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- Japans Face-Saving Culture: How the Obsession with Face Moves Japanese . . .
Why do Japanese people care so much about face? Let's explore this Japanese obsession with face and the factors that make it so important
- Why is saving face important in Japan? - Japan Nihon
In Japan, saving face is an integral part of their culture, and it plays a significant role in their daily interactions This concept is rooted in the Japanese value system, which emphasizes harmony, respect, and social order
- Saving face: a little discretion can go a long way in Japan
The desire to avoid causing loss of face for oneself, one’s organization, or for others can be said to be the motivation behind many things that Japanese organizations do that are puzzling to Americans
- Repair or not? Face-saving in EFL Classes in an Elementary School in Japan
This study examines how face is protected for smoothly conducting English classes and building good relationships among class teachers (CTs), native English teachers (NETs), and students in EFL
- Repair or not? Face-saving in EFL Classes - ccsenet. org
This study investigated how the NETs, the CTs, and the students interact with each other to smoothly deliver English classes and maintain good relationships in a Japanese elementary school, especially focusing on how repair is carefully conducted while saving interlocutors’ face and how face-saving is accomplished by the use of silence
- Why losing face is so unbearable for the Japanese? - UCA News
The recent suicide of Makoto Yamada, the former president of Daimaru Besso, an inn in Fukuoka, has drawn attention once again to the psychological impact of the “loss of face” on powerful men in Japan
- Repair or not? Face-saving in EFL Classes in an . . . - Semantic Scholar
Face-saving in EFL Classes in an Elementary School in Japan This research explored the relationship between face Identity and Politeness Theory, identity and politeness theory, and teacher use of L1 Japanese in English education in Japan
- Why Is Saving Face Important In Japan? - Japan Past and Present
In this informative video, we will discuss the concept of saving face in Japan, known as "mentsu," and its significance in Japanese culture We will explore how this idea influences social
- Saving Face: Navigating the Complexities of Tatemae
Tatemae, the carefully constructed public face, is a fundamental aspect of Japanese culture It is a complex and nuanced concept that reflects the emphasis on social harmony, group cohesion, and the avoidance of conflict
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