基于CiteSpace的国际语言动机研究可视化分析(2004~2023)
A Visualized Analysis of International Language Motivation Research Using CiteSpace (2004~2023)
DOI: 10.12677/ap.2024.148534, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 樊友翔, 黄丽宁*, 龙在波：武汉科技大学外国语学院，湖北 武汉
关键词: 语言动机；文献计量分析；CiteSpace；Second Language Motivation； Bibliometric Analysis； CiteSpace
摘要: 本研究旨在利用文献计量工具CiteSpace对过去二十年间(2004~2023)发表的421篇国际语言动机研究文献进行视觉化分析，并探究以下问题：1) 二语动机学术发表的年代分布如何？2) 二语动机学术发表的地域分布如何？3) 二语动机学术发表的高被引期刊有哪些？4) 二语动机学术发表的高被引作者有哪些？5) 二语动机学术发表的高被引文章有哪些？6) 二语动机学术发表的研究热点有哪些？通过文献计量研究发现：1) 过去二十年间，二语学习和教学研究中有关二语动机的论文数量持续增加；2) 中华人民共和国、英国和日本三国发表的论文数量居世界前三；3) 被引最多的三大期刊分别为The Modern Language Journal，Language Learning以及System；4) Dörnyei Zoltán、Robert C. Gardner以及Ushioda Ema三位学者发表论文被引量居学界前三；5) 由Dörnyei和Al-Hoorie编撰的“The Motivational Foundation of Learning Languages Other than Global English: Theoretical Issues and Research Directions”为被引次数最高的出版物；6) 两大研究热点为“中国学生”和“自我效能感”。本文为未来二语动机研究提供了一定洞悉与见解。
Abstract: The aim of this study is to visually analyze 421 international language motivation research papers published in the last two decades (2004~2023) using the bibliometric tool CiteSpace and to answer the following questions: 1) What is the temporal distribution of academic publications regarding second language motivation? 2) What is the geographic distribution of academic publications regarding second language motivation? 3) What are the most highly cited journals for academic publication regarding second language motivation? 4) Who are the highly cited authors in the domain of second language motivation? 5) What are the most highly cited articles published regarding second language motivation? 6) What are some of the top research hotspots regarding second language motivation? The bibliometric study revealed that 1) the number of papers on second language motivation in language learning and teaching research has increased over the last two decades; 2) the People’s Republic of China, the United Kingdom and Japan are among the top three countries in the world in terms of the number of papers published; 3) The three most frequently cited journals are The Modern Language Journal, Language Learning, and System; 4) The top three most cited scholars are Dörnyei Zoltán, Robert C. Gardner, and Ushioda Ema; 5) The most cited publication is “The Motivational Foundation of Learning Languages Other than Global English: Theoretical Issues and Research Directions” by Dörnyei and Al-Hoorie; 6) The two most popular research topics are “Chinese Students” and “Self-Efficacy”. This paper offers insights for future research on second language motivation.
文章引用：樊友翔, 黄丽宁, 龙在波 (2024). 基于CiteSpace的国际语言动机研究可视化分析(2004~2023). 心理学进展, 14(8), 182-196. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2024.148534

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