
Nihongo retorikkusu no taikei: Buntai no naka ni aru hyōgen gihō no hirogari
by:
Akira Nakamura
Language: Japanese
Format: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 4000016830
ISBN 13: 9784000016834
Publication date:
January 1st, 1991
Publisher: Iwanami Shoten
Pages: 29
Genres: Manga
Akira Nakamura delves into the intricacies of Japanese rhetoric in this thought-provoking examination. Throughout the work, he uncovers the nuanced expressions and techniques that lie within the structures of the Japanese language. By drawing on a wealth of scholarly references, he not only illuminates the rich tapestry of linguistic forms but also emphasizes their significance in effective communication.
The book offers a comprehensive analysis aimed at both learners and advanced practitioners of the language, making it an invaluable resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Japanese expression. Nakamura's clarity in explaining complex concepts makes even the most challenging ideas accessible to a broader audience. Through his detailed exploration, readers gain insights into the subtleties that define Japanese rhetoric.
Beyond the linguistic elements, Nakamura encourages readers to appreciate the cultural context that shapes these expressions. This work serves not merely as a linguistic guide but as an invitation to engage with the rich heritage of Japanese communication in a more meaningful way.
The book offers a comprehensive analysis aimed at both learners and advanced practitioners of the language, making it an invaluable resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Japanese expression. Nakamura's clarity in explaining complex concepts makes even the most challenging ideas accessible to a broader audience. Through his detailed exploration, readers gain insights into the subtleties that define Japanese rhetoric.
Beyond the linguistic elements, Nakamura encourages readers to appreciate the cultural context that shapes these expressions. This work serves not merely as a linguistic guide but as an invitation to engage with the rich heritage of Japanese communication in a more meaningful way.