论文标题
日本性别语言在Twitter上使用吗？大规模研究
Is Japanese gendered language used on Twitter ? A large scale study
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论文摘要
这项研究分析了Twitter上日本性别语言的用法。从2015年至2019年收集了4.4亿日语推文以及2355个手动分类的Twitter帐户时间表（政治家，音乐家等）的2355个样本。在此语料库上进行了大规模的文本分析，以识别和检查文本中出现的句子最终粒子（SFP）和第一人称代词。事实证明，在大约6％的推文中，性别语言实际上也在Twitter上使用，而在“男性”和“女性”语言中的规定性分类并不总是满足期望，但除了显着例外。此外，SFP和代词显示出趋势的增加或减少，表明Twitter上使用的语言的演变。
This study analyzes the usage of Japanese gendered language on Twitter. Starting from a collection of 408 million Japanese tweets from 2015 till 2019 and an additional sample of 2355 manually classified Twitter accounts timelines into gender and categories (politicians, musicians, etc). A large scale textual analysis is performed on this corpus to identify and examine sentence-final particles (SFPs) and first-person pronouns appearing in the texts. It turns out that gendered language is in fact used also on Twitter, in about 6% of the tweets, and that the prescriptive classification into "male" and "female" language does not always meet the expectations, with remarkable exceptions. Further, SFPs and pronouns show increasing or decreasing trends, indicating an evolution of the language used on Twitter.
