230659 Strukturen des Japanischen (S) (SoSe 2023)

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Japanisch steht auf Platz 10 der Sprachen mit den weltweit meisten Muttersprachler:innen und ist eine bedeutende Kultursprache, die sich grundlegend von europäischen Sprachen unterscheidet. In diesem Kurs erarbeiten wir gemeinsam einige Grundzüge des Japanischen: Schriftsystem, Wortarten, Morphologie, Satztypen, Argumentstruktur, Informationsstruktur, Höflichkeit/Sprachstil, Sprechakte, Tempus/Aspekt und weitere Themen. Es handelt sich bei dem Seminar nicht um einen Sprachkurs, sondern um ein Porträt für angehende Linguist:innen, welches allgemein-fachliches Wissen vermitteln möchte. Es werden keine gesonderten Kenntnisse des Japanischen vorausgesetzt.

Bibliography

- Hasegawa, Yoko (2014). Japanese. A Linguistic Introduction. Cambridge University Press
- Hasegawa, Yoko (2020). The Cambridge Handbook of Japanese Linguistics. Cambridge University Press
- Kaiser, Stefan et al. (2013). Japanese. A Comprehensive Grammar. Second Ed. Abingdon, UK: Routledge
- Miyagawa, Shigeru & Saito, Mamoru (2008). The Oxford Handbook of Japanese Linguistics. Oxford University Press
- Shibatani, Masayoshi et al. (2017). Handbook of Japanese Syntax. Boston/Berlin: De Gruyter
- Tsujimura, Natsuko (2013). An Introduction to Japanese Linguistics. Chichester, UK: Wiley Blackwell

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