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Politeness and Face Work in German Forum Communication

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2014 Italy English Publisher:LIT
Authors: EHRHARDT, CLAUS;

handle: 11576/2598791

Politeness and Face Work in German Forum Communication

Abstract

Il contributo discute i concetti 'facework' e 'cortesia' e propone una distinzione tra loro che da la possibilità di delineare una teoria della cortesia come contestualizzazione della comunicazione sul piano sociale. Questa distinzione viene applicata alle discussioni in forum online e usata per descrivere e analizzare le specificità di questa forma di comunicazione.

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cortesia; facework; pragmatica; nuovi media; Computer Mediated Communication

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