The Grammar of Hate: Morphosyntactic Features of Hateful, Aggressive, and Dehumanizing Discourse
Información General
- Autores: Natalia Knoblock (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Cambridge University Press, Cambridge University Press
- Año de publicación: 2022
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-1-108-83413-1
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4 - Grammatical Gender and Offensiveness in Modern Greek Slang Vocabulary
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6 - The Neutering Neuter: The Discursive Use of German Grammatical Gender in Dehumanization
págs. 118-139
7 - Neutering Unpopular Politicians: The Neuter Gender and ‘It’ as a Dehumanizing Grammatical Metaphor
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9 - Is Play on Words Fair Play or Dirty Play?: On Ill-Meaning Use of Morphological Blending
págs. 177-196
10 - Expressive German Adjective and Noun Compounds in Aggressive Discourse: Morphopragmatic and Sociolinguistic Evidence from Austrian Corpora
págs. 197-221
11 - ‘Kill the Invaders’: Imperative Verbs and their Grammatical Patients in Tarrant’s The Great Replacement
págs. 222-240
12 - ‘I am no racist but …’: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Xenophobic Hate Speech Constructions in Danish and German Social Media Discourse
págs. 241-261
13 - Homophobic Space–Times: Lexicogrammatical and Discourse–Semantic Aspects of the Softscapes of Hate
págs. 262-287
