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Two neglected aspects of universals of linguistic politeness. Directness as a source of misunderstanding: The case of requests and suggestions. Data collection in pragmatics research.
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Situated Politeness is concerned with disentangling the factors which govern our behaviour within a given social context as well as across them. A range of. “In sum, reading "Situated Politeness" allows for improvement in our comprehension of the above-mentioned, complicated concepts. Combining this.
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User Account Log in Register Help. My Content 1 Recently viewed 1 Politeness and the Gre See all formats and pricing. See all formats and pricing Online. Prices are subject to change without notice. Prices do not include postage and handling if applicable. Most Downloaded Articles Intercultural communication in English as a lingua franca: Some sources of misunderstanding by Kaur, Jagdish Impoliteness in Germany: Intercultural encounters in everyday and institutional talk by House, Juliane Culture-specific concepts of politeness: How it can—and can't—help us to understand interaction across cultures by O'Driscoll, Jim The lingua franca factor by Firth, Alan Your kids are so stinkin' cute!
Studying the impact of social factors on language use in interaction by Barron, Anne and Schneider, Klaus P. Unpacking the hearer's interpretation of situated politeness, Noriko Inagaki 9. Politeness in Public Settings Negative politeness features and impoliteness in institutional discourse: National face and national face threatening acts: Tourist advertising of Australia: Or a uniquely Aussie invite lost in translation, Angela Ardington The book adopts a new three-way division of politeness into institutional, interpersonal and public settings, including a variety of contexts and cultures, such as New Zealand workplaces, classrooms in Mexico a university hockey club in Sheffield, Japanese television drama, and a national advertising campaign in Australia.
Particularly significant, Situated Politeness is primarily concerned not only with the local negotiation of both politeness and impoliteness but how these are, crucially, played out against a wider backdrop of social and cultural practices and beliefs.
That's not very polite! Identity practices of Greek diaspora on a social network site. Directness as a source of misunderstanding: The case of L2 learners of Greek. Civility and its discontents: Conceptualising Politeness in Greek: Data collection methods in speech act performance.
Not least, the style is highly accessible, and the various chapters offer a wide range of relevant and fascinating data. They do not achieve a final solution which may be impossible nor do they steer clear of the complexities of this matter. On the contrary, by drawing on empirical research, the authors present different fine-grained theoretical tools and approaches that, undoubtedly, constitute an advance in this discipline Very interesting and critically enlightening reading for a specialist who wants to be at the cutting edge of this discipline Reading Situated Politeness allows for improvement in our comprehension of Combining this advancement with the variety of approaches covered in the volume make it an important step forward for the field of socio-pragmatics.
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