Sociologus: Sociologus, N.F. 44.1994

Sociologus, N.F. 44.1994

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Titel:: Thesaurus Brandenburgicus Selectus

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Titel:: Thesaurus Brandenburgicus Selectus, 3, Thesauri Regii Et Electoralis Brandenburgici Volumen Tertium

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184 Michio Kitahara able to make male freshmen approach her with honorific language and behavior if she begins to talk like a man instead of talking as a woman; this option exists in Japan because there is a distinct difference between men and women in terms of words and expressions used in spoken Ja panese (see, e. g., Shibamoto 1987: 272 - 274). Second, two interacting individuals may not necessarily be aware of the same dimensions for ranking. One may assume that the dimension of income is the key factor in choosing proper words to use in that parti cular situation, while the other may look at his or her stigma as the deci sive factor. As a result, one may not understand why the other is so rude and vulgar. Third, misunderstanding or incorrect perception of the condition wi thin a certain dimension can be a contributing problem here. For ex ample, if a person appears much too younger or much older than his or her actual chronological age, others may evaluate the dimension of age totally incorrectly in a casual situation. In reality, he or she may be le gally entitled to drive a car or drink beer. A man who is offered a seat in a crowded train may be actually only 55 years old. In these situations, such individuals may feel insulted by being talked to as if they were a child or senior citizen without receiving proper honorific language and behavior which they think they are entitled to. Responses to Status Incongruence When a person expects honorific language and behavior from the other side of social interaction but does not receive them, he or she may respond in a variety of ways to deal with the situation. Five basic alter natives may be seen in contemporary Japan. First, a Japanese may overtly accept his or her low status vis-a-vis the other, but at the same time tries to speak without honorifics, indirectly claiming a higher status than the other. For example, when a 50-year- old male, who is the owner of a small store, interacts with a 25-year-old female customer, he may experience status incongruence. On the one hand, as a seller, he evidently occupies a lower status than her. But at the same time, in the dimensions of both age and sex, he occupies hig her positions. Being aware of his age and sex, he may not be willing to accept his low status as a seller. In this situation, he might say to her: "I am sorry I am uneducated, and I don't know how to use honorifics. For give my vulgar language," or 'T am so stupid and honorifics are too complicated for me. Don't get upset if I speak rudely." While selling fish

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