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| − | |Title=(Greek) | + | |Title=(Greek) im/politeness: Predication and evaluation practices |
|Tag(s)=EMCA; MCD; Category-boundedness; Moral order; Accountability; Politeness; Culture; National identity | |Tag(s)=EMCA; MCD; Category-boundedness; Moral order; Accountability; Politeness; Culture; National identity | ||
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|URL=http://ejournals.lib.auth.gr/thal/article/viewFile/7349/7098 | |URL=http://ejournals.lib.auth.gr/thal/article/viewFile/7349/7098 | ||
| − | |Abstract=This ethnomethodological study combines CA and MCA to explore the social | + | |Abstract=This ethnomethodological study combines CA and MCA to explore the social practices of predicating and evaluating real instances of (non-)linguistic im/politeness, witnessably produced by (Greek) members in a variety of contexts. It locates category-bound predicates that the incumbents themselves invoke or are imputed to them by others, as instances of first-order (im)politeness (Watts 2003) or (im)politeness1 (Eelen 2001). As depositories of common-sense knowledge, MCDs/categories offer a glimpse of the native practices/concepts of im/politeness, but are indexically and occasionedly accomplished by members, consonantly with their mutual accountability and the „moral order‟ of society (Garfinkel 2002). |
| − | practices of predicating and evaluating real instances of (non-)linguistic im/politeness, | ||
| − | witnessably produced by (Greek) members in a variety of contexts. It locates | ||
| − | category-bound predicates that the incumbents themselves invoke or are imputed to | ||
| − | them by others, as instances of first-order (im)politeness (Watts 2003) or | ||
| − | (im)politeness1 (Eelen 2001). As depositories of common-sense knowledge, | ||
| − | MCDs/categories offer a glimpse of the native practices/concepts of im/politeness, but | ||
| − | are indexically and occasionedly accomplished by members, consonantly with their | ||
| − | mutual accountability and the „moral order‟ of society (Garfinkel 2002). | ||
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| BibType | ARTICLE |
| Key | Makri-Tsilipakou2019 |
| Author(s) | Marianthi Makri-Tsilipakou |
| Title | (Greek) im/politeness: Predication and evaluation practices |
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| Tag(s) | EMCA, MCD, Category-boundedness, Moral order, Accountability, Politeness, Culture, National identity |
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| Year | 2019 |
| Language | English |
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| Journal | Selected Papers of ISTAL |
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| Number | 23 |
| Pages | 284–304 |
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Abstract
This ethnomethodological study combines CA and MCA to explore the social practices of predicating and evaluating real instances of (non-)linguistic im/politeness, witnessably produced by (Greek) members in a variety of contexts. It locates category-bound predicates that the incumbents themselves invoke or are imputed to them by others, as instances of first-order (im)politeness (Watts 2003) or (im)politeness1 (Eelen 2001). As depositories of common-sense knowledge, MCDs/categories offer a glimpse of the native practices/concepts of im/politeness, but are indexically and occasionedly accomplished by members, consonantly with their mutual accountability and the „moral order‟ of society (Garfinkel 2002).
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