Recently, in Japan, written language in public space, ie, the study of language landscape that target language characters visualized is attracting considerable attention. Language landscape is one in which to visualize the complex relationship between ...
Recently, in Japan, written language in public space, ie, the study of language landscape that target language characters visualized is attracting considerable attention. Language landscape is one in which to visualize the complex relationship between society and language, and receiving sensitive to changing times, and age characteristics, a particular region, is implemented to reflect the culture of the country further. In the study Long (2010), focusing on the point that there is that campaign posters of subway of the language landscape, this study, language and campaign posters of subway and Shoji (2009) is a pioneering researcher of language landscape I began to focus on the landscape. It has been installed in the train, the subway poster campaign referred to here, he includes the contents of the warning • alert for passengers primarily. Therefore, campaign posters of subway is able to influence the behavior and consciousness of people living in the area or country. And, because it requires constantly anachronistic in a variety of ways to improve the site, changes in social conditions, of course, campaign posters subway, a cultural characteristic times and situations and etiquette, manners and should be followed on a train It can be and has been reflected in the form short and clear most. In terms of the function of campaign posters of subway like this, if the analysis of the campaign posters of the subway that was installed in the space of Japan and South Korea, to those common points and differences in language life of Japan and South Korea appear to scrupulously very is expected. In addition, the study Long (2010), multi-character of Multi-Lingual or of the language landscape that has been generalized subway of South Korea and Japan and Shoji (2009) by the comparative analysis of campaign posters of subway of South Korea and Japan The official label, or be directly applied to the campaign posters, find the linguistic diversity to claim Inoue (2007) emphasized difficult, language in public label called campaign poster of subway and whether or not difficult to find a linguistic diversity of the landscape, and Sasareru expected to appear in scrupulously by this study. Therefore, in the present study was intended to compare and contrast about the similarities and differences from the sociolinguistic point of view about the language and landscape of campaign posters subway in Japan and South Korea.
In order to make a difference with previous studies keyed focus on only a multi-letter symbols and multilingual, of course, language representation, this study, delivery (language type, character type, notation) language attribute currently to center content type, multi-lingual, and patterns of language landscape, a significant portion of up to reveal the differences and similarities between Japan and South Korea. Taking the example of the differences, the fact of multilingual notation of campaign posters of the subway while being carried out many Japanese, language notation just that overwhelmingly Korea, and the like.
If you look at the trend of previous research, represented by research and Shoji (2009) Long and (2010), and Inoue (2007), research on language landscape itself has been conducted very active, the research results also very it is possible to confirm the richness. The empowered to these trends, this study is convinced that we can the sake of research as soon as help of language landscape through the campaign poster discussion of subway never research has been attempted yet. And, studies have tried to analysis from the sociolinguistic point of view the campaign posters of subway is almost nil circumstances, research that was contrastive analysis the campaign posters of the subway there is no 's situation. In addition, because the study of language landscape in Korea is also a state of near-total absence, as it has a very significant in terms In this study, that can become an opportunity to inform the quickening of the language landscape study of South Korea, this I'm sure in the study.