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200 10$aDissension and face-work strategies in German dialogues /$fSelma Martins Meireles
205   $aReprint 2015
210  1$aTu?bingen, Germany :$cMax Niemeyer Verlag,$d2002.
210  4$dİ2002
215   $a1 online resource (197 p.)
225 1 $aLinguistische Arbeiten,$x0344-6727 ;$v457
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a3-484-30457-X 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $tFront matter --$tContents --$tIntroduction --$t1. Theoretical base --$t2. Methodology --$t3. Occurrences analyses and discussion --$t4. Dissension off-record --$t5. Direct Dissension --$t6. Direct Dissension with positive redress --$t7. Direct Dissension with Negative Redress --$t8. Interpretation of the Results --$t9. Final considerations --$t10. Appendix --$tBibliography
330   $aDissension in German discussions and the Face-work strategies (Goffman 1967, 1986; Brown/Levinson, 1978, 1987) used for expressing them are identified and analyzed in the study. Dissension, defined as a propositional attitude of the speaker's disagreement is deemed to be highly threatening to the social image of an individual and is to be uttered using specific Face-work strategies and/or a higher degree of redress for the social image. After a discussion of the concepts 'Dissension' and 'Face-work', the corpus and methodology, the results of an analysis of about eight hours of recorded conversation and about 370 occurrences of Dissension are presented. According to their scope, they were classified into four categories, which proved relevant for the set of 38 Face-work strategies found to express them, as well as the elements employed in their linguistic expression. No specific linguistic means for expressing Dissension was found, although most cases display semantically negative lexical components. Linguistic elements from many word classes as well as devices such as Deixis manipulation were used for Face-work. The results are also interpreted in regard to the relationship between Dissension, its different categories and the several strategies used to express them. An appendix presents all occurrences of Dissension found in the corpus as well as a detailed examination of their categories and linguistic forms, Face-work strategies and linguistic means used to convey them.
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606   $aGerman language$xHonorific
606   $aGerman language$xSpoken German
606   $aDialogue analysis
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615  0$aGerman language$xHonorific.
615  0$aGerman language$xSpoken German.
615  0$aDialogue analysis.
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