New book Essays and essays The Disappearance of Japanese / Nakami Yamaguchi Gento 舎新 Sho

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[Introduction to the Contents]
Many people may think that "the Japanese language can't disappear," but the author, who is a leading expert in the study of the Japanese language, warns that the Japanese language will disappear if you let your guard down, just as ethnic languages disappear in many parts of the world. The author, who is a leading expert in the study of the Japanese language, warns that. When languages disappear in various parts of the world, when the Japanese language is most likely to disappear, and how to prevent it. While giving clear answers to these problems, the author has a wealth of onomatopoeias (onomatopoeias and onomatopoeias) and an enjoyable explanation of the Japanese language that can have even delicate meanings. As you read it, you have confidence and pride in the Japanese language and the feeling to convey the Japanese language to the next generation will fill you!
[Author's brief history]
Born in 1943. Graduated from Ochanomizu University. Completed master's course at the Graduate School of the University of Tokyo. Doctor of Literature. Emeritus Professor of Saitama University. Person of Cultural Merit. Studied the history of the Japanese language from classical to modern. In particular, he has confidence and pride in the Japanese language and the feeling to convey the Japanese language to the next generation will fill you up! His historical research on onomatopoeias and onomatopoeias is highly appreciated. He received the Japanese Classic Literature prize from an academic society for his thesis "The Tale of Genji : Metaphorical Expressions and Authors (Top) (Bottom)", Dr. Kyosuke Kintaichi Memorial Award at 』 (Kobunsha) for his "Biyo" ("Biyo"), and 『 Chinchin Chidori no Naki Voice at 』 (Taishukan Shoten). He received the Nihon Essayist Club Award at 『 『 』 『 』 Meiji