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Advice-giving in Turkish
“Superiority” or “solidarity”?
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Arın Bayraktaroğlu
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Preface xi
- Introduction 1
- Freedom, solidarity and obligation 17
- Politeness in Turkish and its linguistic manifestations 43
- Linguistics of power and politeness in Turkish 75
- Politeness in the classroom? 105
- Congratulations and bravo! 137
- Advice-giving in Turkish 177
- The use of pronouns and terms of address in Turkish service encounters 209
- Brief service encounters 241
- “What you ‘re saying sounds very nice and I ‘m delighted to hear it” 271
- Analysis of the use of politeness maxims in interruptions in Turkish political debates 307
- Relevance theory and compliments as phatic communication 341
- “Oh!How appropriate!” Compliments and politeness 391
- Index 431
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Preface xi
- Introduction 1
- Freedom, solidarity and obligation 17
- Politeness in Turkish and its linguistic manifestations 43
- Linguistics of power and politeness in Turkish 75
- Politeness in the classroom? 105
- Congratulations and bravo! 137
- Advice-giving in Turkish 177
- The use of pronouns and terms of address in Turkish service encounters 209
- Brief service encounters 241
- “What you ‘re saying sounds very nice and I ‘m delighted to hear it” 271
- Analysis of the use of politeness maxims in interruptions in Turkish political debates 307
- Relevance theory and compliments as phatic communication 341
- “Oh!How appropriate!” Compliments and politeness 391
- Index 431
