環太平洋地域における日本語の地位＊
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1. R Imglehart gt A 4 FU 1999 1 282. October 2004 The Position of Japanese Language in the Pacific Rim ABSTRACT The International Symposium entitled The Position of Japanese Language in the Pacific Rim was organized by and was held at the National Institute for Japanese Language on the 1 of September 2003 with around 100 participants The coordinators speakers and commentators of this symposium were as follows lt Coordinators gt Masato Yoneda The National Institute for
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27. Japanese Language Japan Yasushi Hanzawa Fukushima University Japan lt Speakers gt Hideaki Sugai The National Institute for Japanese Language Japan Lindsay Amthor Yotsukura University of Maryland USA Shunichi Ikeda The Australian National University Australia Lea Santiar University of Indonesia Indonesia Peng Guang Lu University of Beijing China Park Yong Koo Korean University of Foreign Languages Korea Michiyoshi Kobayashi Suzuka International University Japan lt Commentators gt Kazufumi Manabe Kwansei Gakuin University Japan Josef Kreiner Bonn University Germany This paper is based on the comments presented at this occasion The comments are composed of four parts 1 The first part deals with the way to construct the problem in discussing the position of Japanese language in the Pacific Rim There are many ways of discussing this problem In discussing this problem we are often idealistic and our opinions tend to be unempirical We need to be more realistic and empirical to explore this problem 2 The second part describes the points of constructing this problem 1 A distinction should be made between vision and science 2 Various dimensions and indicators to measure the position of Japanese language should be developed 3 The third part discusses the fact of diffusion of Japanese language abroad particularly in so called mass culture I characterize these phenomena as
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30. unintended consequences using the terminology of Robert K Merton 4 The last part suggests the future prospect of the position of Japanese language Here I propose an idea of the enhancement of the cultural value of Japanese language Key Words the diffusion of Japanese language abroad unexpected consequences cultural value
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