Polemical interactions on the internet and the conversational maxims: limits between dissension and protest
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https://doi.org/10.22481/el.v16i1.4884Abstract
This paper analyzes linguistically the postings made by readers on the Internet commenting on a newspaper article and highlights the implicatures of the conversational maxims studied by Grice (1991) in the construction of the controversy, understood as an argumentative modality (AMOSSY, 2017), in order to show how discursively materializes one of the functions that this modality has assumed on the Internet: that of protest. In this sense, the work suggests that an evaluation of the breaking of conversational maxims can constitute a criterion to draw the boundaries between the controversy as an argumentative modality and verbal violence.
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