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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 March 2024

Dániel Z. Kádár
Dániel Z. Kádár
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Dalian University of Foreign Languages, China and Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics

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Ritual and Language , pp. viii - ix
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024

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  1. 3.1The McGregor corpus

  2. 3.2Comments accepting McGregor said ‘It’s only business’ in the corpus studied

  3. 3.3Evaluative accusations in the corpus

  4. 4.1Expressions in the case study which gain deferential meaning in the ritual context

  5. 7.1The corpora of the case study

  6. 7.2Categorisation of the first sub-corpus

  7. 7.3Employer reactions in the first sub-corpus

  8. 7.4Evaluation of unambiguous and ambiguous cases

  9. 7.5Evaluative tendencies in the case study

  10. 8.1Occurrences of the ritual frame indicating expression ‘duibuqi’ across different interpersonal scenarios

  11. 8.2Occurrences of the ritual frame indicating expression ‘duibuqi’ across standard situations and interpersonal scenarios

  12. 8.3Occurrences of the ritual frame indicating expression ‘sorry’ across different interpersonal scenarios

  13. 8.4Occurrences of the ritual frame indicating expression RFIE ‘sorry’ across standard situations and interpersonal scenarios

  14. 8.5Comparing standard situations in the Chinese and English corpora

  15. 8.6The number of non-speech act-anchored uses of the ritual frame indicating expression ‘duibuqi’ in the Chinese corpus

  16. 8.7The number of non-speech act-anchored uses of the ritual frame indicating expression ‘sorry’ in the English corpus

  17. 9.1Overview of sources of the present corpus

  18. 9.2Types and frequency of ritual frame indicating expressions in the corpus

  19. 9.3Frequently used honorific expressions in the corpus

  20. 9.4The frequency with which ancient sources were quoted in the corpus

  21. 9.5The size of the sections of the Book of Odes quoted in admonishing

  22. 10.1The pragmatic features of self-denigrating expressions in the first corpus: A quantitative summary

  23. 10.2The pragmatic features of self-denigrating expressions in the second corpus: A quantitative summary

  24. 10.3The pragmatic features of self-denigrating expressions in the third corpus: A quantitative summary

  25. 10.4The pragmatic features of self-denigrating expressions in the three corpora of the case study: A quantitative summary

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  • Dániel Z. Kádár, Dalian University of Foreign Languages, China and Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics
  • Book: Ritual and Language
  • Online publication: 07 March 2024
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