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SOCIAL NORMS OF MEANING IN PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
The article discusses sociopragmatics as a socially oriented branch of pragmatics and outlines its place in the broader pragmatic paradigm. Building on classic and recent work (Leech, Thomas, Eslami; Haugh, Kádár, & Terkourafi; Chang & Ren ...
Zulfiya Tukhtaevna Tukhtakhodjaeva
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An essential but often overlooked component of effective communication in tertiary contexts for domestic and international students alike is the ability to make requests in spoken speech acts and e-mails that is considered polite and contextually and ...
Forrest, Leslie
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Following the methodologies of corpus-assisted discourse analysis and historical sociopragmatics, and making use of both quantitative and qualitative methods, the present paper analyzes a small corpus of household recipe books written in Britain between ...
Rovelli, Giulia
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SOCIOPRAGMATIC REPRESENTATION OF GRATITUDE SYMBOLS
This article examines how politeness plays a role in the theme of gratitude, and examines how this theme manifests itself in various contexts, using a literary text as an example. The researcher analyzes the theme of gratitude as a high sign of culture and a high view of morality, based on examples of its effective use in language.
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The neural dynamics of political socio-pragmatic violations: an ERP study. [PDF]
Hons M, Onea E, Schiller I, Kober SE.
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The Sociopragmatic Aspects of Literary Discourse
This abstract is intended as an overview of the sociopragmatic aspects that influence artistic discourse. The paper examines the relationship between language, culture, and society in the context of literary creation. The literature review focuses on research in linguistics, literary studies, and sociology to identify the influence of sociopragmatic ...
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Sociopragmatic pronouns in Limburgian: inferring speakers' agency from self-reported automaticity, attitudes, and metalinguistic awareness. [PDF]
Piepers J, Backus A, Swanenberg J.
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SOCIOPRAGMATIC FEATURES OF THE LEXEME "EYE"
The article highlights the structural and semantic properties of the constituents of the lexical-semantic field “eye(s)”. By the lexical-semantic field “eyes” we mean a system of linguistic units united around the invariant archiseme “eyes”, having their own semantic niche in this field, differing morphological and syntactic structure, being in a ...
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This contrastive study of sociopragmatics and historical (im)politeness focuses on the evolution of expressions of apology and thanksgiving in European Spanish and Italian during the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, as represented in a corpus of ...
PARODI G
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