Impoliteness in media discourse [Littérature, Langues et Religions] / Anna Baczkowska (ed.)
Langue : anglais.Publication : Frankfurt am Main , New York : Peter Lang EditionDescription : 1 volume de 257 pages : couverture illustrée en couleurs ; 22 cm.ISBN : 9783631645109.Résumé : The book presents the issue of impoliteness in media discourse found in television debates, films and computer-mediated communication. The phenomenon is viewed from different theoretical perspectives, namely prosody studies, corpus linguistics, media studies and audiovisual translation, neo-Gricean approaches, reception-oriented investigations and context-bound interpretations. Authors from ten different countries – Sweden, USA, Norway, New Zealand, Mexico, Georgia, France, Poland, India, and UAE – analyse data from nine languages – English, Swedish, Georgian, Polish, Arabic, Persian, French, Croatian and Montenegrin.| Type de document | Site actuel | Cote | Statut | Date de retour prévue |
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| 401.41 ANA Analyse sémiotique des textes | 401.41 AUS Quand dire, c'est faire | 401.41 BAC Impoliteness in media discourse | 401.41 BAC Impoliteness in media discourse | 401.41 BOU Sémiotique ouverte | 401.41 CAL Les discours direct et indirect | 401.41 CHA Les sémiotiques textuelles |
The book presents the issue of impoliteness in media discourse found in television debates, films and computer-mediated communication. The phenomenon is viewed from different theoretical perspectives, namely prosody studies, corpus linguistics, media studies and audiovisual translation, neo-Gricean approaches, reception-oriented investigations and context-bound interpretations. Authors from ten different countries – Sweden, USA, Norway, New Zealand, Mexico, Georgia, France, Poland, India, and UAE – analyse data from nine languages – English, Swedish, Georgian, Polish, Arabic, Persian, French, Croatian and Montenegrin
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