Халил Амр А А Forms of Address in American and Syrian Lingua-Cultures: A Socio-Pragmatic Perspective (Формы обращения в американской и сирийской лингвокультурах: социопрагматичеcкий аспект)

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Халил Амр А А Forms of Address in American and Syrian Lingua-Cultures: A Socio-Pragmatic Perspective (Формы обращения в американской и сирийской лингвокультурах: социопрагматичеcкий аспект)
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Contents

INTRODUCTION

Chapter I: ADDRESS AS AN OBJECT OF SOCIO-CULTURAL AND SOCIO-PRAGMATIC RESEARCH

1.1. Socio-cultural factors influencing the choice of address forms

1.2. Social organization and cultural values

1.3. Classification schemes of address forms

1.4. Literature review of address forms

1.4.1. Address as a reflection of power, solidarity, politeness, and social relationships

1.4.2. Address as an expression of emotion, attitudes, and distance versus intimacy

1.5. Forms of address and (im)politeness as important aspects of language use

1.5.1. Socio-cultural approaches to (im)politeness

1.5.2. Pragmatic approaches to (im)politeness

1.5.3. Forms of address and (im)politeness across cultures

Summary

Chapter II: MAJOR CATEGORIES OF ADDRESS FORMS IN SYRIAN ARABIC AND AMERICAN ENGLISH

2.1. First names

2.2. Terms of endearment

2.2.1. Terms of endearment in Syrian Arabic

2.2.2. Terms of endearment in American English

2.3. Kinship terms

2.3.1. Kinship terms in Syrian Arabic

2.3.2. Kinship terms in American English

2.4. Teknonyms as forms of address

2.4.1. Definitions, types, and functions

2.4.2. Teknonyms in Syrian Arabic

2.5. Zero address forms in Syrian Arabic and American English

Summary

Chapter III: CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS OF ADDRESS FORMS IN AMERICAN AND SYRIAN DISCOURSE

3.1. Data and methodology

3.2. Discourse analysis of Syrian address practices

3.2.1. First names in the Syrian discourse

3.2.2. Terms of endearment in the Syrian discourse

3.2.3. Kinship terms in the Syrian discourse

3.2.4. Teknonyms in the Syrian discourse

3.2.5. Zero address in the Syrian discourse

3.3. Discourse analysis of American address practices

3.3.1. First names in the American discourse

3.3.2. Terms of endearment in the American discourse

3.3.3. Kinship terms in the American discourse

3.3.4. Zero address forms in the American discourse

3.4. Contrastive analysis of Syrian Arabic and American English address practices

3.4.1. First names

3.4.2. Terms of endearment

3.4.3. Kinship terms

3.4.4. Teknonyms

3.4.5. Zero address forms

Summary

CONCLUDING REMARKS

References

Appendices