Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
言語社会心理学的アプローチ
English translation:
sociopsycholinguistic approach
Added to glossary by
Yo Mizuno
Jan 7, 2007 17:12
17 yrs ago
Japanese term
言語社会心理学的アプローチ
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Psychology
Does anyone know the correct translation for 「言語社会心理学」?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Proposed translations
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3 +2 | sociopsycholinguistic approach | RieM |
2 +2 | psycholinguistical approach | Brandon Wood |
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Aug 17, 2007 03:47: Yo Mizuno Created KOG entry
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sociopsycholinguistic approach
I took courses in socio- and psyco- linguistics, but I have never seen both terms together. The closest I could find was this term, which you can google and find some hits, such as
http://edrev.asu.edu/brief/nov05.html
I know the order of three words, 言語、社会、心理 are different in the traslation, but I do not think there is "lingpsychology", let alone "lingsociopsychology" in the dictionary.
You might also want to split the word, if that makes the meaning better understood, and/or for easy clarification, such as "in both sociolinguistic and psycolinguistic approach", "approach in linguistics and sociophycology".... Indeed, I might go for that.
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Note added at 9 hrs (2007-01-08 03:08:23 GMT)
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nothing significant, but I guess I like the "separation" of socio and psyco as suggested by Wil. Also, I said something incorrect as part of my response - Psycholinguistics is somewhat closer to cognitive linguistics, not neuroL. Snowbee-san's note reminded me of that... It's been over 15 years since I left school ;-) hehe.
http://edrev.asu.edu/brief/nov05.html
I know the order of three words, 言語、社会、心理 are different in the traslation, but I do not think there is "lingpsychology", let alone "lingsociopsychology" in the dictionary.
You might also want to split the word, if that makes the meaning better understood, and/or for easy clarification, such as "in both sociolinguistic and psycolinguistic approach", "approach in linguistics and sociophycology".... Indeed, I might go for that.
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Note added at 9 hrs (2007-01-08 03:08:23 GMT)
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nothing significant, but I guess I like the "separation" of socio and psyco as suggested by Wil. Also, I said something incorrect as part of my response - Psycholinguistics is somewhat closer to cognitive linguistics, not neuroL. Snowbee-san's note reminded me of that... It's been over 15 years since I left school ;-) hehe.
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Will Matter
: I would write it as 'socio-psycholinguistic approach', it's a little easier to read and understand in that form. // and I hope that, one day, my Japanese ability approaches the level of your English ability. Hontoo ni, sonkei shimasu Matsuda-san.
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とんでもないです! |
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TimG
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Thank you.
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psycholinguistical approach
I'm not 100% sure but I believe that 「言語社会心理学」 is something like "psycholinguistics" in English. Check the Wikipedia article I linked.
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You're right, "linguistic" is better and while I was in bed last night after I posted this (it was 3 AM when I wrote this) I thought "Uh-oh, I forgot to put the 'socio' part." :) Rie's answer is dead on.
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Note added at 9 hrs (2007-01-08 02:27:05 GMT)
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You're right, "linguistic" is better and while I was in bed last night after I posted this (it was 3 AM when I wrote this) I thought "Uh-oh, I forgot to put the 'socio' part." :) Rie's answer is dead on.
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Will Matter
: Pretty close but, IMHO, the 'shakai' component needs to be included in some way. Happy New Year.
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humbird
: With willmatter. Moreover, I prefer "linguistic" instead of "linguistical".
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