Morality pervades all aspects of society. However, morality is not only something that can be talked about, but such talk can have far-reaching, real-world consequences. Language is central to the ways in which morality is understood and practiced. There are gaps though in our understanding of how morality gets practically done in different discourse settings. The aim of this volume is to provide an introduction to research about morality in discourse, and the implications of this for advancing our understanding of morality across other disciplines.
Morality pervades all aspects of society. However, morality is not only something that can be talked about, but such talk can have far-reaching, real-world consequences. Language is central to the ways in which morality is understood and practiced. There are gaps though in our understanding of how morality gets practically done in different discourse settings. The aim of this volume is to provide an introduction to research about morality in discourse, and the implications of this for advancing our understanding of morality across other disciplines.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
* 1. Morality and discourse (Michael Haugh and Rosina Márquez Reiter) * Part 1: Moralizing in Interaction * 2. The negotiation of moral improprieties in the everyday interactions of young adult romantic partners (Neill Korobov) * 3. The morality of contested descriptions in everyday and institutional settings * (Jessica S. Robles) * 4. Negotiating moral responsibility for remedying troubles in institutional encounters * (Bandar Alshammari and Michael Haugh) * Part 2: Morality and Narrative * 5. Narrating the Indian hip hop OG: Ethnography, epistemic-deontic stance and chronotypes (Jaspal Naveel Singh and Elloit Cardozo) * 6. Moral stance in mothers' stories in online peer advice-giving approach (Loukia Lindholm) * 7. Mothering morality in the everyday violence of domestic abuse (Shonna Trinch) * Part 3: The Politics of Morality * 8. Morality at the abyss: Grassroots activism, counter-securitization and moral authority in Rio de Janeiro's favelas (Daniel N. Silva) * 9. Rituals of morality: Questions of regret and sorrow in news interviews * (Michal Hamo and Zohar Kampf) * 10. The discursive construction of morality in political blame games (Sten Hansson) * Part 4: Digitally-Mediated Morality * 11. Morality, metapragmatics and race: Debates about whitesplain on social media * (Judith Bridges and Camilla Vásquez) * 12. Whose morality is out of order? A case study of deviance and respectability in online chats in China (Chaoqun Xie) * 13. Moralizing (un)civil behavior: The case of interpellations on Facebook * (Rosina Márquez Reiter and Patricia Bou-Franch)
* 1. Morality and discourse (Michael Haugh and Rosina Márquez Reiter) * Part 1: Moralizing in Interaction * 2. The negotiation of moral improprieties in the everyday interactions of young adult romantic partners (Neill Korobov) * 3. The morality of contested descriptions in everyday and institutional settings * (Jessica S. Robles) * 4. Negotiating moral responsibility for remedying troubles in institutional encounters * (Bandar Alshammari and Michael Haugh) * Part 2: Morality and Narrative * 5. Narrating the Indian hip hop OG: Ethnography, epistemic-deontic stance and chronotypes (Jaspal Naveel Singh and Elloit Cardozo) * 6. Moral stance in mothers' stories in online peer advice-giving approach (Loukia Lindholm) * 7. Mothering morality in the everyday violence of domestic abuse (Shonna Trinch) * Part 3: The Politics of Morality * 8. Morality at the abyss: Grassroots activism, counter-securitization and moral authority in Rio de Janeiro's favelas (Daniel N. Silva) * 9. Rituals of morality: Questions of regret and sorrow in news interviews * (Michal Hamo and Zohar Kampf) * 10. The discursive construction of morality in political blame games (Sten Hansson) * Part 4: Digitally-Mediated Morality * 11. Morality, metapragmatics and race: Debates about whitesplain on social media * (Judith Bridges and Camilla Vásquez) * 12. Whose morality is out of order? A case study of deviance and respectability in online chats in China (Chaoqun Xie) * 13. Moralizing (un)civil behavior: The case of interpellations on Facebook * (Rosina Márquez Reiter and Patricia Bou-Franch)
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