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Sociolinguistic view on stuttering Yoshikazu C. Watanabe 1 Keyword: 吃音 , コミュニケーション , 社会言語学 , コンテキスト , 言語障害 , stuttering , communication , sociolinguistics , context , speech disorders pp.88-97
Published Date 2005/7/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001100036
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 Stuttering has been researched mostly using quantitative methods, although the need for qualitative analyses has repeatedly been cited. Considering that stuttering involves and influences the complexities of everyday life, qualitative approaches are naturally called for. Viewing stuttering not simply as a disorder of "speech/language" phenomena, but also as a difficulty that manifests in daily life and communication, is a must for the purpose of deepening our understanding of this disorder. Stuttering involves easy-to-identify linguistic phenomena, but it also affects social identity, thus requiring both micro and macro perspectives. To deal with the "multilayeredness" of stuttering, this paper analyses stuttering and its meaning on three contextual levels:(a) a local sequential context, (b) an interpersonal context, and (c) a sociocultural context. A sociolinguistic perspective provides us with a tool for learning about and investigating both explicit and implicit facets of stuttering.


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