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| Title: | 漢語母子對話中修護行為的研究
A sudy of repair behavior in mandarin mother-child conversation |
| Authors: | 李怡嫻
Li, I Hsien |
| Contributors: | 黃瓊之
Huang, Chiung Chih
李怡嫻
Li, I Hsien |
| Keywords: | 語言習得
修護
language acquisition
repair |
| Date: | 2009 |
| Issue Date: | 2013-09-04 16:33:05 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 本篇論文的目的在於討論兒童在漢語母子對話中修護行為(repair behavior)的情況，研究問題如下：1.兒童修護形態(repair types)的表現狀況2.兒童修護行為在語言形式、語用功能的習得是否隨年紀增加而呈現發展變化3.母親的語言形式、語用功能隨著兒童年紀增加有何改變。研究對象是六位兒童與他們的母親，年紀介於三歲至五歲。研究結果顯示，語言型態的使用隨年紀增加而有所不同，年幼孩子相較於年長孩子更依賴母親來開啟修護句型。並且，結顯示，三歲組採用 Lexical 語言形式的修復，另一方面年長孩子運用Syntactic
Editing terms來執行修護行為。最後，母子對話的互動過程可以幫助孩子習得運用更成熟的修護技巧，年紀越大的小孩越能掌握以多樣的語言型式來達成多樣的語用功能。而這些不同可能是孩子的語言學習能力、記憶廣度、及認知能力所導致。
The use of repair strategies has been pointed out as important characteristics for children to develop mature conversation skills. This thesis aims to investigate how children acquire repair in the interaction with their mothers. Six dyads in three age groups from three to five year olds are investigated. There are three research questions proposed: first, what patterns of repair are used by Mandarin-speaking three-year-old, four-year-old, and five-year-old children? Second, is there a developmental change in children’s repair types, linguistic forms, and pragmatic functions in conversation? Finally, how would mothers’ repair linguistic forms and pragmatic functions change with children’s age? Each repair utterance in the repair sequence of children and their mothers was analyzed in term of: (1) Repair types: SISR, OISR, SIOR, and OIOR (Schegloff, 1992). (2) Linguistic forms: nonverbal, lexical, syntactic, editing term (Ke, 2005), and combination. (3) Pragmatic functions: emphasis, specification, confirmation, elaboration, and floor-holding (Garvey, 1984; Chang, 1998; Wei, 2003). The result showed that younger children contributed relatively higher percentages of OIOR than older children. In contrast, older children contributed relatively higher percentages of SISR than younger children. It appeared that trend of the provision of guidance by mothers may decrease as children’s ability to repair developed with age. Second, it appeared that the influence between the children and the mothers is mutual in the course of interaction. In other words, children’s maturity of repair ability influences how the mothers interact with the children. Moreover, the findings display children’s discrepancy in language development around three years old. It is observed that three-year-old group adopts Lexical of linguistic forms to repair. On the other hand, older children used Syntactic and Editing term of linguistic forms to repair. Finally, the interaction of linguistic forms and pragmatic function displayed that both mothers and the children in all age groups use more Specification than other categories. It appears that in mother-child interaction, both parties tend to apply repair to specify the other’s intention. The result also indicates that older children appear to use repair to display their involvement in the conversation for an even large variety of pragmatic functions. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
語言學研究所
94555011
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| Data Type: | thesis |
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