Language and Social Relations: References

By A. Agha. 2006

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Cross-chronotope alignment in Senegalese oral narrative (2007, methodology): “To use Bakhtin’s terms, the two events are situated in separate ‘chronotopes’, a notion that Agha (this issue) has usefully defined as ‘semiotic representations of time and place peopled by certain social types’. Though the default expectation for a story is for it to be deictically anchored as ther”
Stance: Sociolinguistic Perspectives (2009, background): “" These ideologies are indexically built on the use of güey in interaction; however, they oversimplify this interactional ground by regimenting the complexity of pragmatic practice—the diverse interactional uses and social meanings of güey—through metapragmatic typification (Agha 2007 ).”
Politeness and language (2015, background): “, Strauss, 2004) and of human social relations – for example, Agha’s (2007) view of social relations as”
A Communicative Interdependence Perspective of Close Relationships: The Connections Between Mediated and Unmediated Interactions Matter (2013, background): “…also a chain segment—a segment of larger communicative processes—in the sense that any two individuals who engage in conversation have, of course, participated in various discursive conversations before, and thus bring to the event biographically specific discursive histories’’ (Agha, 2007, p. 70).”
Multimodal Genre Systems in EAP Writing Pedagogy: Reflecting on a Needs Analysis (2008, background): “and in the chains of semiotic encounters (Agha, 2007) that make up the”