Akio Yabuuchi
Biographic Data
| ID | 971844 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Akio Yabuuchi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Akio |
| FAMILY NAME | Yabuuchi |
| SIGNATURE | YABUUCHI A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Hierarchy politeness
Brown and Levinson's dichotomous (i.e., negative vs. positive) politeness system may be valid as a linguistic politeness system, but it is inadequate from a social psychological perspective, because it does not reflect sufficiently fundamental human desires. That is, it does not adequately treat the desire for admiration, which many believe to be a major force that has advanced human history. In fact, behaviors to gratify this desire have been en…
Topic transition in casual conversation
L'A. reexamine les notions de theme discursif, de frontiere thematique et de transition thematique, puis presente un modele cognitif permettant d'expliquer comment un locuteur choisit son theme de discussion tout en organisant le discours suivant dans une conversation informelle. Ce modele se situe dans une perspective associative (association d'exposition et association libre entre les themes). Il applique ensuite ce modele sur l'echantillon d'u…
Text as a comprehension process
Text has been studied from two perspectives : as product (viz., Descriptive-Structural Approach) and as process (viz., Procedural Approach or Communicative Text Theory). Historical overviews are given by Rieser (1978) and de Beaugrande and Dressler (1981: ch. 2) for the former approach and by Henne (1975) and Braunroth et al. (1975) for the latter approach. In the first section of this article, I will survey the definitions of text (and texture o…
Spoken and written discourse
L'A. examine les differences entre le discours ecrit et le discours oral en comparant les structures du flux d'information de ces deux modes de discours. Il considere en effet que la difference la plus intrinseque entre la langue ecrite et la langue parlee reside dans la spontaneite de la production, et que la propriete la plus fondamentale du discours reside dans la cohesion et dans la coherence de l'information au-dela des propositions et des p…
Diagraming discourse structures
L'A. explore une methode pour schematiser deux differents modes de discours (i.e. interactifs et non interactifs) d'une maniere integrative. Il propose d'abord une reorganisation des maximes qui composent l'axe sociolinguistique de sa grille des actes de parole, puis un reexamen des relations semantiques entre les propostions, qui constituent un des axes de son illustration structurale des textes. Il analyse ensuite les relations entre la structu…
Hierarchy politeness
Brown and Levinson's dichotomous (i.e., negative vs. positive) politeness system may be valid as a linguistic politeness system, but it is inadequate from a social psychological perspective, because it does not reflect sufficiently fundamental human desires. That is, it does not adequately treat the desire for admiration, which many believe to be a major force that has advanced human history. In fact, behaviors to gratify this desire have been en…
Diagraming discourse structures
L'A. explore une methode pour schematiser deux differents modes de discours (i.e. interactifs et non interactifs) d'une maniere integrative. Il propose d'abord une reorganisation des maximes qui composent l'axe sociolinguistique de sa grille des actes de parole, puis un reexamen des relations semantiques entre les propostions, qui constituent un des axes de son illustration structurale des textes. Il analyse ensuite les relations entre la structu…
Diagraming discourse structures
L'A. explore une methode pour schematiser deux differents modes de discours (i.e. interactifs et non interactifs) d'une maniere integrative. Il propose d'abord une reorganisation des maximes qui composent l'axe sociolinguistique de sa grille des actes de parole, puis un reexamen des relations semantiques entre les propostions, qui constituent un des axes de son illustration structurale des textes. Il analyse ensuite les relations entre la structu…
Spoken and written discourse
L'A. examine les differences entre le discours ecrit et le discours oral en comparant les structures du flux d'information de ces deux modes de discours. Il considere en effet que la difference la plus intrinseque entre la langue ecrite et la langue parlee reside dans la spontaneite de la production, et que la propriete la plus fondamentale du discours reside dans la cohesion et dans la coherence de l'information au-dela des propositions et des p…
Text as a comprehension process
Text has been studied from two perspectives : as product (viz., Descriptive-Structural Approach) and as process (viz., Procedural Approach or Communicative Text Theory). Historical overviews are given by Rieser (1978) and de Beaugrande and Dressler (1981: ch. 2) for the former approach and by Henne (1975) and Braunroth et al. (1975) for the latter approach. In the first section of this article, I will survey the definitions of text (and texture o…
Topic transition in casual conversation
L'A. reexamine les notions de theme discursif, de frontiere thematique et de transition thematique, puis presente un modele cognitif permettant d'expliquer comment un locuteur choisit son theme de discussion tout en organisant le discours suivant dans une conversation informelle. Ce modele se situe dans une perspective associative (association d'exposition et association libre entre les themes). Il applique ensuite ce modele sur l'echantillon d'u…
Hierarchy politeness
Brown and Levinson's dichotomous (i.e., negative vs. positive) politeness system may be valid as a linguistic politeness system, but it is inadequate from a social psychological perspective, because it does not reflect sufficiently fundamental human desires. That is, it does not adequately treat the desire for admiration, which many believe to be a major force that has advanced human history. In fact, behaviors to gratify this desire have been en…
Linguistics (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (3 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (2 works) · Linguistics and Discourse Analysis (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Association (psychology) (1 work)