紀要論文

紀要論文

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間谷論集. 2018, 12, p. 27-52

日本語

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2018-03-31

This study revisits the concept of remembering by using the Conversational Analytic method. This study describes that when ending a phrase with Memo,y Words such as "Kioku ga Aru" (I have a memory of. .. ) and "Oboeteiru" (I remember that...), these words are in fact the social resources to present speakers" affiliative attitudes such as agreeing or sympathizing with previous talks/speakers in Japanese casual conversation. Despite the fact that the concepts of remembrance or recollection have been studied since 1970, there is little research in the social functions of mental predicates of remembering (such as remember, recall, and recollect) in casual conversations. In this study, three characteristics of Memo1y Words are described by providing actual excerpts , First, it indicates ends of speakers" stories and by doing so, speakers provide slots for responding, Second, stating the existence of memory is not to prove that memories exist, but it is rather a method of achieving affiliative attitude. Third, by leaving the utterance ambiguous, using Memory Words leaves listeners two choices; that is, a) to take speakers" experience as worthy to be affiliative, or b) to take speakers" experience as non-compatible experience for affiliation, thus perceiving them just as reports of their past experiences.

10.18910/89849

89849

「記憶がある」ということについての会話分析

千々岩, 宏晃

大阪大学日本語日本文化教育センター

日本語

2018-03-31

間谷論集

12

27

52

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/89849

10.18910/89849

https://doi.org/10.18910/89849