the study uses the descriptive techniques of Conversation Analysis, and applies Brown and Levinson's well-known model of politeness to certain speeches and utterances of Margaret Thatcher, Britain's first female prime minister. This (1990) model is extremely useful to identify discursive features such as turn-hogging, interruption and so on, which are taken as indicators of politeness.
the female political leader: politeness in the case of Margaret Thatcher
PONTON, DOUGLAS
2011-01-01
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the study uses the descriptive techniques of Conversation Analysis, and applies Brown and Levinson's well-known model of politeness to certain speeches and utterances of Margaret Thatcher, Britain's first female prime minister. This (1990) model is extremely useful to identify discursive features such as turn-hogging, interruption and so on, which are taken as indicators of politeness.File in questo prodotto:
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