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English that Breaks Away From The Native Standard As Seen From The Perspective Of A “Culture VS Civilization” Theory 佐生, 武彦 橋内, 幸子 大橋, 典晶 竹野, 純一郎 Saiki, Takehiko Hashiuchi, Sachiko Ohashi, Noriaki Takeno, Junichiro 中国学園大学/中国短期大学 830 360 English Culture Civilization Intercultural Refraction English Culture Civilization Intercultural Refraction Judo has gone through two major changes in order to be accepted by the world community: the introduction of 1) weight divisions and 2) the blue-colored uniform. Likewise, the English language had to be changed often tremendously to fit the needs of the locals when it travelled across cultural boundaries. This is the fate of what is considered to be an instance of culture. The concept of zero, an example of civilization, does not follow the same fate. This study examines English that breaks away from the native standard from the perspective of a cultural theory and discusses some implications for using and teaching English. 中国学園大学/中国短期大学 2012 eng departmental bulletin paper VoR https://cur-ren.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/176 1. Jean-Paul Nerrière and David Hon, Globish The World Over, International Globish Institute, 2009. 2. Takehiko Saiki, A Thought on the Concept of Culture: From the Perspective of Intercultural Communication, Journal of Chugoku Junior College, 1995. 3. Takehiko Saiki, ibid 4. Zeko Uno, The Mechanizm of International Frictions-Regarding the Intercultural Refraction Theory, Science-sha, 1982. 5. Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judo#Early_life_of_the_founder 6. Wikipedia, ibid AA11806612 1348-1452 Chugokugakuen journal 11 1 4 https://cur-ren.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/176/files/11_001_004.pdf application/pdf 223.8 kB 2018-10-04