Japanese Language Users;Japan Studies;Matched Guise Experiment;Multiple Online Communities;Script Images;Graphic Variation;Alcohol Advice;Word Level Effects;Script Selection;Japanese Ability;Japanese Writing System;Indexical Field;Unmodified Version;Orthographic Acts;Non-native Speakers;Higher Order Indexes;Orthographic Norms;Alternating Case;Eye Dialects
