Senko K Maynard
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 175238 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Senko K Maynard |
| PRENOMES | Senko K |
| SOBRENOME | Maynard |
| ASSINATURA | MAYNARD S K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 176 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1984 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Pragmatics of discourse modality
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Another conversation
Poetics of style mixture
In the name of a vessel
Article In the name of a vessel: emotive perspectives in the reporting of the Ehime MaruGreeneville collision in a Japanese newspaper was published on July 18, 2002 in the journal Linguistics (volume 40, issue 5)
Falling in love with style
This study analyzes the emotive meanings of three strategies - vocatives/reference forms, desu/masu versus da verb forms, and the use and non-use of the interactional particle yo -in a particular Mode of Japanese discourse. The research site is a television drama series, Majo no Jooken (Conditions of a Witch), that depicts a forbidden love affair. With the chronological development of the relationship between the two main characters in focus, the…
Mitigation in disguise
Expressivity in discourse
Principles of Japanese Discourse
Speaking for the unspeakable
On Rhetorical Ricochet
This article investigates the grammatical aspects of nominalization and the Japanese da predicate as critical strategies for realizing the effect of what I call `rhetorical ricochet' in Japanese discourse. The study explores the expressive function of the nominal/nominalizer and da in 28 imaginary letters appearing in asahi Shimbun as well as a literary text ( Yukiguni) along with its English translation ( Snow Country). I conclude that the combi…
A poetics of grammar
Grammar, with attitude
This paper investigates the Japanese predicate da as a device for linguistic expressivity. Based on examples taken from Japanese comics and novels, it is argued that da functions, not only as a copulative predicate but also, and more relevant to this study, as a modality indicator signaling the speaker's conclusive and assertive attitude toward his or her own verbal performance. These functions are connected, in part, to da 's fundamental indexic…
Meta-quotation
This paper explores the thematic and interactional significance of the quotative marker tte in Japanese comics. The quotative expressions examined are 'meta-quotations', their main function being to self-qualify the quoter's speaking act. Although a similar use is observed in the standard quotation marker to followed by the verbs of saying and thinking, this study primarily focuses on tte that appears independently in casual speech as depicted in…
Synergistic strategies in grammar
This study examines two grammatical strategies in Japanese, nominalization and commentary predicate, with a special focus on how they are distributed in discourse and how they join together to bring about related meanings to discourse. I focus on no and koto nominalization co-occurring with commentary predicate (i.e., nominal da ‘be’ and adjectival predicate), where the nominal clause may occur as a part of the nominal predicate or elsewhere.Afte…
Textual ventriloquism
Shifting contexts
This article examines nominalization in Japanese television news programs with the aim of identifying its sociolinguistic meaning as it relates to context. Given that such programs create shifting contexts available for observation, approximately five hours of news programs (aired in Tokyo in 1992) are examined. The study finds that the use of nominalization varies between two related but different speech contexts identified as "TV Talk" and "TV …
Contrastive rhetoric
Multivoicedness in speech and thought representation
Commentary Questions in Japanese
This paper examines the nature of questioning in Japanese by concentrating on questions taking the so-called n(o) da construction, i.e., "commentary questions" or CQs. Going beyond the cognitive and pragmatic features associated with "commentary predicates" explored in my earlier study, I argue that CQs foreground the speaker-listener interpersonal dialogicality. CQs are chosen when modal features of an utterance — including socially as well as e…
Interrogatives that seek no answers
Les japonais utilisent souvent des expressions interrogatives sans attendre de reponses. A travers l'analyse de ces expressions (appele interrogative rhetorique), l'A. montre qu'elles expriment en fait differents types d'emotion et d'attitude du locuteur. Base sur des donnees du japonais ecrit et parle il etudie les effets de ces interrogatives rhetoriques dans le discours
The centrality of thematic relations in Japanese text
This paper examines three ways in which thematic relations are realized in Japanese text. Scholars in the past have focused on limited cases of thematization in Japanese — mostly realized by the thematic particle wa from the given-new information perspective. Following and advancing this tradition, in this paper I analyze three cases of thematic relations; (1) the staging effect realized by thematization and non-thematization in narrative discour…
Images of Involvement and Integrity
This paper analyzes a political discourse in the Japanese Diet focusing on the testimony given by the former Prime Minister, Noboru Takeshita, on 7 December 1992. Given the fact that Takeshita's rhetorical style—often referred to as Takeshita-go (`Takeshita-speak')—is dubbed as gengo meiryoo, imi fumei (`clear-in-language, unknown-in-meaning'), in this paper I investigate the former Prime Minister's speech style and question what it is that cause…
Thematic suspension and speech act qualification
Speech Act Declaration in Conversation
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Where textual voices proliferate
On back-channel behavior in Japanese and English casual conversation
Conversation management in contrast
Interactional functions of a nonverbal sign Head movement in japanese dyadic casual conversation
Multivoicedness in speech and thought representation
Pragmatics of discourse modality
Images of Involvement and Integrity
This paper analyzes a political discourse in the Japanese Diet focusing on the testimony given by the former Prime Minister, Noboru Takeshita, on 7 December 1992. Given the fact that Takeshita's rhetorical style—often referred to as Takeshita-go (`Takeshita-speak')—is dubbed as gengo meiryoo, imi fumei (`clear-in-language, unknown-in-meaning'), in this paper I investigate the former Prime Minister's speech style and question what it is that cause…
Interrogatives that seek no answers
Les japonais utilisent souvent des expressions interrogatives sans attendre de reponses. A travers l'analyse de ces expressions (appele interrogative rhetorique), l'A. montre qu'elles expriment en fait differents types d'emotion et d'attitude du locuteur. Base sur des donnees du japonais ecrit et parle il etudie les effets de ces interrogatives rhetoriques dans le discours
Functions of to and koto-o in speech and thought representation in Japanese written discourse
Another conversation
Grammar, with attitude
This paper investigates the Japanese predicate da as a device for linguistic expressivity. Based on examples taken from Japanese comics and novels, it is argued that da functions, not only as a copulative predicate but also, and more relevant to this study, as a modality indicator signaling the speaker's conclusive and assertive attitude toward his or her own verbal performance. These functions are connected, in part, to da 's fundamental indexic…
Synergistic strategies in grammar
This study examines two grammatical strategies in Japanese, nominalization and commentary predicate, with a special focus on how they are distributed in discourse and how they join together to bring about related meanings to discourse. I focus on no and koto nominalization co-occurring with commentary predicate (i.e., nominal da ‘be’ and adjectival predicate), where the nominal clause may occur as a part of the nominal predicate or elsewhere.Afte…
Where textual voices proliferate
On Rhetorical Ricochet
This article investigates the grammatical aspects of nominalization and the Japanese da predicate as critical strategies for realizing the effect of what I call `rhetorical ricochet' in Japanese discourse. The study explores the expressive function of the nominal/nominalizer and da in 28 imaginary letters appearing in asahi Shimbun as well as a literary text ( Yukiguni) along with its English translation ( Snow Country). I conclude that the combi…
Shifting contexts
This article examines nominalization in Japanese television news programs with the aim of identifying its sociolinguistic meaning as it relates to context. Given that such programs create shifting contexts available for observation, approximately five hours of news programs (aired in Tokyo in 1992) are examined. The study finds that the use of nominalization varies between two related but different speech contexts identified as "TV Talk" and "TV …
Poetics of style mixture
Mitigation in disguise
Expressivity in discourse
A poetics of grammar
Textual ventriloquism
Choice of predicate and narrative manipulation
Speaking for the unspeakable
Discourse and interactional functions of the Japanese modal adverb Yahari/Yappari
Functions of to and koto-o in speech and thought representation in Japanese written discourse
Ellipsis in Japanese
Choice of predicate and narrative manipulation
On back-channel behavior in Japanese and English casual conversation
Interactional functions of a nonverbal sign Head movement in japanese dyadic casual conversation
Perspectives on Topicalization
Conversation management in contrast
Discourse and interactional functions of the Japanese modal adverb Yahari/Yappari
Pragmatics of discourse modality
Speech Act Declaration in Conversation
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Where textual voices proliferate
The centrality of thematic relations in Japanese text
This paper examines three ways in which thematic relations are realized in Japanese text. Scholars in the past have focused on limited cases of thematization in Japanese — mostly realized by the thematic particle wa from the given-new information perspective. Following and advancing this tradition, in this paper I analyze three cases of thematic relations; (1) the staging effect realized by thematization and non-thematization in narrative discour…
Images of Involvement and Integrity
This paper analyzes a political discourse in the Japanese Diet focusing on the testimony given by the former Prime Minister, Noboru Takeshita, on 7 December 1992. Given the fact that Takeshita's rhetorical style—often referred to as Takeshita-go (`Takeshita-speak')—is dubbed as gengo meiryoo, imi fumei (`clear-in-language, unknown-in-meaning'), in this paper I investigate the former Prime Minister's speech style and question what it is that cause…
Thematic suspension and speech act qualification
Commentary Questions in Japanese
This paper examines the nature of questioning in Japanese by concentrating on questions taking the so-called n(o) da construction, i.e., "commentary questions" or CQs. Going beyond the cognitive and pragmatic features associated with "commentary predicates" explored in my earlier study, I argue that CQs foreground the speaker-listener interpersonal dialogicality. CQs are chosen when modal features of an utterance — including socially as well as e…
Interrogatives that seek no answers
Les japonais utilisent souvent des expressions interrogatives sans attendre de reponses. A travers l'analyse de ces expressions (appele interrogative rhetorique), l'A. montre qu'elles expriment en fait differents types d'emotion et d'attitude du locuteur. Base sur des donnees du japonais ecrit et parle il etudie les effets de ces interrogatives rhetoriques dans le discours
Contrastive rhetoric
Multivoicedness in speech and thought representation
Meta-quotation
This paper explores the thematic and interactional significance of the quotative marker tte in Japanese comics. The quotative expressions examined are 'meta-quotations', their main function being to self-qualify the quoter's speaking act. Although a similar use is observed in the standard quotation marker to followed by the verbs of saying and thinking, this study primarily focuses on tte that appears independently in casual speech as depicted in…
Synergistic strategies in grammar
This study examines two grammatical strategies in Japanese, nominalization and commentary predicate, with a special focus on how they are distributed in discourse and how they join together to bring about related meanings to discourse. I focus on no and koto nominalization co-occurring with commentary predicate (i.e., nominal da ‘be’ and adjectival predicate), where the nominal clause may occur as a part of the nominal predicate or elsewhere.Afte…
Textual ventriloquism
Shifting contexts
This article examines nominalization in Japanese television news programs with the aim of identifying its sociolinguistic meaning as it relates to context. Given that such programs create shifting contexts available for observation, approximately five hours of news programs (aired in Tokyo in 1992) are examined. The study finds that the use of nominalization varies between two related but different speech contexts identified as "TV Talk" and "TV …
On Rhetorical Ricochet
This article investigates the grammatical aspects of nominalization and the Japanese da predicate as critical strategies for realizing the effect of what I call `rhetorical ricochet' in Japanese discourse. The study explores the expressive function of the nominal/nominalizer and da in 28 imaginary letters appearing in asahi Shimbun as well as a literary text ( Yukiguni) along with its English translation ( Snow Country). I conclude that the combi…
A poetics of grammar
Grammar, with attitude
This paper investigates the Japanese predicate da as a device for linguistic expressivity. Based on examples taken from Japanese comics and novels, it is argued that da functions, not only as a copulative predicate but also, and more relevant to this study, as a modality indicator signaling the speaker's conclusive and assertive attitude toward his or her own verbal performance. These functions are connected, in part, to da 's fundamental indexic…
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