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Pragmatics of Japanese: Perspectives on grammar, interaction and culture
Edited by Mutsuko Endo Hudson, Yoshiko Matsumoto and Junko Mori
[
Pragmatics & Beyond New Series
285] 2018
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Subject index
A
amari/anmari/anma
49–51, 54
B
backchannel
259
bare predicate
103
bifurcation
64–65, 69–70
bilingual excitement
292–294, 298
bottom-up model
22
C
CA,
see
Conversation Analysis
clause chaining
22, 39, 41
cleft construction
35, 42
cognitive constraint
18
collocation
57
colloquialization
304
complement
18
complementizer
koto
22
conjunctive function
31
constructed speech
84–85, 87–88
Construction Grammar
88 ;
see also
constructionalization
constructionalization
88–89, 93–94
contingency
150, 155
Conversation Analysis
100
corpus-based
53
counter-expectation
61–63, 67
creative index
250, 252–253
CS,
see
constructed speech
cultural ideology
249
cultural nationalism
270 ;
see also
nationalism
culture
220 ;
see also
Eastern culture
D
dangling
toyuu
construction
91–94
de-colloquialization
304
detached
208–212
detachment
197–198
directive
125–138, 149–150, 152–157 ;
see also
non-procedural directive
see also
procedural directive
discernment
125–128, 144–148
discourse
88, 220
marker
88
of food
220
discourse-pragmatic function
173–176, 191
divergence
64, 70
E
Eastern culture
219–220
ecological view on grammar
17
ego-focused
188
embedding
35–36, 38, 40–41
endophonic
292
entitlement
150, 155, 158, 160–168
epistemic
77, 88
markers
173
modality expression
107, 111
epistemically
87
evidential
77, 88
exophonic
291–292, 303
F
face
152–154, 161, 163, 166, 168, 176, 178, 180
face-work
150, 153
femininity
260–261
food
219 ;
see also
discourse of
form-meaning pairs
89
formulaic expressions
22, 29–32, 36, 43
G
gaze
99
see also
recipient’s state of gaze
see also
speaker’s gaze
in social interaction
103
shift
104, 106, 108, 111, 114, 116
gender
275
genre
219–222
grammar
17 ;
see also
multiple grammar model
grammatical construction
76, 94
grammaticalization
88–89, 191–192
H
hedge
260
heterosexuality
256
honorifics
249, 257–259
I
ideological
257–258
ideologically
49, 258–262
ideology
246 ;
see also
cultural ideology
see also
language ideology
impolite
197, 204, 208, 210
increment mechanism
41
incremental reasoning
27
indexical
245–250, 253, 257–258, 260–261, 263, 265
field
249
meaning
246, 257
order
249
process
248
indexicality
261
intersubjective
88
intersubjectivity
173
J
joseego
245, 247, 253, 255, 258, 260
K
kamo (shirenai)
173–175
katakoto nihongo
277
L
language ideology
248
late projectability
102
left-branching language
304
linguistic
252–253, 267, 271
capital
252
nationalism
267, 271
norm
253
M
masculinity
275, 278
metapragmatic
245–246
comment
250
discourse
245–246
stereotype
268, 277, 279–280
mimetic expression
238
mitaina
75–91
multiple grammar model
18
N
nationalism
270
ne
197, 199 ;
see also
obligatory
ne
see also
optional
ne
negative polarity item
49–50 ;
see also
positive polarity item
nominalization
18
non-committal
184
non-full approval
184, 193
non-Japanese
268–270, 273–275, 277, 279–280
non-native Japanese
289–290
non-procedural directive
128–129, 136–138 ;
see also
directive
see also
procedural directive
NPI,
see
negative polarity item
O
obligatory (
ne)
200–202 ;
see also
optional (
ne
)
online “public”
220
optional
(ne)
197–198, 200–203
P
paradigmatic (relationship)
63
particle
ne,
see ne
politeness
125–128, 130, 132, 138, 144, 149–153
strategy
140, 146, 181
positive polarity item
49–50, 63 ;
see also
negative polarity item
postpositional structure
101
PPI,
see
positive polarity item
pragmatic effect
90–91
pragmatically
88
pre-disagreement
183
pre-possible completion
103
predicate-final structure
101, 110
procedural directive
128–129, 133–135
progressivity
39–40
projectability
100, 102
Q
quasi-quotation
93
quotative
76, 89
quoted speech
79, 82
R
reason
17
recipe
221–224
recipient’s state of gaze
104
request
149, 151
retroactivity
39–40
ruby
293, 297
S
schemas
20
self-confirmation
201, 203
semiotic capital
252
sentence-final particle
22, 257
sexuality
256
Soto-
Language Space
292–293
speaker’s gaze
104, 107
speech act
258–260
stance
76, 86–87
structural reanalysis
63, 69
subjective
88
subjectivity
84, 173
suspended clause
28
construction
89–91, 94
syntagmatic reanalysis
63
T
TCU,
see
turn completion
TCU-final projectability
113
te kudasai
151, 158
tense shift
299, 302–303
theory of territory of information
200, 210
third language and culture
290
totemo/tottemo
49–51
transition relevance place
100
transition space
103, 116
TRP,
see
transition relevance place
turn completion
116–117
turn projection
101–102, 106
turn-constructional unit
100
turn-final projectability
117
U
Uchi-
Language Space
292–293
UFE,
see
utterance-final element
usage-based model
19, 22
utterance-final element
102–103
V
Volition
126–127, 144
W
Western culture
220
women’s language
245
workplace
125–130
written language bias
43