A recurring feature of PA communication is that the literal, surface meaning of an utterance diverges from what the speaker actually intends to convey. This section quantifies how often that divergence was anchored to identifiable wording, as opposed to being carried only by structural means (i.e. turn construction, turn interruption, or turn abandonment) or paralinguistic means (i.e. tone of voice, delivery style, laughter, or an explicit stage direction glossing how a line was to be said).
A recurring feature of PA communication is that the literal, surface meaning of an utterance diverges from what the speaker actually intends to convey. This section quantifies how often that divergence was anchored to identifiable wording, as opposed to being carried only by structural means (i.e. turn construction, turn interruption, or turn abandonment) or paralinguistic means (i.e. tone of voice, delivery style, laughter, or an explicit stage direction glossing how a line was to be said).
Linguistic correlates of passive aggression in scripted family conversations: a pragmatic analysis
DORMIDONTOVA, OLGA
2025/2026
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A recurring feature of PA communication is that the literal, surface meaning of an utterance diverges from what the speaker actually intends to convey. This section quantifies how often that divergence was anchored to identifiable wording, as opposed to being carried only by structural means (i.e. turn construction, turn interruption, or turn abandonment) or paralinguistic means (i.e. tone of voice, delivery style, laughter, or an explicit stage direction glossing how a line was to be said).| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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