Descriptive Grammar, Japanese - level 1 3200-L2-GOCJ1
First semester:
- foundations of Japanese conjugation according to syllabic and non-syllabic segmentation of the grammatical forms of verbs, adjectives and copula de aru,
- the opposition of finitive vs. non-finitive forms,
- forms of tense and negation,
- forms of tense and aspect of Japanese verbs (present-future and habitual tenses, progressive, progressive-resultative and industriative aspects),
- the aspectual classification of the Japanese verbs,
- adjectives and adverbial derivation.
Type of course
Mode
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
KNOWLEDGE:
The student:
K1_W01
knows the structure of language as a system, has a basic knowledge of the place and importance of Japanese linguistics, and understands its subject-specificity,
K1_W02
knows the basic terminology of Japanese linguistics,
K1_W05
has a structured general knowledge of the theory and methodology of linguistics
K1_W08
has a basic knowledge of terminology and a structured knowledge of descriptive grammar in the Japanese language
SKILLS:
The student:
K1_U01
is able to search for, analyse, evaluate and select short authentic texts in Japanese and develop professional skills in applied and general linguistics,
K1_U02
has basic research skills, can formulate research problems and can use research tools of applied and general linguistics,
K1_U10
is able to apply theoretical knowledge of applied linguistics in typical professional situations, including team projects and interdisciplinary projects,
SOCIO-CULTURAL COMPETENCIES
The student is:
K1_K02
prepared to critically assess its own state of the art in applied linguistics
K1_K06
prepared to cooperate and work in a group, assume various roles and respect rules of good communication in Japanese
Assessment criteria
Passing criteria:
- attendance
- active participation in classes
- positively passed semanal tests
- positively passed semester test
below 55% – 2 (unsatisfactory – fail grade).
56% -65% - 3 (dst)
66%-70% - 3+ (dst+)
71%-80% - 4 (db)
81%-85% - 4+ (db +)
86%-99% - 5 (bdb)
100% - 5!
Two unjustified absences per 30 hours of contact classes are allowed. In the case of more than two unexcused absences, the student should ask the lecturer to determine the form of credit for the material from the classes on which he was absent. An unjustified absence from 50% of classes (or more) results in an under-evaluation from this module at the end of the semester.
Bibliography
Huszcza, Romuald et al. 2003. Gramatyka japońska. Podręcznik z ćwiczeniami. Tom 1. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego.
Huszcza, Romuald et al. 2003. Gramatyka japońska. Podręcznik z ćwiczeniami. Tom 2. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego.
McClain, Yoko 1981. Handbook of Modern Japanese Grammar. Tokyo: The Hokuseido Press.
Henshall, Kenneth, Kawai Junji 2004. Welcome to Japanese. A Beginner's Survay of the Language. Tokyo: Tuttle Publishing.
村上本二郎1981．初歩の国文法―口語・文語．東京：昇龍堂．
くらべてわかる日本語表現文型辞典。2009．東京：Ｊリサーチ出版．
どんなときどう使う日本語表現文型200（初・中級）2013．東京：アルク．
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