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ArticleDifferent cultures, different languages, different speech acts

Anna Wierzbicka1985

Article1985

Different cultures, different languages, different speech acts

Anna Wierzbicka

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Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Language and Culture Linguistics and Language Analysis

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1979Expression and Meaning 1978Universals in language usage: Politeness phenomena 1979Indirect speech acts 1982Expression and Meaning.1962Style in Language 1976Is Sybil there? the structure of some American English directives 1980The Camp At Wallaby Cross: Aboriginal Fringe Dwellers In Darwin 1982You Gotta know how to talk …: Information seeking in south‐east Queensland aboriginal society

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Year1985

Typearticle

Published1985-06-01

VenueJournal of Pragmatics

ISSN-L0378-2166

Languageen

Citations729

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ShelfLanguage, Discourse, Communication Strategies

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doi10.1016/0378-2166(85)90023-2

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