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    survivors and he was filled with passion. In this essay, the concepts I will be discussing are co-cultural communication, voluntary migrants, and culture shock and how they are represented throughout my novel. Next, I will discuss empathy and implicature as it relates to my performance, concluded by a critical self-reflection.…

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    It is obviously a violation of the quality maxim because political rallies are tightly organised and every spokesman must adhere to the already established protocol. This violation also creates the implicature portraying Melania as a perfect wife, both beautiful and religious, who decided to recite the prayer in this special occasion. Moreover, this example again portrays Trump’s excessive usage of the representative and expressive speech acts, probably…

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    nephew and someone who is perhaps less mature. This relational dominance is established may times through our email exchange by her use of short abrupt sentences that are very direct and interrogatory questions that question my sincerity through implicatures. Examples of this relational dominance can be found in my aunts second email when she says, “is it because you have another smart phone that’s not an IPhone?” and in her last email “I’ve got Laney, Does she have and IPhone?” Although these…

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    Conversal Exchange In Ishaan

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    tournament. Ishaan tries to stop Ali for practice but it does not happen. Ishaan tries to convince Ali that no marble player has become great after playing marbles. On this Ali replies that Ishaan has played so much cricket but become nothing. Implicature Analysis Ali shows his disinterestedness through…

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    Abstract A speech act is an utterance that serves a function in communication. It is the basic unit of language used to express meaning, an utterance that expresses an intention. Normally, the speech act is a sentence, but it can be a word or phrase as long as it follows the rules necessary to accomplish the intention. In our daily life interactions, we perform a speech act whether through greeting, requesting, apologizing...etc. Speech act is generally associated with pragmatic equivalence.…

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    conversationalist predisposed to cooperate for giving exact information then being relevant and clear , But sometimes many wide ways occur to violate this rules like what happens in literature to create esthetic effects on the text then reaching the implicature . This research will include an explanation about theory which proposed By the…

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    Bald On Record Analysis

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    2.1.Superstrategies Bald-on-record Impoliteness:This strategy is regarded as the least face threatening act. It is performed in a direct, clear, unambiguous andconcise way in circumstances where face is not irrelevant or minimized (Culpeper 1995: 356). It is produced by direct commands or impositions (e.g. "Shut the door.", "do your job.").This strategy was enlisted under politeness strategies according to Brown and Levinson's (1987). For them, Bald on record is a politenessstrategy in fairly…

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    Cooperative Principle was formulated by Paul Grice and stated in 1967 for the first time at Harvard University (Pan 2012: 20). The principle demonstrates the priory unknown “existence of implicatures” within conversations (Kotthoff 2006: 272). Since the interlocutors abide by the Cooperative Principle, these implicatures commonly appear in conversations and can be considered a “natural outcome” of verbal communication (Gibbs 1999: 117). Grice formulated the concept in the following way (1975:…

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    Verbal Aspect Analysis

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    the speaker’s perceived personal distance (or closeness) to the temporal situation, the latter of which is a pragmatic consideration rather than a discourse one. As such, the usage in personal, lively oral narration is motivated by concerns of implicature (Gries, 1974), as opposed to the tacit requirement to move time forward in a narrative discourse (Dowty,…

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    Marxist Theory Of Ideology

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    Discourse, ideology, and hegemony are intertwined. The notion of ideology emerged in the work of Karl Marx. The Marxist notion of ideology focuses on how society is dominated by the interests of the ruling economic class, as a field of social power, where the subordinate classes lacking economic power consent to the hierarchies of social power. Thus, the working class, for instance, is exploited by the dominant/privileged class and takes their exploitation for granted within economic structures…

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