Cultural Myth Self and Society
samurai, social relativism, Japanese language
Competing Orientations within Relationality
Bachnik, group theory, Japanese person
Relationality and the Concept of Self
loanwords, Japanese honorifics, Japanese person
Expressing Emotion and Speakers
adverbs, Japanese particles, escargot
Grammar in Context
topic-comment, koto, Tanin no Kao
Collaboration toward
Narashino, head movement, Kimitsu
Japanese Thought in Context
Relationality and LanguageAssociated Thought
comic book, Shinchan, relationality cues
The World as a Relational Place
Yamabe no Akahito, waka, Ikegami
The World as Becoming
kotodama, Indo-European languages, koto
A World beyond Description
A World of Shifting Points of View
speech act, self-quotation, Takeshita’s
The World as a Subjective and Interpersonal Place
Tokieda, speaking self, linguistic
Japanese Communication in Global Context
Japanese Text and Talk in Contrast
cicada, cricket, Aesop’s fable
JapanU S Intercultural Communication
Japanese American, intercultural discourse, interactional styles
Misinformation and Media in Global Context
zentai, Associated Press, media play
Toward a New Awareness
Nihonjinron, tural, Japanese culture
Appendix
shinai, Pukapuka, Dakara
References
Author Index
Subject Index
Japanese Language, Maynard, Discourse