Based on detailed case studies of literary texts, this book traces the development of politeness from Old English to the present day. Politeness is shown in its ambivalent and multi-faceted nature from a variety of perspectives, making this essential reading for politeness specialists, cultural historians and historical linguists alike.
Based on detailed case studies of literary texts, this book traces the development of politeness from Old English to the present day. Politeness is shown in its ambivalent and multi-faceted nature from a variety of perspectives, making this essential reading for politeness specialists, cultural historians and historical linguists alike.
Andreas H. Jucker is Professor of English Linguistics, University of Zurich.
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List of figures List of tables Preface 1. Exploring politeness in the history of English 2. Research methods and data problems 3. Medieval Britain 4. Terms of address in middle English 5. Renaissance and early modern England 6. Terms of address in early modern English 7. The eighteenth century: The age of politeness 8. The eighteenth century: Educational literature 9. The rise (and fall) of non-imposition politeness 10. Conclusion. Politeness, manners and dissimulation References Index.
List of figures List of tables Preface 1. Exploring politeness in the history of English 2. Research methods and data problems 3. Medieval Britain 4. Terms of address in middle English 5. Renaissance and early modern England 6. Terms of address in early modern English 7. The eighteenth century: The age of politeness 8. The eighteenth century: Educational literature 9. The rise (and fall) of non-imposition politeness 10. Conclusion. Politeness, manners and dissimulation References Index.
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