@article{ART001972331},
author={Song Youn Hee},
title={Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese},
journal={The Japanese Language Association of Korea},
issn={1229-7275},
year={2015},
number={43},
pages={57-76}
TY - JOUR
AU - Song Youn Hee
TI - Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese
JO - The Japanese Language Association of Korea
PY - 2015
VL - null
IS - 43
PB - The Japanese Language Association Of Korea
SP - 57
EP - 76
SN - 1229-7275
AB - In this study, I discuss the use of utterance types in Japanese, and analyze special features of each type by classifying the basic emotional expressions into joy, anger, happiness, disgust, surprise, relief, sadness, fear, frenzy, and shame. Twelve types of utterances are extracted from these ten types of emotions, which are divided into "Direct emotional expressions" and "Indirect emotional expressions". The former is further subcategorized into ‘Emotional expressions of emotion language’ and ‘Emotionalexpressions of emotion verbs’, and the latter into ‘Explanation of reason’, ‘Demand of confirmation’, ‘Expression of will’, ‘Question of reason’, ‘Demand of prohibition’, ‘Demand to improve the behavior’, ‘Warnings’, ‘Blame’, and ‘Expression of stable psychology’. First of all, it appears that anger expressions are used in most utterance types. This is thought to be due to the fact that speakers make efforts to convey his/her improving emotions in language, and try to escape from the current situation by adopting a variety of utterance types. In this study, the types of positive emotions such as pleasure, good, relief etc. showed a tendency to be relatively widely used in utterance types. It has also been found that the anger of negative emotions is used in 9 types and the remaining negative emotions are used in less than 4. Regarding the emotion of aversion, fear, sadness and frenzy, the cause of the negative emotion may be in the speaker's own experience and may also be in others. Because the frequency of the expression of negative emotions expressed in the Japanese language is not so high, the utterance types are also not so diverse. For the analysis of more precise emotional expressions in future, I think that we need to continue investigating comprehensive expressions by collecting data from real life.
KW - Expression of emotion;Type of expression;Direct feeling expression;Indirect feeling expression
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Song Youn Hee. (2015). Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese. The Japanese Language Association of Korea, 43, 57-76.
Song Youn Hee. 2015, "Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese", The Japanese Language Association of Korea, no.43, pp.57-76.
Song Youn Hee "Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese" The Japanese Language Association of Korea 43 pp.57-76 (2015) : 57.
Song Youn Hee. Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese. 2015; 43 : 57-76.
Song Youn Hee. "Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese" The Japanese Language Association of Korea no.43(2015) : 57-76.
Song Youn Hee. Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese. The Japanese Language Association of Korea, 43, 57-76.
Song Youn Hee. Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese. The Japanese Language Association of Korea. 2015; 43 57-76.
Song Youn Hee. Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese. 2015; 43 : 57-76.
Song Youn Hee. "Usage of utterance types of emotional expressions in Japanese" The Japanese Language Association of Korea no.43(2015) : 57-76.
