Framing dysfluency in modern Japanese literature : speech disability, language experiments, and the national subject

Key Points

• This research examines how dysfluency in speech is represented in modern Japanese literature and its implications for national identity.
• Textual analysis of modern Japanese literary works
• Exploration of themes related to language and identity
• Comparison of literary representations of speech disabilities
• Identified key patterns of dysfluency representation in literature
• Found connections between speech disability and national identity themes
• Highlighted innovative language experiments within literary contexts