LANGUAGE IMPOLITENESS IN JAKARTA LAWYERS CLUB TALK SHOW 2014

Impoliteness and mock-impoliteness A descriptive analysis

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Jakarta : A Language for Software Generators 1

Jakarta is a superset of the Java language that is designed to support the GenVoca model of software generation. Among its distinguishing features are code generation, language extensibility, multiclass encapsulations, and subjectivity.

1 Impoliteness and Mock - Impoliteness in Dom 2

Intercultural impoliteness

The paper argues that impoliteness may work differently in intercultural interactions than in L1 communication. Most researchers (cf. Bousfield, 2008; Culpeper, 2009, 2010; Haugh, 2011) analyzing impoliteness within one language seem to agree that no act is inherently impolite, and that such a condition depends on the context or speech situation that affects interpretation. This may not be quit...

News talk-show chaptering with journalistic genres

Modern TV or radio news talk-shows include a variety of sequences which comply with specific journalistic patterns, including debates, interviews, reports. The paper deals with automatic chapter generation for TV news talk-shows, according to these different journalistic genres. It is shown that linguistic and speaker-distribution based features can lead to an efficient characterization of thes...