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- A Contrastive Study of Japanese/English Motion Verbs COME and GO from the Viewpoint of Cognitive Linguistics
- ニチエイ イドウ ドウシ COME ト GO ノ タイショウ ケンキュウ ニンチ ゲンゴガク ノ シテン カラ
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Abstract As B.L.Whorf(1956)pointed out, each language has "fashions of speaking," Japanese speakers tend to like subjective construal, while English speakers tend to like objective construal. This paper explores how differences between English and Japanese construal affect the usage of motion verbs COME and GO in both languages. Analyzing English and Japanese COME and GO, we learned that Japanese speakers usually take the speaker's viewpoint. Thus, in Japanese, when the motion is directed towards the speaker as the goal, the verb COME(kuru)is used, and when the motion is directed away from the speaker's location, the verb GO(iku)is used. In English, however, a speaker often shifts his/her viewpoint to the hearer and takes the hearer's viewpoint perhaps because of empathy and respect for the hearer. We concluded that Japanese is a speaker-centered monologue-type language, while English is a hearer-centered dialogue-type language.
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- 學苑
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學苑 846 28-39, 2011-04-01
東京 : 光葉会
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- CRID
- 1050001202934502144
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- NII論文ID
- 110008668330
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- NII書誌ID
- AN00038441
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- ISSN
- 13480103
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- NDL書誌ID
- 11081906
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- ja
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