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Francesca Bargiela: et al:' Ethnocentrism, Politeness and Naming Strategies' Chris Christie: 'Politeness and the Linguistic Construction of Gender in Parliament' Karen Grainger: 'Politeness or Impoliteness?: Verbal Play on the Hospital Ward' Andrew Merrison: 'Politeness in Task-Oriented Dialogue' Louise Mullany: '"I don't think you want me to get a word in edgeways, do you John?": Reassessing (im)politeness, language and gender in political broadcast interviews' Reviews of:
Ann Bayraktaroglu and Maria
Sifianou, eds., Linguistic Politeness Across Boundaries (Corinne
Boz); Gino Eelen,
A Critique of Politeness Theories (Abdurrahman Hamza); Saeko
Fukushima, Requests and Culture (Andrew Merrison); Helen
Spencer-Oatey, ed., Culturally Speaking (Sara Mills) |
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