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Author		Haugh, Michael; Bousfield, Derek
Title		Mock impoliteness, jocular mockery and jocular abuse in Australian and British English

Written in		English
Source		Journal of pragmatics. - Amsterdam [u.a.] : Elsevier
Volume		44
Year		2012
Issue		9
Page		1099-1114

Classification
Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / AusNC / GCSAusE

Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / ICE / ICE-AUS

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Politeness (style of speech)

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Contrastive pragmatics

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Conversational style

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Joke (pragm.)

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Communication research / Culture-specific communication

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Other communication situations / Peer interaction

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Speech-act theory / Speech-act type / Verbal mock insult

Domains / Rhetoric / Effects of language / Humor

Domains / Sociolinguistics / Code (sociolinguistics)

Domains / Sociolinguistics / Register (sociolinguistics)

Domains / Sociolinguistics / Language and gender / Gender-specific communication

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / British English / Northern English dialects

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / English in Australia


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GCSAusE ; ICE-AUS ; Unhöflichkeit; Impoliteness; Rudeness; Politeness (style of speech) ; Pragmatics, contrastive; Pragmatik, kontrastive; Contrastive pragmatics ; Gesprächsstil; Conversational style ; Joke (pragm.) ; Ethnopragmatik; Ethnopragmatics; Culture-specific communication ; Ingroup communication ; Neckerei; Hänselei; Stichelei; Bantering; Frotzelei; Teasing; Taunting; Verbal mock insult ; Sprachhumor; Verbal humor ; Schichtenspezifischer Sprachgebrauch; Kode (Soziolinguistik) ; Code (sociolinguistics) ; Register (sociolinguistics) ; Sex-specific communication; Genderlect; Sex-specific language behavior; Gender-specific language behavior; Geschlechtsspezifisches Sprachverhalten; Gender-specific communication ; Liverpool English; Merseyside English; Scouse; Lancastrian; Mancunian; Yorkshire English; Broad Yorkshire; Tyke; Northern English dialects ; Australia (English language in) ; Australien (engl. Sprache in) ; English in Australia