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?
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.