The International Encyclopedia of Language and Social Interaction 2015
DOI: 10.1002/9781118611463.wbielsi094
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Face Constituting Theory

Abstract: Face Constituting Theory explains how human beings create relationships as they use language in social interaction. Relationships with others are fundamental to human existence, and people create them as they create what is known as “face.” Face Constituting Theory defines face as one's understanding of one's connection with and separation from other people, and it is constituted in everyday interaction as people work conjointly to constitute turns at talk, actions, and meanings. Connecting with and separating… Show more

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“…According to Arundale (2010, as cited in Don & Izadi, 2013), face is "in terms of the relationship two or more persons create with one another in interaction'' which according to him, it is distinct ''from the understandings of face in terms of person-centred attributes like social identity, public self-image, or social wants that characterize existing theories" (p.222). Moreover, according to Arundale (2015):…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Arundale (2010, as cited in Don & Izadi, 2013), face is "in terms of the relationship two or more persons create with one another in interaction'' which according to him, it is distinct ''from the understandings of face in terms of person-centred attributes like social identity, public self-image, or social wants that characterize existing theories" (p.222). Moreover, according to Arundale (2015):…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%