Implementation of speech aggression in the genre of Internet commentary in social networks of frontier regions: Speech act stratification, lexical content and thematic focus [PDF]
The network space presupposes communicative interaction, characterized by depersonalization, hypertextuality and achronicity of interaction, a high degree of anonymity and low responsibility for the content produced.
Bredikhin, Sergey Nikolaevich +2 more
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Pejoratives and Testimonial Injustice: Precis
Testimonial injustice is a hot topic in social epistemology. My own work is concerned with pejoratives (in particular, gender pejoratives for women), so in this paper I wish to connect them with such injustice.
Perhat, Julija, Julija Perhat
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La mal-nomination des réalités migratoires dans les médias européens
Résumé : La présente contribution porte sur l’activité de (dé)nomination et son rôle dans la construction des représentations sociales construites des réfugiés ukrainiens et non-européens dans et par le discours des élites européennes pendant le début de
Zakaria TANSSAOUT & Samir MEFTAH
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Pejoratives and Relevance: Synchronic and Diachronic Issues
The paper considers a possible relevantist treatment, in the spirit of Wilson and Sperber’s work, of pejoratives and argues for three claims concerning them. On the level of synchronic issues it suggests that the negative content of pejoratives, at least
Nenad Miščević, Miščević, Nenad
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An analysis of research and literature on school climate experiences of gay and lesbian youth [PDF]
Includes bibliographical ...
Busch, Rebecca
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Wisconsin school counselor perceptions of school climate experiences of gay and lesbian youth [PDF]
Includes bibliographical ...
Busch, Rebecca
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Prejudice and Presupposition in Offensive Language
In this paper I give a short introduction to the standard way to treat offensive language in contemporary philosophy of language, without giving details on the very rich contemporary literature on the problem.
Carlo Penco
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It's not what you said, it's the way you said it: slurs and conventional implicatures
In this paper, I defend against a number of criticisms an account of slurs, according to which the same semantic content is expressed in the use of a slur (e.g. 'chink') as is expressed in the use of its neutral counterpart (e.g.
Whiting, Daniel
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[Ischemic gangrene of the upper limb associated with COVID-19 infection: about 2 cases]. [PDF]
Ba PA, Ba A.
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