Publiczne przeprosiny – akt skruchy czy chwyt perswazyjny?

The subject of rhetoric analysis involves strongly conventionalized acts of linguistic courtesy, such as public apologies. The research material consists of written apologies formulated on the Internet. The analysis of the circumstances, goals and ways of verbalizing public apologies shows that they...

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Published inRes Rhetorica Vol. 7; no. 3; pp. 96 - 110
Main Author Sobczak, Barbara
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Polish
Published Polish Rhetoric Society 06.10.2020
Polskie Towarzystwo Retoryczne
Polskie Towarzystwo Retoryczne/ Polish Rhetoric Society
Subjects
Applied Linguistics
chwyt perswazyjny
grzeczność językowa
przepraszanie
publiczne przeprosiny
Sociology
strategia wizerunkowa
public apology
image strategy
apologizing
persuasive trick
linguistic courtesy
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Summary:The subject of rhetoric analysis involves strongly conventionalized acts of linguistic courtesy, such as public apologies. The research material consists of written apologies formulated on the Internet. The analysis of the circumstances, goals and ways of verbalizing public apologies shows that they are more often a persuasive trick, a strategic act aimed at obtaining specific benefits or eliminating negative effects impending over the subject as a result of doing something that has been assessed negatively or violated someone's rights, rather than an act of genuine repentance.
ISSN:2392-3113
2392-3113
DOI:10.29107/RR2020.3.7