Gengo seikatsu

The indigenous concept of language life developed out of dialectology and attempts to establish a modern standard language. At first, language life existed above all merely as a label for the joint study of Japanese and its speakers and it only became an essential component of Japanese linguistics after 1945. Within the post-war studies a distinction can be drawn between an empirical approach at the National Japanese Language Research Institute and a theoretical approach by Motoki Tokieda (1900-1967). A first wave of language life studies subsided in the 1960s, the empirical approach was, however, revived and further developed in the seventies finding support in sociolinguistics. Language life was finally displaced by sociolinguistics in the mid-eighties

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• Sociocultural linguistic approaches to code switching in Japanese women’s talk in interaction

  Holly HK Didi-Ogren, Holly H K Didi-Ogren•Multilingua•2020

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• Literacy and Script Reform in Occupation Japan

  J Marshall Unger, Nanette Gottlieb•Script reform in occupation Japan•1996

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• Language in Japanese Society. Current Issues in Sociolinguistics

  P G O'Neil, Fred C C Peng•Monumenta Nipponica•1976

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• Gemeinschaft und Gesellschaft

  Ferdinand Tönnies, Bettina Clausen et al.•Gemeinschaft und Gesellschaft, 1887•1970

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• Dialectology and sociolinguistics

  Open Access•Willem A Grootaers•Lingua•1982

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• Quantification of politeness based on the usage patterns of honorific expressions

  Tsunao Ogino•International Journal of the…•1986

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• "Gengoseikatsu" ou la vie langagière (objectifs et méthodes des recherches)

  France Dhorne•Langages•1982

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• Sociolinguistic surveys in Japan

  Takesi Sibata•International Journal of the…•1985

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• A sociolinguistic analysis of the Japanese honorifics

  Open Access•Motoko Hori•Journal of Pragmatics•1986

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• Language and Politics

  Open Access•Nanette Gottlieb•The Journal of Asian Studies•1994

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• Sociopsychological characteristics of users of 'new dialect forms

  Open Access•Fumi Inoue, Fumio Inoue•Journal of Pragmatics•1986

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• Reexamination of the universality of face

  Open Access•Y Matsumoto•Journal of Pragmatics•1988

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• The Fifth Generation Fallacy

  Earl H Kinmonth, J Marshall Unger•Pacific Affairs•1988

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