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저자정보
(弘益大学校)
저널정보
중앙대학교 일본연구소 일본연구 일본연구 제60집
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    초록·키워드

    This study aimed to investigate one aspect of the changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic in the field of language as evidenced in contemporary Japanese popular songs tanka, which encapsulate the Japanese people’s genuine emotions. Currently, tanka enjoy popularity particularly among the younger generation in Japan, with a wealth of works accessible primarily via social media. These compositions are viewed as significant cultural and linguistic resources, providing insights into modern Japanese individuals’ psyches and linguistic expressions.
    Consequently, this research involved collecting tanka compositions employing terms such as “corona” and “corona pandemic.” The study aimed to emphasize how individuals have encapsulated their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic using specific vocabulary and imagery, with a particular focus on the collocations associated with these terms.
    To achieve the research objectives, the author first identified frequently used vocabulary and analyzed the imagery associated with each term in various works.
    The analytical results enabled an exploration of the imagery linked to various terms that are difficult to discern through mere dictionary interpretation, as well as the evolving patterns on the linguistic landscape brought about by COVID-19.
    Next, the works’ contents were analyzed, with a focus on frequently occurring words. It was found that the images evoked by words such as “wife” were as they had always been; however, words such as “mask” and “COVID-19 pandemic” are difficult to grasp based solely on dictionary definitions due to the evocation of additional or expanded images.

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