Genderlect and Apology - Hassan Al-Ka'bi, Wurud Ammar; Kadhim Al-Ameedi, Riyadh Tariq
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If we reconsider our daily-life, we can notice that we apologize and/or are apologized to in various ways for different reasons according to different situations. This is so because face is easily threatened and as such the social norms are violated. Non-apologizing, when the situation demands it, constitutes another offence. Therefore, the person who is supposed to apologize runs the risk of being regarded as impolite and rude. As a result, apology is needed to settle the matter in this respect. The following questions need to be answered in this study:1. What are the strategies Iraqi EFL…mehr

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If we reconsider our daily-life, we can notice that we apologize and/or are apologized to in various ways for different reasons according to different situations. This is so because face is easily threatened and as such the social norms are violated. Non-apologizing, when the situation demands it, constitutes another offence. Therefore, the person who is supposed to apologize runs the risk of being regarded as impolite and rude. As a result, apology is needed to settle the matter in this respect. The following questions need to be answered in this study:1. What are the strategies Iraqi EFL learners use to apologize?2. Who uses apology more: male learners or females?3. Do female learners apologize to females more than they do to males overall?4. Do male learners apologize to females more than they do to males?
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Autorenporträt
Wurud Hassan has her Bachelor and Master's degree from the Univ. of Babylon and now is a lecturer there. Her major field of interest is Socio-pragmatics. Prof. Dr. Riyadh Tariq Kadhim Al-Ameedi, Dep. of English, College of Education for Human Sciences, Univ. of Babylon. Ph.D. in Linguistics and Translation. Dean of the college.