Politeness in media talk shows: The case of media panel discussions in Ghana
July-September 2021 - Vol 13 Num. 3
In human communication, the communicators involved in the interaction have an obligation to show politeness to each other for a successful conversation. Non-observance of politeness in a communicative act such as panel discussions has the potential to infringe upon the public self-image of the addressees. Situated in...
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