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    to develop a strategy for increasing the ولاءloyalty of its 65‚000 members by engaging them more actively through improved communications and other measures. Findings from a survey of members are being analyzed for useful فطنةinsights. STUDY QUESTIONS How is MAS currently positioned against other environmental organizations in Massachusetts? What is a new member محتملpotentially قيمةworth to MAS? (Hint: use customer lifetime analysis). Beyond the financial issue‚ why is membership important

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    Politeness From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search For the Wikipedia policy‚ see Wikipedia:Etiquette. True Politeness. "Your eel‚ I think‚ Sir?" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cartoon in Punch magazine: 28 July 1920 Politeness is best expressed as the practical application of good manners or etiquette. It is a culturally defined phenomenon‚ and therefore what is considered polite

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    “The word style is originally derived from the Latin word ‘stylus’ which meant a short stick sharp at one end and flat at the other used by the Romans for writing on wax tablets”(Galperin 11). Nowadays the word “stylus” according to Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary means “a special pen used to write a text or draw an image on a special computer screen.” We clearly see that the meaning of the word style has been changed greatly. According to Longman dictionary “style is a particular

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    objectives of this bachelor thesis are euphemisms and their usage in today´s English. Euphemisms are indirect expressions that are used instead of harsher ones to avoid unpleasant moments‚ embarrassment‚ or offence. They are used in sensitive social areas where direct speaking is unsuitable‚ like death‚ diseases or sex. The concern of indirect speaking can be either on the side of a speaker‚ on the side of an audience or on the side of a third side. Euphemisms are use to replace social taboos‚ swearing

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    on the origin of English Euphemism and its social communicative function Posted:2008-5-22 17:06:00 views:14621 [Abstract] Euphemism‚ as a common linguistic phenomenon in world culture‚ is widely used in every social class and field. English euphemism‚ as one of many euphemisms existing in the world‚ has its own deep origin‚ which include both the religious origin and the historical‚ literary origin. This thesis will try to discuss the origin of English euphemism from every aspect of religion

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    Politeness maxims 1 Politeness maxims According to Geoffrey Leech‚ there is a politeness principle with conversational maxims similar to those formulated by Paul Grice. He lists six maxims: tact‚ generosity‚ approbation‚ modesty‚ agreement‚ and sympathy. The first and second form a pair‚ as do the third and the fourth. These maxims vary from culture to culture: what may be considered polite in one culture may be strange or downright rude in another. The Tact maxim The tact maxim states:

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    is reflected in the desire not be impeded or put upon‚ to have the freedom to act as one chooses (Thomas‚ 1995:169). Therefore‚ people in their relationship need to preserve both kinds of faces for themselves and the people they interact with the politeness utterances. According to Brown and Levinson (1987:65)‚ certain kinds of acts intrinsically threaten face‚ namely those acts that by their nature run contrary to the face want of the hearer and / or of the speaker. For example‚ the hearer’s positive

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    1 Introduction Since the 1970s‚ one of the biggest changes in modern English has been the return of euphemism. The English word "euphemism ’ ’ originated from the Greek word "euphemismos"‚ which means "fair or good speech". The prefix "eu" means "good‚ sounds well good" and the root ’ ’pheme ’ ’ means ’ ’saying or speech ’ ’. And thus the literal meaning of ’ ’euphemism ’ ’ is ’ ’good speech ’ ’ or ’ ’saying something that sounds well good” (Liu Chunbao‚ 2001). (This is ungrammatical

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    Thesis Statement: Politeness can be realized in a number of ways‚ among which the use of language concerns us most in the present discussion. Politeness is then taken to be the various forms of language structure and usage which allow the members of a socio-cultural group to achieve their conflict-avoiding goals. Outline 1.0 Introduction of Politeness 1.1 What is Politeness? Politeness is a kind of socio-cultural phenomenon in human communication. Politeness is seen as the adequacy of linguistic

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    INTRODUCTION On first consideration‚ it might seem obvious that politeness is simply a well-understood concept that permeates human interaction. A common understanding of the concept and accounting for it is problematic. Defining politeness appropriately is one of the difficulties existing in the study of linguistic politeness. It is quite difficult to give a proper definition to politeness. The researches on linguistic politeness started from the middle of 1970 ’s‚ however‚ it was in the late 1980s

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