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    The second main theory is the Politeness Theory. In this movie, politeness theory and its concepts have appeared a lot. There are two concepts showed by the film. The first one is about that Claude and Marie usually would like to maintain their positive faces in public places. And another part is about how did Claude or Marie made face threatening acts, and what is the difference between their face threatening acts. Politeness Theory means when people interacted with others, they tried to manage and restore their own face through communications (Oliver, 2017). Face this term in Politeness Theory, not only represents our facial features, it symbolizes the self-image which we prefer others to perceive. Also, face defined as two aspects, the…

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    tell another person you are not interested in meeting romantically, especially since you met each other on an online dating site? When the requested meeting is not desired by the rejecter a tactical response must be given, the response must still save the face of the requester as well as uphold the personal desires of the rejecter. Therefore, it is easier and more manageable to decline a romantic meeting with your online dating counterpart. Because you are not talking face to face, the rejection…

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    Importance Of Politeness

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    to know the kinds of politeness, address forms, and to analyze the importance of politeness. It was done in Tanah Lot by observing and interviewing methods. There are two positive strategies of politeness used which is proposed by Watts (2003) and the address forms used initial greetings which is proposed by Holmes (2008) by saying their title honorific to make them satisfied. Key words: Politeness, Address Forms, Initial Greetings. I. INTRODUCTION Politeness is one of the important…

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    while British are more introverted; Chinese have guests-oriented household rules while British prefer property ownership. They can consider each other impolite when one shows off and one implies rules on guests. According to Chiappini and Kádár (2011), since the 1970s, linguistics politeness has been an interesting field to many scholars; and that, politeness research is an independent field in communication studies. Politeness is a very crucial part of our daily communication;…

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    and very stoic person even though my facial expression comes off as something completely different. Another Example of impression formation will be a form of attribution control known as self-serving bias. When I was playing with a few girls for an intramural game I missed a few shots and denied it was my fault I blamed it on my teammates for passing the ball to me when I was unprepared. When I made the tiebreaking shot to win the game, I took the credit and said it was my hard work, and…

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    the role of contexts and what is perceived to be (im)politeness by interactants are taken into account, the direct mapping of politeness linguistic strategies onto interactants’ utterances is no longer possible. Taking an example of these three utterances: (1) (a) Pass me the salt. (b) Could you please pass me the salt? (c) Would you be so kind as to pass me the salt? (Locher 2008) Depending on the context these sentences are uttered and also the relationship between interactants, any of these…

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    Impoliteness is a key term for this dissertation since one of the aspects I analyse when characterising Meg Griffin is the bullying that she suffers, a fact that can be strongly attached to impoliteness. But before talking about this concept, it is important to define what politeness means for Lakoff (1989), who argues that “politeness can be defined as a means of minimizing confrontation in discourse – both the possibility of confrontation occurring at all, and the possibility that a…

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    Brown and Levinson created politeness theory, which is situated in the interpretivist paradigm (Goldsmith & Normand, 2015, p. 267). This theory is intended to explore the various ways language is used in certain social contexts, as well as how communication is affected by those word choices. The creators were curious why in some situations and relationships, people tend to be very blunt, while in others people tend to take a less direct approach. Politeness theory is based on Goffman’s concept…

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    ANALYSIS OF POLITENESS STRATEGIES USED IN The Late Show with David Letterman with Emma Watson as guest star David Michael Letterman is an American television host, comedian, writer, producer, and actor. He hosts Late Show with David Letterman – American late night television talk show broadcast on CBS. David Letterman was ranked 45 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Stars of All Time in 1996. A guest star - Emma Watson is known as an English actress, model, and activist. This paper is going to…

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    In the article entitled “How to Be Polite,” Paul Ford describes ways to be etiquette and how that can affect your daily life. First, Ford makes a connection to readers based on the fact that his politeness is often seen to people as a weird trait. Ford also explains that people judge him based off of his appearance. Due to the way he looks people do not often see him as the polite type. Even though these people prejudged him, he used a method called killing a person with kindness. He explained…

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