VOCÊS VÃO SAIR A BEM OU A MAL: AN EXAMINATION OF (IM)POLITE FORMS OF ADDRESS ONLINE IN EUROPEAN PORTUGUESE

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  • Rita Faria Universidade Católica Portuguesa

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https://doi.org/10.26512/les.v20i3.28640

Palabras clave:

Formas de tratamiento, Portugués europeo, (In) delicadeza, (In) corrección, Agresión verbal

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RESUMEN

El presente artículo analiza las formas de tratamiento en portugués europeo en línea y su potencialidad para transmitir o reforzar agresión verbal. Tomando como punto de partida un video grabado en enero de 2019 en el Bairro da Jamaica, en los suburbios de Lisboa, donde las fuerzas de seguridad agredieron físicamente a varios residentes, se establecieron dos corpus de comentarios publicados en la plataforma Youtube y en varios diarios en línea portugueses. Las principales conclusiones a las que se llega son: las formas de tratamiento componen estrategias lingüísticas de facilitación de agresión verbal y de grosería (indelicadeza, incorrección); las plataformas online crean contextos discursivos específicos, no debiendo ser estudiados de forma homogénea; nociones de identidad y de cognición son aspectos fundamentales que deben ser desarrollados en el ámbito de investigaciones futuras sobre formas de tratamiento.

Palabras clave: formas de tratamiento, portugués europeo, (In) delicadeza (In) corrección. Agresión verbal

 

Palabras clave: formas de tratamiento, portugués europeo, (In) delicadeza (In) corrección. Agresión verbal

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2019-12-18

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Faria, R. (2019). VOCÊS VÃO SAIR A BEM OU A MAL: AN EXAMINATION OF (IM)POLITE FORMS OF ADDRESS ONLINE IN EUROPEAN PORTUGUESE . Cadernos De Linguagem E Sociedade, 20(especial), 71–97. https://doi.org/10.26512/les.v20i3.28640

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Vol. 20 Núm. especial (2019): Dossiê Estudos sobre polidez

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Dossiê Estudos sobre Polidez

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