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Everyday language use in Japanese involves "giron" (commonly translated as "argument"). People who share Japanese language and culture are able to distinguish it from other speech events. This is evid...enced in such statements as "I was talking with Tanaka and we ended up with giron (argument)" and "The talk given by Kato and Yamamoto is not qualified for giron (argument)." This study investigated Japanese university students' concepts of "giron" based on the data obtained from surveys and experiments about their everyday language behaviors. For the sake of comparison with another culture, reference is made to several studies to characterize "argument" in American daily life (e.g., Jackson, Jacobs, O'Keefe, and Trapp).続きを見る
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