Nonverbal Communication across Disciplines

Poyatos, Fernando

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“…Following Poyatos (2002), amongst others, this domain would also include paralanguage which comprises, for example, the class of differentiators such as laughter, the object of analysis in a few contrastive studies (cf. Bravo 1998).…”

Section: Levels Dimensions and Domains Of Analysis In The Study Of mentioning

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3. Regional pragmatic variation

Placencia¹

2011

Pragmatics of Society

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Section: Levels Dimensions and Domains Of Analysis In The Study Of mentioning

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3. Regional pragmatic variation

Placencia¹

2011

Pragmatics of Society

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“…Eloquent silence, he writes, is "an active means chosen by the speaker to communicate his or her message'. (1913) In articulating this idea he is drawing on the works of others who have likewise championed this particular idea (See for example Dauenhauer, 1980:3-6, 55;Saville-Troike, 1985;Kurzon, 1998 :9-19;on Poyatos (2002). "Silence," Ephratt writes, "in such cases is the socially built-in means whereby one expresses one's empathy as in cases of loss and sorrow, or one's admiration, reference or bewilderment in the presence of the mighty" 2008: 1917).…”

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The reflexive potential of silence: Emotions, the ‘everyday’ and ethical international relations

Beattie

2019

Journal of International Political Theory

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This article argues on behalf of an autoethnographic methodology as one, but not the only, method suited to the excavation of the emotions of everyday international relations. I suggest, drawing on my own lived experiences of writing the Life in the United Kingdom Test specifically, and being ordered deported from the United Kingdom more broadly, that a reflexive practice informed by silence allows scholars to attend to the otherwise discounted and excluded forms of emotional knowledge. As my story unfolds, and the transformative potential of trauma is rehearsed, the possibility of excavating otherwise silenced emotions, guided by an affective empathy, comes to the fore. I suggest, building on my own lived experience, that as the researcher cum agent embraces this position, discounted and discarded stories are revisited. In so doing I present a piece of evocative autoethnography in and of itself while demonstrating the role that emotions can play in the construction of everyday practices of International Relations.

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“…para crear significado. Muchos investigadores han señalado el hecho de que para analizar el discurso hay que tener en cuenta tanto la comunicación verbal como la no verbal (McNeill 1985, Poyatos 2002, y Richmond, McCroskey y Payne 1991.…”

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Lo que los gestos dicen y las palabras callan: una entrevista con Clinton

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Íñigo-Mora²

2012

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Nonverbal Communication across Disciplines

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3. Regional pragmatic variation

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The reflexive potential of silence: Emotions, the ‘everyday’ and ethical international relations

Lo que los gestos dicen y las palabras callan: una entrevista con Clinton

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