On English Conversations from the Perspective of Cooperative Principle and Politeness Principle
Zujun Chen
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Zujun Chen
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Through the analysis of specific conversations, we can see that not all conversations are conducted according to the cooperation principle. There are also cases of deliberate violation of these norms in conversation. In many cases, it violates this principle and produces conversational implicature, which is largely due to politeness.
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Through the analysis of specific conversations, we can see that not all conversations are conducted according to the cooperation principle. There are also cases of deliberate violation of these norms in conversation. In many cases, it violates this principle and produces conversational implicature, which is largely due to politeness.
Key concepts: Implicature, Politeness maxims, Politeness, Cooperative principle, Conversation, Perspective (graphical), Linguistics, Computer science