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Words that Wound

Exploring Online Offensive Language

Tahmineh (Aston University) Tayebi & Vahid (Anglia Ruskin University Parvaresh

Words that Wound

Words that Wound

Exploring Online Offensive Language

Words that Wound

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This book explores the complex nature of offence, examining how language, from words to patterns, constructs offensive meanings. Offence is shown as subjective, shaped by the target's perspective. Through a multi-layered analysis of language on social media, it reveals how language choices can have significant consequences.

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Beschrijving Words that Wound

This book explores the complex nature of offence, examining how language, from words to patterns, constructs offensive meanings. Offence is shown as subjective, shaped by the target's perspective. Through a multi-layered analysis of language on social media, it reveals how language choices can have significant consequences.

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9781316517499
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236
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Taalkunde
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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