'Negative face' presentation slideshows

Positive & Negative Politeness Cultures

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Language and Linguistics Unit 6 Language Function 3: Managing Interpersonal Relations

Language and Linguistics Unit 6 Language Function 3: Managing Interpersonal Relations. Presented By: Jia Lin (Dana). Did you think about it?. Language learners often find apologies and requests difficult.

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Ling 122: English as a World Language -

Ling 122: English as a World Language -. Politeness Readings: Y. Kachru & L. Smith, Chapter 3; Kyung-Ja Park. Politeness and Culture. The concept of politeness is crucial in any communication, but particularly in cross cultural communication

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Ling 122: English as a World Language -

Ling 122: English as a World Language -. Politeness Readings: Y. Kachru & L. Smith, Chapter 3; Kyung-Ja Park. Politeness and Culture. The concept of politeness is crucial in any communication, but particularly in cross cultural communication

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Ling 122: English as a World Language -

Ling 122: English as a World Language -. Politeness Readings: Y. Kachru & L. Smith, Chapter 3; Kyung-Ja Park. Politeness and Culture. The concept of politeness is crucial in any communication, but particularly in cross cultural communication

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Face It! Reference Work and Politeness Theory Go Hand In Hand

Face It! Reference Work and Politeness Theory Go Hand In Hand. Prof. Alan W. Aldrich, Instructional Services Librarian Prof. Carol A. Leibiger, Information Literacy Coordinator University of South Dakota. Evaluation of reference: Accuracy vs. customer satisfaction. S.S. Green (1876)

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Richard West Lynn H. Turner

Introducing Communication Theory: Analysis and Application. Fourth Edition. Richard West Lynn H. Turner. Face-Negotiation Theory. Chapter 26. Chapter Overview FNT at a Glance Introduction About Face Assumptions of FNT Individualistic and Collectivistic Cultures

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Richard West Lynn H. Turner

Introducing Communication Theory: Analysis and Application. Fourth Edition. Richard West Lynn H. Turner. Face-Negotiation Theory. Chapter 26. Chapter Overview FNT at a Glance Introduction About Face Assumptions of FNT Individualistic and Collectivistic Cultures

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Chatting

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About Face Threat: An Analysis of Negative Behaviors in Computer-mediated Communication

About Face Threat: An Analysis of Negative Behaviors in Computer-mediated Communication.

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About Face Threat: An Analysis of Negative Behaviors in Computer-mediated Communication

About Face Threat: An Analysis of Negative Behaviors in Computer-mediated Communication.

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Sociological analysis of CC misunderstanding

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Politeness Theory

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Politeness

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Impoliteness

Impoliteness . ENGL408 Meaning in Professional Interaction. Pragmatic Impoliteness . The notion of pragmatic politeness is linked to the default context of communication in which the speaker/writer tries to save, or enhance, her/his own face and/or the face of the hearer/reader.

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Politeness

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POLITENESS THEORY AND TEXT MESSAGING

POLITENESS THEORY AND TEXT MESSAGING. DANIELLE DUMONT. POLITENESS THEORY. BROWN & LEVINSON (1987) POSITIVE FACE NEGATIVE FACE REQUESTS. TEXT MESSAGING. IMMEDIACY RELATIONSHIPS COMMUNICATOR STYLE. HYPOTHESIS. H1:

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Politeness

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Linguistic interaction = social interaction ? Social distance and closeness (age, social status, power, etc)

Linguistic interaction = social interaction ? Social distance and closeness (age, social status, power, etc). Politeness: How language expresses the social distance between speakers and their different role relationship

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Politeness and deference

Politeness and deference. Polite behaviour is the way that we could achieve our goals demonstrating people our good manners by the strategies of courtesy, tact, affect or something like that.

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