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SOURCE:    Philology. Theory & Practice. Tambov: Gramota, 2018. № 5. Part 1. P. 106-110.
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https://doi.org/10.30853/filnauki.2018-5-1.22

POLITENESS FORMULAS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. HOLISTIC APPROACH

Zhulina Ekaterina Borisovna
Saint Petersburg University


Submitted: 19.02.2018
Abstract. Politeness formulas in the English language are interpreted in the light of a new holistic conception of the language as a form of a human’s cognitive activity aimed to fit him into the environment. Interpretation of the language as a means of adaptive behaviour draws attention to situational, or speech context and the peculiarities of perceiving a human as a subject of cognition. The author shows that the statement softens and becomes less categorical due to a human’s consciousness detachment from the process of speaking in the moment of speech, which occurs as a result of opposition of the speaker’s conceptual knowledge and the observer’s phenomenological knowledge.
Key words and phrases: биология языка, восприятие, адаптация, наблюдатель, феноменологическое знание, структуральное знание, формулы вежливости в английском языке, biology of language, perception, adaptation, observer, phenomenological knowledge, structural knowledge, politeness formulas in the English language
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