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This paper focuses on the two usages of Japanese second person pronouns, for example "anta", "omae", "kimi", that occur in natural conversation. Firstly, the usage where a second person pronoun follow...s an address term occurs when there are some differences between reality and the presumption that the speaker has, and when the speaker experiences mostly negative emotions. Secondly, a single second person pronoun used as an isolated unit does not directly point to the real hearer in conversation, but instead sets the situation for use of that pronoun, shows positive attitude toward the hearer and makes him involved in the situation. These pronouns create negative and positive effects in conversation, because they dynamically change their connotation depending on the context.続きを見る
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1.はじめに 2.呼びかけ語の定義 3.データ 4.考察 5.まとめ
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