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Analyzing of Taboo Language in The Script of 'Uncut Gems' Film by Safdie & Bronstein

JLE: Journal of Literate of English Education Study Program
This research examines the use of taboo language in the film Uncut Gems, focusing on identifying the types of taboo language and their functions. Using a descriptive qualitative approach, the study analyzes linguistic features within the film.
S. Daulay, Dimas, Alvindi
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Taboo language and impoliteness

The Oxford Handbook of Taboo Words and Language, 2018
This chapter focuses on the use of taboo language as—or, what is more often the case, as part of—a strategy to offend somebody or some group of people, that is, as part of impoliteness.
J. Culpeper
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Taboo language in books, films, and the media

The Oxford Handbook of Taboo Words and Language, 2018
This chapter offers a brief history of taboo language in printed and broadcasted form. Starting from 2000 bc Mesopotamia, it reports the constant surfacing of bad language in printed form despite the many efforts to censor it, with examples from the ...
G. Azzaro
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Taboo language used as banter

The Oxford Handbook of Taboo Words and Language, 2018
Taboo is used in many cultures to cement familial and other relationships, not only by observing taboos but by selectively breaking them. Probably the most common form of societally sanctioned taboo-breaking is within what anthropologists call joking ...
E. Wald
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“I say it but wouldn't be happy hearing it from a kid”: Personal boundary parameters in responding to taboo language, swearing and -IST-ing use

International Journal of Educational Research, 2022
Lynn Downes
exaly  

When resilience is cliche and resilience resources are taboo: how language and policies exacerbate mental health disparities.

The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health, 2023
A. Rosenberg, C. Brown, W. Rosa, Joyce P. Yi-Frazier   +3 more
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Algerian Viewers’ Attitudes toward Taboo Language: A Case Study of Mourad Oudia’s Humorous YouTube Content

Jordan Journal of Applied Science-Humanities Series

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The translation of taboo language in fictional dialogue: the case of Jin Ping Mei

Translation Matters
Shuang Xiao
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The linguistic sources of offense of taboo terms in German Sign Language

Cognitive Linguistics, 2020
Cornelia Loos, Donna Jo Napoli
exaly  

Taboo language

Offensive Language, 2020

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