Masthead

Editorial Board, Legal Matters, Table of Contents, Author Guidelines

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Abstract

Contents

Editorial

Presentation
María Eugenia Flores Treviño, Armando González Salinas -v-vi

Working papers

The ES.VAR.ATENUACIÓN form. A tool customizable for every genre? The case of oral trials
Cristina Villalba Ibáñez - 237-260

The attenuation in asymmetric interactions between a man and a woman. A qualitative analysis of conversations between professionals in Mexico City and Santiago, Chile
Juana Puga Larraín, Lucila Gutiérrez - 261-287

The cyber-attenuation of politeness in university academic environments, in Venezuela and Chile
Yalena Carolina César Vera - 288-310

Attenuation in the translation of bilingual journalistic texts
Armando González Salinas, Adriana R. Rodríguez Althon - 311-331

Attenuation in the dubbing and subtitling of The Green Mile
Lidia Rodríguez, Gabriela S. Alanís Uresti - 332-359

Routine formulas as a tool for politeness in the sociolinguistics interview. An application to the discourse of speakers over 54 years old
Yazmín M. Carrizales, Lidia Rodríguez Alfano - 360-383

(Im)politeness and argumentation in the discourse of politicians (Mexico-Cuba relations)
Graciela Sánchez Guevara, María Eugenia Flores Treviño - 384-417

The figure of the woman: (im)politeness and image construction of the woman in the blog Testoterona
Adriana Regina Dantas Martins, Geórgia Maria Feitosa e Paiva - 418-440

Identity, face and (im)politeness in Cartagena de India (18th century). Dialogues emerging from an ethnic confrontation
Micaela Carrera De la Red - 441-471

Pragmatic-rethorical resources for narratives of complaint in the social construction of identity from women displaced by political violence in Colombia
Yudi Herrera Núñez - 472-493

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ASICE - Programa EDICE, ASICE - International Association for Communication Studies in Spanish

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Published
01-12-2015
How to Cite
EDICE, A.-. (2015). Masthead. Texts in Process, 1(2), i-iv. Retrieved from https://asice.se/index.php/tep/article/view/22
Issue
Vol 1 No 2 (2015): Ten studies on (im)politeness: Attenuation, identity, social image and argumentation
Section
Masthead

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