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Politeness Theory The theoretical framework of the present investigation is comprised of many of Brown and Levinson 1978 constructed their theory of politeness on the premise 22 coveted by th. PRAGMATICS. U. nderstanding concept. P. ostive politeness. N. egative politeness. M. axims of politeness. INTRODUCTION . In pragmatics, when we talk of politeness, we do not refer to the social rules of behavior. . Politeness Theory. “Politeness” and “Face”. “Politeness” is the word we use to talk about a speaker’s intention to threaten or save . face. of a hearer.. Face is our self imagine that we attempt to show the world. TECM . 5195. Dr. Chris Lam. Poll!. Text ChrisLam138 to 22333 . OR. Go to . pollev.com. /chrislam138. Linguistic Politeness Theory. Brown and Levinson (1987). Founded in pragmatics and based on speech act theory (Austin, 1962). Language . and Social . Contexts. Language and Power: . Using . Frameworks to Analyse Talk. Basic questions when analysing talk…. Who seems to lead the talk?. . This means looking closely at how the talk moves on as each speaker takes his or her turn. These alternating turns are referred to as . Kiran Sanghera. Brown and Levinson use the concept of face to explain politeness. To them, politeness is universal, resulting from people's face needs: . Positive face is the desire to be liked, appreciated, approved, etc. . Much of what we say and communicate is determined by our social relationships. In order to make sense of what is said in an interaction, . we have to look at . various . factors. of interaction which relate to . AND . SOCIOCUTURAL NORMS. Sociocultural Norms. Sociocultural norms, such as how to express politeness in a given context, guide pragmatic expression. For example, if someone asked you why we should say "Please" after making a request, what would you say? Your answer would be based on the sociocultural rules you are familiar with in Western societies and cultures.. Learning objectives . To know…. What is politeness?. Positive and Negative Face. Positive and Negative Politeness. Politeness Strategies. Scenario. Young man knocks on a stranger’s front door and says to the elderly man who opens the door:. Assumptions of PT. Negative Face needs. Free, act without constraints, autonomous. Face-Threatening acts (. FTA’s. ). Apologies, compliments, requests,. threats, criticisms. Face. Desired self-image. . . Tuba . Göktürk. Duygu . Yoldaş. . Rıdvan . Gürevin. Nihan . Ergönül. . Hüda. Karasu. Mustafa . Murat Ata. . . Politeness. . Mustafa Murat Ata. At all times when people interact, identities and senses of selves are jostling for attention. A central concept in pragmatics is the concept of face, that is, the public self-image that we all want to maintain. Index Termsoliteness, Buginese language, social status NTRODUCTION Politeness is very close in the Buginese life. Bugis Elders notice that the words that are the origins of human actions must demonstr IN THETUVAN LANGUAGEbyVITALY VOINOVPresented to the Faculty of the Graduate School ofThe University of Texas at Arlington in Partial Fulfillmentof the Requirementsfor the Degree ofDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPH http//ijheInternational Journal of Higher EducationVol 7 No 6 2018Published by Sciedu Press44ISSN 1927-6044E-ISSN 1927-6052Distinguishing between Theory Theoretical Framework and Conceptual Framework 12THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK IN DISSERTATION RESEARCH CREATING THE BLUEPRINT FOR YOUR 147HOUSE148Cynthia Grant PhDUniversity of Colorado-DenverAzadeh Osanloo PhDNew Mexico State Universitydoctoral candidat