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Forgas, Joseph P., ed. 1985. Language and social situations. Springer. xviii + 281 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
social context

Articles in this volume

Forgas, Joseph P. Language and social situations: An introductory review. 1–28
Bruner, Jerome S. The role of interaction formats in language acquisition. 31–46
Levin, Harry and Catherine E. Snow. Situational variations within social speech registers. 47–57
Dijk, Teun A. Van. Cognitive situation models in discourse production: The expression of ethnic situations in prejudiced discourse. 61–79
Hoppe-Graf, Siegfried, Theo Herrmann, Roland Mangold and Peter Winterhoff-Spurk. Speech and situation: A general model for the process of speech production. 81–95
Gibbs, Raymond W. Situational conventions and requests. 97–110
Blum-Kulka, Shoshana, Brenda Danet and Rimona Gherson. The language of requesting in Israeli society. 113–139
Wetzel, Patricia J. In-group/out-group deixis: Situational variation in the verbs of giving and receiving in Japanese. 141–157
Gallois, Cynthia and Victor J. Callan. Situational influences on perceptions of accented speech. 159–173
Harré, Rom. Situational rhetoric self-presentation. 175–186
Bavelas, Janet Beavin. A situational theory of disqualification: Using language to 'Leave the field'. 189–211
Heikkinen, Hannele and Maarit Valo. Slips in interaction: The psychopathology of everyday interaction. 213–227
Bergmann, Günther and Joseph P. Forgas. Situational variation in speech dysfluencies in interpersonal communication. 229–252
Forgas, Joseph P. Epilogue: On the situational nature of language and social interaction. 253–265