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English linguistics, 2015
Iwasaki and the two anonymous reviewers for their careful readings of the manuscript and for thei... more Iwasaki and the two anonymous reviewers for their careful readings of the manuscript and for their constructive suggestions from which I have greatly benefited. I also thank Marianne Kimura and the anonymous proofreader for proofreading the earlier drafts. I am solely responsible for any errors that may remain.
John Benjamins Publishing Company eBooks, 2009
John Benjamins Publishing Company eBooks, Dec 3, 2020
Narrative Inquiry, Oct 19, 2018
In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about thei... more In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about their child rearing experiences to examine how stance-taking towards their experiences and their family members manifest itself differently. Paying attention to the narratives regarding their husbands’ role in child rearing, I examine how stance-taking may be perceived through overt and implied references in the use of linguistic resources. With the American English data, I discuss how the shift of personal pronouns combined with the discourse marker but create metaframes of the speakers’ stances, categorized as “abstract/positive” and “concrete/negative.” In contrast, Japanese narratives revealed that women’s stance-taking towards their husbands was marked through the concurrent usage of supportive giving verbs (-te kureru), indexing indebtedness on the side of the women, as well as nominalization forms that categorized their partners as certain types of men based on shared social expectations.
あいさつとは一般に、人と人との出会いや別れの際に交わされる社交的・儀礼的なことばや動作であり、文化人類学者のマリノフスキーが提唱したところのことばの「交感的機能」を担うものである。ことばの交感性... more あいさつとは一般に、人と人との出会いや別れの際に交わされる社交的・儀礼的なことばや動作であり、文化人類学者のマリノフスキーが提唱したところのことばの「交感的機能」を担うものである。ことばの交感性とは、特に ..
Bonding through Context, 2020
Narrative Inquiry, 2018
In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about thei... more In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about their child rearing experiences to examine how stance-taking towards their experiences and their family members manifest itself differently. Paying attention to the narratives regarding their husbands’ role in child rearing, I examine how stance-taking may be perceived through overt and implied references in the use of linguistic resources. With the American English data, I discuss how the shift of personal pronouns combined with the discourse marker but create metaframes of the speakers’ stances, categorized as “abstract/positive” and “concrete/negative.” In contrast, Japanese narratives revealed that women’s stance-taking towards their husbands was marked through the concurrent usage of supportive giving verbs (-te kureru), indexing indebtedness on the side of the women, as well as nominalization forms that categorized their partners as certain types of men based on shared social expectati...
Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 2012
Culture and Language Use, 2009
English linguistics, 2015
Iwasaki and the two anonymous reviewers for their careful readings of the manuscript and for thei... more Iwasaki and the two anonymous reviewers for their careful readings of the manuscript and for their constructive suggestions from which I have greatly benefited. I also thank Marianne Kimura and the anonymous proofreader for proofreading the earlier drafts. I am solely responsible for any errors that may remain.
John Benjamins Publishing Company eBooks, 2009
John Benjamins Publishing Company eBooks, Dec 3, 2020
Narrative Inquiry, Oct 19, 2018
In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about thei... more In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about their child rearing experiences to examine how stance-taking towards their experiences and their family members manifest itself differently. Paying attention to the narratives regarding their husbands’ role in child rearing, I examine how stance-taking may be perceived through overt and implied references in the use of linguistic resources. With the American English data, I discuss how the shift of personal pronouns combined with the discourse marker but create metaframes of the speakers’ stances, categorized as “abstract/positive” and “concrete/negative.” In contrast, Japanese narratives revealed that women’s stance-taking towards their husbands was marked through the concurrent usage of supportive giving verbs (-te kureru), indexing indebtedness on the side of the women, as well as nominalization forms that categorized their partners as certain types of men based on shared social expectations.
あいさつとは一般に、人と人との出会いや別れの際に交わされる社交的・儀礼的なことばや動作であり、文化人類学者のマリノフスキーが提唱したところのことばの「交感的機能」を担うものである。ことばの交感性... more あいさつとは一般に、人と人との出会いや別れの際に交わされる社交的・儀礼的なことばや動作であり、文化人類学者のマリノフスキーが提唱したところのことばの「交感的機能」を担うものである。ことばの交感性とは、特に ..
Bonding through Context, 2020
Narrative Inquiry, 2018
In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about thei... more In this paper, I analyse women’s interview narratives from the United States and Japan about their child rearing experiences to examine how stance-taking towards their experiences and their family members manifest itself differently. Paying attention to the narratives regarding their husbands’ role in child rearing, I examine how stance-taking may be perceived through overt and implied references in the use of linguistic resources. With the American English data, I discuss how the shift of personal pronouns combined with the discourse marker but create metaframes of the speakers’ stances, categorized as “abstract/positive” and “concrete/negative.” In contrast, Japanese narratives revealed that women’s stance-taking towards their husbands was marked through the concurrent usage of supportive giving verbs (-te kureru), indexing indebtedness on the side of the women, as well as nominalization forms that categorized their partners as certain types of men based on shared social expectati...
Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 2012
Culture and Language Use, 2009