2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.pragma.2018.10.018
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Italian scusa from politeness to mock politeness

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“…In sum, the pragmatic functions of scusa cluster around the redressive value which is implicit in the lexical meaning of the verb. Its uses position the speaker as 'feeling bad' about an action and wishing to repair a 'potential' damage to interpersonal relations with an interlocutor (Ghezzi / Molinelli 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In sum, the pragmatic functions of scusa cluster around the redressive value which is implicit in the lexical meaning of the verb. Its uses position the speaker as 'feeling bad' about an action and wishing to repair a 'potential' damage to interpersonal relations with an interlocutor (Ghezzi / Molinelli 2019).…”
Section: Ma Scusamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although early research suggested that sarcasm is absent from some languages (Haiman, 1998; Kreuz et al, 1998), more recent research suggests that it is found in most languages, but includes cultural variations in the frequency of the production of sarcasm as well as its function (Ghezzi & Molinelli, 2019; Lee & Katz, 1998; Rockwell, 2006; Toplak & Katz, 2000). Salman (2016) found that Malaysian ESL participants generally had difficulty detecting sarcasm when it was used in an evaluative, humorous, or mocking manner.…”
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“…Para Nuzzo (2007), as formas fixas podem representar uma expressão de arrependimento ou um pedido de perdão. Partindo disso, no corpus, procuramos por verbos ou expressões altamente convencionalizados, que costumam veicular o pedido de desculpas em italiano (NUZZO, 2007;GHEZZI & MOLINELLI, 2019). Olshtain & Cohen (1983) afirmam que, embora uma só expressão possa ser suficiente para se pedir desculpas, frequentemente duas ou três são combinadas para que haja mais intensidade na realização do ato.…”
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