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Table of content
1. Preface
2. Web 2.0, Social Media and Social Networks
2.1 Web
2.2 Social Media
2.2.1 Blogs
2.2.2 Microblogs
2.2.3 Wikis
2.2.4 Instant Messaging
2.2.4.1 Facebook
2.2.4.2 Google Plus
2.3 Participants within the networks
2.3.1 Purpose of conversations
2.3.2 Classification of conversation according to Searls illocutionary speech acts
3. Politeness
3.1 Geoffrey Leech and politeness
3.2 Goffman, Brown and Levinson and politeness
3.3 Combination of the two approaches
4. Politeness patterns within conversations in Social Media networks
4.1 Type of conversation
4.2 Positive Politeness pattern of conversation starter
4.3 Positive politeness pattern of other participants
4.3.1 Indicators of friendliness
4.3.2 Indicators of approval
5. Research work
5.1 Text samples
5.2 Frequency measurement
5.3 Results of text sample examination
6. Conclusion
- Quote paper
- Sebastian Thielke (Author), 2011, Social Media and Politeness, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/178048
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