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図書

図書
山本冴里編
出版情報: 東京 : くろしお出版, 2022.4
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夢を話せない : 言語の数が減るということ 山本冴里著
夜のパピヨン : 言語の数が増えるということ 山本冴里著
移民と戦争の記憶 : ことばが海を渡る 福島青史著
ペレヒルと言ってみろ : 「隔てる」ものとしてのことば 山本冴里著
「あいだ」に、いる : 言語の交差域への誘い 有田佳代子著
彼を取り巻く世界は、ほとんど無に近いくらいに縮んでしまった : ことばの断絶と孤独 山本冴里著
「伝わらない」不自由さと豊かさ : 複数の言語で生きるという現実 松井孝浩著
内戦下、日本語とともに生きる : ことばを学ぶ意味 市嶋典子著
韓国語は忘れました : 人にとって母語とは何か 鄭京姫著
こうもりは裏切り者か? : 他者のことばを使う 山本冴里著
複数の言語で生き死にするということ : 人間性の回復を目指して 細川英雄著
夢を話せない : 言語の数が減るということ 山本冴里著
夜のパピヨン : 言語の数が増えるということ 山本冴里著
移民と戦争の記憶 : ことばが海を渡る 福島青史著
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図書

図書
嶋田珠巳, 斎藤兆史, 大津由紀雄編
出版情報: 東京 : 東京大学出版会, 2019.5
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ダニエル・ロング著
出版情報: 東京 : ひつじ書房, 2018.2
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西成彦 [著]
出版情報: 東京 : みすず書房, 2018.1
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論文(リポジトリ)

論文(リポジトリ)
儀保, ルシーラ悦子 ; Gibo, Lucila Etsuko
出版情報: 移民研究 — Immigration Studies.  pp.19-40,  2013-09.  沖縄移民研究センター — Center for Okinawa Migration Studies
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12000/29154
概要: This paper analyses the Burajiru-Okinawa-Colonia-go (Brazilian-Okinawan community language), i.e., the language spoken i n the Okinawan community of Brazil, from the Language Contact Theory point of view. In the Brazilian-Okinawan community, contact occurs between many regional dialects of Ryukyuan, the mainland Japanese dialects, the Japanese variation spoken by Okinawans, and naturally, with Brazilian- Portuguese. This linguistic contact causes (1) language change of the first-language (L1) due to lexical and grammatical borrowing, and (2) the birth of broken languages as a result of L1 influence in the process of second-language (L2) acquisition. First, in this paper, these two phenomena are examined through the analysis of the Ryukyuan, Japanese, and Portuguese spoken by the first and second generations. Second, this paper diagrams the language family tree of the Burajiru-Okinawa-Colonia-go. And finally, an attempt is made to classify it as pidgin, creole, interlanguage, or mixed language, by analyzing its linguistic and social characteristics.
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儀保, ルシーラ悦子 ; Gibo, Lucila Etsuko
出版情報: 移民研究 — Immigration Studies.  pp.65-84,  2011-03.  琉球大学国際沖縄研究所移民研究部門
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12000/22608
概要: In Brazil, -the largest Japanese immigrant community in the world-, reside about 1.5 million Japanese descents (immigran ts and their descendants) of which 10% are Okinawan. The Okinawans who migrated to Brazil carried a peculiar language with them. Their language has changed with the immigrant society in a long history. Their Portuguese language was acquired during their assimilation in Brazil. As a result, they created a combination of standard Portuguese and their mother tongue. This paper argues that the language of the Brazilian Okinawan immigrant society developed from the contact of four languages: Okinawan dialect, Portuguese, Ryukyu Creoloid (originated by the contact of a Okinawan dialect and standard Japanese) and Colonia-go (originated by the contact of Portuguese and Japanese various dialects). In Brazil, due to social changes such as inter-racial marriage and generational assimilation, the maintenance of Japanese and Okinawan dialect has become difficult. Because the four language interaction is at its apex today in the Okinawan community, we must continue research in this four language contact ASAP. In this paper, the vocabulary, phoneme, and grammatical features of the first generation's language development is described through analysis of actual conversations.
No Brasil , está presente a maior comunidade imigrante japonesa de todo o mundo e nela vivem cerca de 1.5 milhões de nipônicos (imigrantes e seus descendentes), sendo que 10% são okinawanos. Os imigrantes okinawanos levaram consigo uma língua peculiar ao Brasil. Assim como a sociedade imigrante, esta língua foi se transformando ao longo da história. No processo de assimilação, a primeira geração passou a usar o português no dia a dia e a combinação deste com a língua materna fez surgir uma língua ainda mais peculiar. O presente artigo procura tratar a língua falada pela comunidade okinawana do Brasil como o resultado do contato entre quatro línguas: o dialeto okinawano, o português, o ryukyu creoloid (originado do contato entre o dialeto okinawano e o japonês padrão) e colonia-go (originado do contato entre o português e inúmeros dialetos da ilha principal do Japão). Fatores sociais como a diminuição do número de falantes da primeira geração e os casamentos inter-raciais fazem com que nos tempos modernos seja difícil preservar o japonês e o dialeto okinawano. O contato entre as quatro línguas encontra-se no ápice de seu dinamismo e este é o momento ideal para se realizar pesquisas deste cunho. No presente artigo, serão feitas considerações a respeito das peculiaridades lexicais, fonéticas e gramaticais na língua da primeira geração, através da análise de trechos de conversação.
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