Kommunikation und Emotion

Fiehler, Reinhard

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“…negative emotions can be expressed much more diversely than positive ones [9]. Neutral means of language, depending on the author's intention, can become expressive [10]. There is an emotional, figurative, aesthetic transformation of the pragmatic meanings of linguistic units.…”

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“…All the knowledge about emotions the individual absorbs in the process of socialization. It is socialization that promotes that individual and situational experiences are constituted as social and typical experiences [10]. As social phenomena, emotions are subject to social regulation and control [10].…”

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“…It is socialization that promotes that individual and situational experiences are constituted as social and typical experiences [10]. As social phenomena, emotions are subject to social regulation and control [10]. These rules are determined by the value scale of the society and they change in accordance with national history and culture.…”

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Male Behaviour Standards in Female Perception

Maksimyuk¹,

Tsoupikova²

2018

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The paper is devoted to the analysis of male behaviour standards in female perception. Speech fragments taken from female dialogs explicate the presence of male behaviour standards in female consciousness. Cognitive and semantic analysis of female speech behavior peculiarities allowed us to reconstruct and describe female perception determined by social and cultural reality of linguistic and cultural society they live in. It was discovered that female perception was determined by social and cultural stereotypes and roles. This determination is realized in a strong need to correspond to these stereotypes and roles. Special attention is paid to the pragmatic functions of linguistic units, emotional attitude expressed in speech, to the types of communicative determination, to the evaluation scale and to the perception channel revealed in the process of communication.

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Section: Object Peculiaritiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Male Behaviour Standards in Female Perception

Maksimyuk¹,

Tsoupikova²

2018

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“…(Setting 1994;vgl. auch Kallmeyer 1979, Fiehler 1990. Andernfalls gerät das rituelle Gleichgewicht (Goffman 1967) aus dem Lot, mit der Gefahr, daß sich der Sprecher "hängen gelassen" fühlt.…”

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Selting¹

1995

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“…Sprachliche Äußerungen funktionieren zwar wesentlich mittels Symbolen, sind jedoch in jeder medialen Realisierungsform zugleich an die durch das jeweilige Medium bedingte indexikalische Zeichen-Prozessualisierung gebunden, ob es sich hierbei um auditiv, visuell oder taktil wahrnehmbare Gesten handelt oder um Schrift in ihren unterschiedlichen Realisierungsformen.6 In Form indexikalischer Zeichen referieren Emotionen auf den Produzenten (Sender) der betreffenden Zeichen, während sie in der Form sprachlicher Zeichen natürlich auch auf Aspekte von Gefühlen anderer Personen referieren oder diese thematisieren können (cf. hierzu ausführlich z. B. Fiehler 1990; Konstantinidou 1997).Kommunikationspartner sind somit prinzipiell in der Lage, über indexikalische Zeichen mehr oder weniger angemessen zu beurteilen, ob symbolisch codierten emotionalen Einstellungen entsprechende Empfindungen der Sprecher zugrunde liegen oder nicht.…”

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Fries¹

2003

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This article is a contribution to the investigation of intercultural communication. On the basis of a concrete corpus of German-Swedish business communication, it looks into the question of the manifestation of cultural self- and other-ascription in natural data. The article shows which verbal means interactants use to present cultural knowledge, anticipate different cultural knowledge and orient themselves to an intercultural participation that is implicitly or explicitly apparent. This article also shows what the participants consider to be culture resp. cultural in this professional setting and how the constitution of interculturality is used functionally. At the same time, the article can be read as a plea for an endogenous investigation of intercultural communication.

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Kommunikation und Emotion

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Male Behaviour Standards in Female Perception

Male Behaviour Standards in Female Perception

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