wh5: myth

wh5 = who, what, where, when and why. The five basic questions that are the structure of any story. Explored in "Who says what, where, when and and Why: Context in Conversation." An introduction to Sociolinguistics through Conversation Analysis. wh5 is the blogsite of the book published 2008 by Nanundo-Phoenix, Tokyo.

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Tuesday, September 5, 2017

Myths about marigolds

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After the White Rabbit posting… . Church secretary: A reader wrote in pointing out that marigolds cannot actually turn rabbits to stone...

Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Urashima Taro and the Farewell Speech

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I have been a teacher for 50 years. Half of those years have been at this Palace of Economics. I feel a little like Urashima Taro. I ca...

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Tanabata, Pegasus and Laputa

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An exchange student rewrites a Japanese myth… Eiko: July 7 is Tanabata. Starlight: Tana – what? Eiko: Orihime, the WeaverPrincess...

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

The artist, the fan and the critic

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The comic artist answers a fan and a critic… Fan: So now you have a contract? Artist: Yeah. Illustrating Where in the World is...

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Barry Natusch: Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay; Still trying each day to have at least one stimulating conversation with someone, help whoever needs it, eat slowly and walk fast... and make sense of events.

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