Jiří V Neustupný
Biographic Data
| ID | 3780609 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiří V Neustupný |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiří V |
| FAMILY NAME | Neustupný |
| SIGNATURE | NEUSTUPNÝ J V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Foreigners and the Japanese in contact situations: Evaluation of Norm Deviations
A considerable number of deviations from norms held by participants occur in intercultural contact situations. In the case of foreign (non-J) participants in Japan the number is currently increasing as more speakers join Japanese networks. The present paper examines the process through which deviations are evaluated. The paper accepts the importance of the principle of cultural relativism, but emphasis is placed on evaluation through ‘‘contact no…
Terminological’ Processes in North-Central Romani
This paper applies the management model of language to Romani in the Czech Republic, showing how intellectualisation processes in discourse lead to the solution of problems associated with the creation of functional dialects or Languages for Special Purposes (LSP). These problems include, but are not limited to, the building-up of terminologies. The authors suggest that, for Romani and other emerging languages, a dynamic framework is needed, wher…
Language Management in the Czech Republic
This monograph, based on the Language Management model, provides information on both the simple (discourse-based) and organised modes of attention to language problems in the Czech Republic. This includes but is not limited to the language policy of the State. This approach does not satisfy itself with discussing problems of language varieties but tries also to attend to issues pertaining to situations, functions, and other aspects of communicati…
Japanese students in Prague. Problems of communication and interaction
Article Japanese students in Prague. Problems of communication and interaction was published on July 10, 2003 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 2003, issue 162)
Sociolingvistika a jazykový management
The widest framework available for the treatment of language problems is offered by sociolinguistics. The author of the article begins by introducing sociolinguistics, and claims that one of its four basic thematic clusters, which he calls 'Sociolinguistics IV', is fully devoted to language problems. Mainstream Sociolinguistics, a USbased social network that has made a fundamental contribution to sociolinguistics since the 1960s, developed a vers…
The Slovak-and-Czech dialect of Romani and its standardization
Standardization of Romani is an inevitable process that is likely to be initiated independently in various societies where the language is spoken. This paper examines the Situation in the case of former Czechoslovakia. On the basis ofthe analysis ofwritten texts it confirms that Variation exists and is evaluated by Romani Speakers. Elaboration of the language is taking place. The paper argues that standardization dijfers in early modern, modern, …
Acquisition of the Japanese accent at the beginning level of instruction
(1992). Acquisition of the Japanese accent at the beginning level of instruction. Japanese Studies: Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 74-83
The follow-up interview
MFP and the responsibility of Japanese studies
The Ingleson report and Japanese studies
Newsletter
The Japanese economic and management studies centre, faculty of commerce, the university of new South Wales
Area notes
The Ecology of Language: Essays
The modernization of the Japanese system of communication
The aim of this paper is twofold. First, the author wishes to suggest an evolutionary typology of languages (early modern, modern, contemporary, etc.) and to specify the position of present day Japanese on this evolutionary scale. Secondly, it suggests a way to integrate the concept of linguistic modernization with a theory of language problems, and shows that for modernization at least two types of processes, macro-modernization and micro-modern…
Th Anniversary of The National Museum in Prague, Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia
Le paléolithique et son art en Bohême
Language Management in the Czech Republic
This monograph, based on the Language Management model, provides information on both the simple (discourse-based) and organised modes of attention to language problems in the Czech Republic. This includes but is not limited to the language policy of the State. This approach does not satisfy itself with discussing problems of language varieties but tries also to attend to issues pertaining to situations, functions, and other aspects of communicati…
Sociolingvistika a jazykový management
The widest framework available for the treatment of language problems is offered by sociolinguistics. The author of the article begins by introducing sociolinguistics, and claims that one of its four basic thematic clusters, which he calls 'Sociolinguistics IV', is fully devoted to language problems. Mainstream Sociolinguistics, a USbased social network that has made a fundamental contribution to sociolinguistics since the 1960s, developed a vers…
The modernization of the Japanese system of communication
The aim of this paper is twofold. First, the author wishes to suggest an evolutionary typology of languages (early modern, modern, contemporary, etc.) and to specify the position of present day Japanese on this evolutionary scale. Secondly, it suggests a way to integrate the concept of linguistic modernization with a theory of language problems, and shows that for modernization at least two types of processes, macro-modernization and micro-modern…
The follow-up interview
Foreigners and the Japanese in contact situations: Evaluation of Norm Deviations
A considerable number of deviations from norms held by participants occur in intercultural contact situations. In the case of foreign (non-J) participants in Japan the number is currently increasing as more speakers join Japanese networks. The present paper examines the process through which deviations are evaluated. The paper accepts the importance of the principle of cultural relativism, but emphasis is placed on evaluation through ‘‘contact no…
Japanese students in Prague. Problems of communication and interaction
Article Japanese students in Prague. Problems of communication and interaction was published on July 10, 2003 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 2003, issue 162)
The Slovak-and-Czech dialect of Romani and its standardization
Standardization of Romani is an inevitable process that is likely to be initiated independently in various societies where the language is spoken. This paper examines the Situation in the case of former Czechoslovakia. On the basis ofthe analysis ofwritten texts it confirms that Variation exists and is evaluated by Romani Speakers. Elaboration of the language is taking place. The paper argues that standardization dijfers in early modern, modern, …
The Ecology of Language: Essays
Le paléolithique et son art en Bohême
Czechoslovakia
Th Anniversary of The National Museum in Prague, Czechoslovakia
The modernization of the Japanese system of communication
The aim of this paper is twofold. First, the author wishes to suggest an evolutionary typology of languages (early modern, modern, contemporary, etc.) and to specify the position of present day Japanese on this evolutionary scale. Secondly, it suggests a way to integrate the concept of linguistic modernization with a theory of language problems, and shows that for modernization at least two types of processes, macro-modernization and micro-modern…
The Ecology of Language: Essays
Area notes
The Japanese economic and management studies centre, faculty of commerce, the university of new South Wales
Newsletter
The Ingleson report and Japanese studies
The follow-up interview
MFP and the responsibility of Japanese studies
Acquisition of the Japanese accent at the beginning level of instruction
(1992). Acquisition of the Japanese accent at the beginning level of instruction. Japanese Studies: Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 74-83
The Slovak-and-Czech dialect of Romani and its standardization
Standardization of Romani is an inevitable process that is likely to be initiated independently in various societies where the language is spoken. This paper examines the Situation in the case of former Czechoslovakia. On the basis ofthe analysis ofwritten texts it confirms that Variation exists and is evaluated by Romani Speakers. Elaboration of the language is taking place. The paper argues that standardization dijfers in early modern, modern, …
Sociolingvistika a jazykový management
The widest framework available for the treatment of language problems is offered by sociolinguistics. The author of the article begins by introducing sociolinguistics, and claims that one of its four basic thematic clusters, which he calls 'Sociolinguistics IV', is fully devoted to language problems. Mainstream Sociolinguistics, a USbased social network that has made a fundamental contribution to sociolinguistics since the 1960s, developed a vers…
Language Management in the Czech Republic
This monograph, based on the Language Management model, provides information on both the simple (discourse-based) and organised modes of attention to language problems in the Czech Republic. This includes but is not limited to the language policy of the State. This approach does not satisfy itself with discussing problems of language varieties but tries also to attend to issues pertaining to situations, functions, and other aspects of communicati…
Japanese students in Prague. Problems of communication and interaction
Article Japanese students in Prague. Problems of communication and interaction was published on July 10, 2003 in the journal International Journal of the Sociology of Language (volume 2003, issue 162)
Terminological’ Processes in North-Central Romani
This paper applies the management model of language to Romani in the Czech Republic, showing how intellectualisation processes in discourse lead to the solution of problems associated with the creation of functional dialects or Languages for Special Purposes (LSP). These problems include, but are not limited to, the building-up of terminologies. The authors suggest that, for Romani and other emerging languages, a dynamic framework is needed, wher…
Foreigners and the Japanese in contact situations: Evaluation of Norm Deviations
A considerable number of deviations from norms held by participants occur in intercultural contact situations. In the case of foreign (non-J) participants in Japan the number is currently increasing as more speakers join Japanese networks. The present paper examines the process through which deviations are evaluated. The paper accepts the importance of the principle of cultural relativism, but emphasis is placed on evaluation through ‘‘contact no…
Linguistics (9 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Czech (3 works) · Gender Studies in Language (3 works)