紀要論文

紀要論文

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間谷論集. 2020, 14, p. 27-46

日本語

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2020-03-31

This study aims to examine the conditions for the formation of Japanese sentences through a review ofKazuo Oki's linguistic theory and language formation themy. Based on the perspective of the speech act theory, Oki believes that the "illocutionmy point," which is the purpose ofan utterance, determines the actual formation ofa sentence in such a way that, in principle, each sentence should encompass one such illocutionary point. However, as sentences with multiple illocutiona,y points, for instance, "My wife went to the hospital and my daughter went out to play," do not seem to satisfy this rule of "one sentence - one illocutionary point," he also suggests the "breakage of syntactic relations" as a necessary supplementary condition for language construction. This study seeks to show the validity of a semantic rule based solely on the illocutionary point by arguing against the need for "breakage of syntactic relations," even within Oki's own framework, through a discussion of compound sentences put forward by Oki himself as examples of "sentences with multiple illocutionary points." In addition, the study also attempts to define such revision of Oki's argument as a new development in the field of theories of language formation.

10.18910/89866

89866

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小亀, 拓也

大阪大学日本語日本文化教育センター

日本語

2020-03-31

間谷論集

14

27

46

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/89866

10.18910/89866

https://doi.org/10.18910/89866