This volume contains contributions that, based on authentic data from diverse African, Asian and European languages, literatures and cultures, shed a new light on politeness as a central phenomenon in pragmatics, and on what is at stake when teaching or learning the subject.
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Thomas Szende is Professor of Hungarian and Applied Linguistics at INALCO (Paris) and Director of the EA 4514 PLIDAM Research Centre. His academic interests focus on Second Language Acquisition as well as Hungarian grammar, bilingual lexicography, and translation. He has published several books including Second Culture Teaching and Learning, Peter Lang, 2014; The Foreign Language Appropriation Conundrum: Micro Realities & Dynamics. P.I.E-Peter Lang, 2016.
George Alao is Associate Professor of Yorùbá, and Language and Culture Pedagogy at INALCO), where he is Deputy-Director of the research team EA 4514 PLIDAM and co-convenes its Axis 1 (Language policies, multilingualism and representations). Keenly interested in all aspects of Language Teaching and Learning including the Pedagogy of African Languages, he has authored or participated in many books including Journey into Yorùbá language and culture, EAC, 2014 and Dispositifs éducatifs en contexte mondalisé et didactique plurilingue et pluriculturelle, Peter Lang, 2014.
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Festeinband. Etat : Wie neu. 283 Seiten ; 24 cm, 446 g Neuwertig. - Table of contents -- Introduction 3 -- Thomas Szende & George Alao -- Chapter I: Meta-pragmatic awareness and agency in language -- learners' constructions of politeness 11 -- Anthony J Liddicoat & Troy McConachy -- Chapter II: The topos of polite behaviour Exploring thematic, -- narrative and discursive structures of a lexical field 27 -- Peter Stockinger -- Chapter III: Impoliteness as a part of pragmatic competence in L2 51 -- Istvan Kecskes -- Chapter IV: When politeness is in the detail: the case of an im -- perative in Russian 69 -- Helene de Penanros -- Chapter V: Teaching Active kinship terms in Chinese -- as a Foreign Language 83 -- Junji Gong &Joil Bellassen -- Chapter VI: Expressing politeness with discourse particles in -- Myanmar language 95 -- San San Hnin Tun -- Chapter VII: Politeness and terms of address and reference in -- French and YorubA 115 -- Festus A Soyoye -- Chapter VIII: Expression of politeness in Korean as a foreign lan -- guage: diversity of linguistic means and order of acquisition 129 -- Jin-Ok Kim -- Chapter IX: Modelling a new approach to researching and teach -- ing politeness in Vietnamese as an L2 167 -- Viet Anh Nguyen -- Chapter X Politeness and pragmatic competence in teaching -- Hungarian as a Second Language: successes and pitfalls 187 -- Orsolya MarOti -- Chapter XI: Should impoliteness be taught? 205 -- Marijana PetroviC -- Chapter XII: L2 socialization, construction of bilingual pragmatic -- competence and the Persian politeness system "ta'arof" 219 -- Shima Moallemi -- Chapter XIII: A contrastive analysis of politeness strategies in -- West African Francophone and Igbo commercial interactions 233 -- Festus A Soyoye, TajudeenA Osunniran &Joy C Nnabuife -- Chapter XIV: Critical thinking, cognitive presence and social -- languages in an LMOOC 245 -- Christelle Hoppe -- ChapterXV: Politeness or buzitu ('respect") in Kikoongo (Laari) 265 -- Elise Solange Bagamboula -- Contributors 279 -- ISBN 9782807607477 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 442. N° de réf. du vendeur 1228250
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Buch. Etat : Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The L2 speaker is able to function in the target culture only when s/he is able to understand, anticipate and produce the choices that the said society makes. Being polite therefore means: knowing how to draw on the conventions of a society, taking into account the expectations of an interlocutor regarding social relations at any given point, and is based on the appropriate language register to the communication situation; being able to balance standard and non-standard features and to adjust one's speech by moving it towards more or less familiarity, or formality. The learner therefore needs to be aware of the pragmatic flexibility of speakers - native and experts - who move from one register to another and juggle between respect and caution, first degree meaning and irony, exuberance and excess, with difference in levels, nature and degrees of politeness. This volume contains contributions whose theoretical reflections, field work experiences and authentic data from diverse African, Asian and European languages, literatures and cultures as well as a variety of corpora shed new light on politeness as a central phenomenon in pragmatics, and on what is at stake when teaching or learning the subject. It also opens up a conceptual dialogue with a whole range of domains likely to enrich the debate: sociolinguistics, literature, translation studies, semiotics, cultural anthropology, social psychology, etc. 290 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9782807607477
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