映画の台詞とそのSimplified Versionsへのパラフレイズ
1998 年 4 巻 p. 69-80
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1998 年 4 巻 p. 69-80
In this study the author examined a screenplay, a novel based on the screenplay, and a simplified version paraphrased from the novel and the screenplay, as a teaching material. For this purpose, the author viewed Widdowson's Teaching Language as Communication and Barry Morrow's screenplay: Rain Man and a novel by Leonore Fleischer based on the screenplay and its simplified version retold by Kieran McGovern. As a result of the examination, the author has found that, as a screenplay consists of spoken discourses and their contexts are shown by the movie, in the simplified version paraphrased from the screenplay, there is no 'distortation of use'(Widdowson 1978:88), though it is 'the simplification of usage.' (Ibid.)
