Reynolds, Katsue A.

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Argument Culture and Harmony Culture -- a study of phatic communication in Japanese

(2012-02-22)

Bronislaw Malinowski (1923) wrote that people talk not only to convey reflected thoughts and ideas but also to create ties of union between speaker and hearer. He viewed this function of language as "an indispensable element ...
Boku in Edo Epistolary Texts

Reynolds, Katsue A. (Published by College of Languages, Linguistics ad Literature, University of Hawai'i, distributed by University of Hawaii Press, 2005)

This essay is about how boku, a first person pronoun or self-reference form for males, came into existence in Japanese. It appeared rather abruptly in Japanese around the time of the Meiji Restoration, and it has quickly ...
Book Review: Japanese language, gender, and ideology

Renolds, Katsue A.; Reynolds, Katsue Akiba (2007)
Children's books and motherhood in Japan

Reynolds, Katsue A (1992)
Conflict and Resolution; Takamure Itsue as a Woman Scholar

Reynolds, Katsue A.; Andrews, Christine (1994)
Conjunction to and Postposition to in Japanese

Reynolds, Katsue A.; Akiba, Katsue (Chicago Linguistic Society, 1977)
Culture specific rules and second foreign language learning --Across disciplines--

Reynolds, Katsue A. (1996-08)
Direct Quotation in Japanese; A site for Stereotyping

Reynolds, Katsue A. (Berkeley Linguistics Sciety, 2005)
Discourse and Social Change

Reynolds, Katsue A. (Gendai Nihongo Kenkyuu-kai, 1999)
Evidence for Masculinity Constraint: Fillers in Japanese

Reynolds, Katsue A. (1984)

The argument that female speakers are under the pressure of the "femininity constraint" has already been accepted by many linguists studying the relationship between language and gender. Women are in most societies expected ...
Evidence for Masculinity Constraint: Fillers in Japanese

Reynolds, Katsue A. (1984-12)
Female Speakers of Japanese

Reynolds, Katsue A. (Feminist Issues, 1985)
Female Speakers of Japanese

Reynolds, Katsue A. (2010-12-26)
Female Speakers of Japanese in Transition

(1990)

Japanese is known as a language in which the women’s and men’s talk are much more remarkably different. However, when one inspects the ways in which Japanese women talk at a variety of social levels, a complex interaction ...
Gender Problems with some focus on Japanese -- How to teach this gendered language? --

Reynolds, Katsue A. (日本語ジェンダー学会 (The Society for Gender Studies in Japanese), 2008-01-17)

Workshop by 日本語ジェンダー学会 (the Society for Gender Studies in Japanese) in Hawaii in 2008.
Geschlechtsexklusive unt geschlechtspräferentielle Unterschiede--Pronomina der erstern Person im Japanischen

Reynolds, Katsue A (Frankfurt: Surkamp Verlag, 1991)
Internal reconstruction in pre-Japanese syntax

Reynolds, Katsue A.; Akiba-Reynolds, Katsue (the Hague: Mouton, 1984)
Kire-ji KANA: A Linguistic Analysis of Haiku

Reynolds, Katsue A. (Pacific Northwest Council of Foreign Languages, 1981)

The study explores the interactions between syntactic rules governing the use of the particle KANA, the metric constraints on haiku and the poetic intention of the art of haiku.
Looking for the future of the Japanese language

(2012-01-24)

The 2000 report by the Prime Minister’s Commission on “Japan's Goals in the 21st Century”, expressed a strong sense of urgency regarding Japan's predicament. Stating that if Japan continued on its present course it would ...
A Non-Relative Analysis of So-called Relative Clauses

Akiba, Katsue (Berkeley Linguistics Society, 1978)