4. References

References:

<Publications>

• Fudano, K. (2006) Osaka-ben Honmamon Kooza, Tokyo: Shinchosha
• Gumperz, J. J. (1982) Discourse Strategies, NY: Cambridge University Press
• Hirayama, T. (1992) Gendai nihongo hoogen daijiten 1. Tokyo: Meiji Shoin
• Kawauchi, A. (1993) Kansai-ben Tanken, Osaka: Toho
• Jorden, E. with Noda, M. (1987) Japanese: The Spoken Language Part 1, New Haven and London: Yale University Press
• Jorden, E. with Noda, M. (1988) Japanese: The Spoken Language Part 2, New Haven and London: Yale University Press
• Jorden, E. with Noda, M. (1990) Japanese: The Spoken Language Part 3, New Haven and London: Yale University Press
• Nihon Haqkugaku Kurabu (2000) Kanto to Kansai Konnani Chigau Jiten, Tokyo: PHP
• Okamoto, M. et al (1998) Kiite oboeru Kansai-ben nyuumon, Tokyo: ALC press
• Onoe, S. (1999) Osaka Kotoba-gaku, Osaka: Sogensha
• Sanada, S. (1987) Gengo seikatsu, 429
• Sanada, S. et al (1992) Shakai gengo-gaku, Tokyo: Ohfu    
• Sanada, S. (1996) Chiiki-go no Dainamizumu Kansai, Tokyo: Ohfu
• Sanada, S. and Shoji, H. (2005) Nihon no Tagengo Shakai. Tokyo: Iwanami
• Shingu, I. (1997) Dynamics of code-switching behavior in the context of the Kansai dialect and the standard variety in Japanese, Master’s thesis, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
• Tohsaku, Y. (1999) Yookoso! An Invitation to Comtemporary Japanese: Second Edition. Mcgraw-Hill
• Tohsaku, Y. (1999) Yookoso! Continuing with Comtemporary Japanese: Second Edition. Mcgraw-Hill
• Tsujimura, N. (1996) An Introduction to Japanese Linguistics, Oxford: Blackwell
• Umegaki, M. (1967) Seibu hoogen gaisetsu, In M, Tojo (ed.) Hoogen-gaku kooza 3, Seibu hoogen. Tokyo: Tokyodo
• Yamashita, Y. (2004) Kansai-ben Koogi, Tokyo: Kodansha

<Websites>

• 全国大阪弁普及協会 (The National Association for the Promotion of the Osaka Dialect) http://www.interq.or.jp/osaka/inside/osakaben/osakaben.html
• Nihongo Resources http://www.nihongoresources.com/language/dialects/kansaiben.html
• 京言葉 (Kyoto Dialect) http://www.akenotsuki.com/kyookotoba/