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Title: | A cross-generational study of Japanese interview data on attentiveness |
Authors: | 福島, 佐江子 |
Other Authors: | FUKUSHIMA, Saeko |
Publisher: | 都留文科大学大学院 |
Language: | en |
NCID: | AA11162950 |
Journal Title: | 都留文科大学大学院紀要 |
刊行日付: | 2015-03-19 |
Issue: | 19 |
ISSN: | 1880-1439 |
Start Page: | 35 |
End Page: | 58 |
Abstract: | This study makes a cross-generational comparison between two different generations (the
younger Japanese (YJ) and the older Japanese (OJ)) of Japanese females on the metapragmatic
data elicited through interviews. More specifically, a cross-generational comparison is made
on how two groups of the participants answered the interview questions on attentiveness and
its related concepts, namely, anticipatory inference and empathy. The results show that some
cross-generational differences emerged in the way the participants answered the questions in the
interview, namely, in giving the examples of anticipatory inference and empathy and stating the
reasons why attentiveness was important. OJ used many more turns than YJ. Co-constructions
and overlaps were found only in OJ’s interview data. Identity of the interviewer was relational
in the interviews with OJ, namely, the interviewer was not only an elicitor, but she was
sometimes a participant of the interviews. It could be said that politeness1 was interactionally
achieved in OJ’s interview data through co-constructions. |
Type: | Departmental Bulletin Paper |
Textversion: | publisher |
URI: | http://trail.tsuru.ac.jp/dspace/handle/trair/689 |
Keywords: | politeness generation co-construction attentiveness |
Appears in Collections: | 第19集
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