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- Title:
- Professor
- Teacher Group:
- Language and Communication
Classes
Contrastive Studies of Japanese and Other Languages
Class Content
To reconsider the Japanese language from various viewpoints based on the contrast between Japanese and other languages.
In this course, students will learn how to design and implement research in the fields of sociolinguistics and contrastive linguistics.
The goals of this course are to understand the universality and distinctiveness of Japanese as a foreign language, and to acquire the fundamental knowledge of contrastive linguistics and to understand various research method. The topics include sounds, phonemes, vocabulary, orthography, grammar, sentence types, discourse style and etc. Students discuss with a presentation on each topic, and read the relevant papers.
Brief Outline of History & Achievements
EDUCATION:
Ph.D. in Japanese Linguistics at Osaka prefecture University, 2003.
PUBLICATIONS:
JUNG Hyeseon, Sociolingustic Studies of Japanese Personal Pronouns Japan: nitchyugengobunka Press, 2020.
JUNG Hyeseon, "Chapter 5: Conducting a seminar on Japanese-Korean translation with role language as its theme" Kinsui Satoshi, ed., Yakuwarigo Kenkyu no Tenkai Japan: Kurosio Press, 2011.
JUNG Hyeseon, "Chapter 4: Possibility of the Contrastive study of Role Language in Janapese and Korean." Kinsui Satoshi, ed., Yakuwarigo Kenkyu no Chihei Japan: Kurosio Press, 2007.
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Academic Society Affiliations
The Japanese Association of Sociolingustic Sciences,
The Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language
jung@oia.hokudai.ac.jp
Research Areas
Sociolingustic, Contrastive Lingustic, Japanese Language Education