Is it possible to talk about politeness in ancient Greece ? Modern sociology defines politeness as a system of rules, which establish behavioural patterns in accordance with different social situations. Ancient Greek thought never conceived a similar idea. Instead, between the 8th and the 5th century BC, the Greeks seem to have appraised social conduct through the lens of a principle of correspondence between one’s aspect and demeanour and the virtue of one’s soul. This study aims at shedding light upon the cultural features of this Greek idea, and to outline the ways in which it oriented social judgement. The analysis is conducted through categories inspired by the research of the sociologist Erving Goffman, entirely readapted in order to ...
Ancient rhetoricians and moralists paid careful attention to the topic of self-praise. The present p...
This article deals with the handshake in the Archaic and Classical ages of ancient Greece. The gestu...
In the romantic epoch, the code of politeness, that first served as a sort of mediator in the relati...
Is it possible to talk about politeness in ancient Greece ? Modern sociology defines politeness as a...
Est-il possible de parler d’un savoir-vivre grec antique ? La sociologie contemporaine définit le co...
Languages from the ancient world offer a unique opportunity to test and challenge politeness framewo...
Following the descriptive and methodological framework of Conversation Analysis, this paper analyzes...
This paper examines impoliteness in ancient Greek, taking into account the linguistic structure of s...
This paper deals with the expression of linguistic politeness in early Hellenistic documentary papyr...
The main goal of my thesis will be to study politeness strategies in supplications in Homer’s Odysse...
Our aim in this article is to provide an overview of the various links between dialogue and rhetoric...
The aim of the article is to study the conversational behaviour of the Plautine old men in light of ...
AbstractThe Point of a Politeia: Changing Conceptions of Regimen and Regime from 450 to 350 BCEbyDer...
textThus far, politeness in Old and Middle French and in older languages in general has not been clo...
The concept of “Discernment politeness” stems from research undertaken in the 1980s on the Japanese ...
Ancient rhetoricians and moralists paid careful attention to the topic of self-praise. The present p...
This article deals with the handshake in the Archaic and Classical ages of ancient Greece. The gestu...
In the romantic epoch, the code of politeness, that first served as a sort of mediator in the relati...
Is it possible to talk about politeness in ancient Greece ? Modern sociology defines politeness as a...
Est-il possible de parler d’un savoir-vivre grec antique ? La sociologie contemporaine définit le co...
Languages from the ancient world offer a unique opportunity to test and challenge politeness framewo...
Following the descriptive and methodological framework of Conversation Analysis, this paper analyzes...
This paper examines impoliteness in ancient Greek, taking into account the linguistic structure of s...
This paper deals with the expression of linguistic politeness in early Hellenistic documentary papyr...
The main goal of my thesis will be to study politeness strategies in supplications in Homer’s Odysse...
Our aim in this article is to provide an overview of the various links between dialogue and rhetoric...
The aim of the article is to study the conversational behaviour of the Plautine old men in light of ...
AbstractThe Point of a Politeia: Changing Conceptions of Regimen and Regime from 450 to 350 BCEbyDer...
textThus far, politeness in Old and Middle French and in older languages in general has not been clo...
The concept of “Discernment politeness” stems from research undertaken in the 1980s on the Japanese ...
Ancient rhetoricians and moralists paid careful attention to the topic of self-praise. The present p...
This article deals with the handshake in the Archaic and Classical ages of ancient Greece. The gestu...
In the romantic epoch, the code of politeness, that first served as a sort of mediator in the relati...