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Title:
Nekatere lastnosti nasilnega govora in jezikovnopolitične usmeritve za nenasilno komunikacijo
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Krajnc Ivič, Mira
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Mikolič, Vesna
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Slovenian
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1.16 - Independent Scientific Component Part or a Chapter in a Monograph
Organization:
FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:
V raziskavi smo v okviru medijskega diskurza opazovali jezikovne in pragmatične lastnosti nasilnih in nenasilnih komunikacijskih vzorcev. Pri jezikovni analizi je poudarek na modifikaciji intenzitete ali moči jezika, z vidika pragmatike pa nas je zanimal predvsem perlokucijski učinek, kot ga prepoznava naslovnik. Na tej osnovi predlagamo nekatere jezikovnodidaktične smernice za družbeno ozaveščanje glede učinkovite in nenasilne komunikacije.
Keywords:
intenziteta jezika
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perlokucijski učinek
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sovražni govor
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nasilni govor
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nenasilna komunikacija
Year of publishing:
2019
Number of pages:
Str. 345-352
PID:
20.500.12556/DKUM-82112
UDC:
808.5
COBISS.SI-ID:
24851720
DOI:
10.4312/Obdobja.38.345-352
Publication date in DKUM:
02.09.2022
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Title:
Slovenski javni govor in jezikovno-kulturna (samo)zavest
Editors:
Hotimir Tivadar
Place of publishing:
Ljubljana
Publisher:
Znanstvena založba Filozofske fakultete
Year of publishing:
2019
ISBN:
978-961-06-0259-0
COBISS.SI-ID:
302184960
Collection title:
Obdobja
Collection numbering:
38
Collection ISSN:
1408-211X
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Language:
English
Abstract:
In our research, in the framework of media discourse, we observed the linguistic and pragmatic characteristics of violent and non-violent communication patterns. In language analysis, the emphasis is on modifying the intensity or power of language, and from the aspect of pragmatics, we were particularly interested in the perlocutionary effect as recognized by the addressee. On this basis we propose some language didactics guidelines for social awareness about effective and nonviolent communication.
Keywords:
language intensity
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perlocutionary effect
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hate speech
,
violent speech
,
nonviolent communication
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