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<title>Almanca Yazan Türklerde Metinlerarasılık</title>
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Ekiz, Tevfik
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Dörtkulak, Funda
Over the last decades, the expressive speech act of compliments has been the focus in&#13;
quite a few studies. Most of these studies focused on the structural patterns and/or&#13;
the topics of compliments. However, the excessive use of social media tools and the&#13;
increase in the use of compliments in these settings made it necessary to dig into the&#13;
cultural elements in compliment exchanges and analyse how the faces of self and the&#13;
other are co-constructed paying the compliment and responding to it because this&#13;
new mode of communication creates a setting where boundaries are vanished and&#13;
borders are blurred in interpersonal communication. This cross cultural&#13;
understanding can help understand how culture comes into being in online language&#13;
use. Compliments in online interaction have become an important research area in&#13;
different languages. However, the number of such studies is still quite very limited.&#13;
This leads to overgeneralized misconceptions on compliments which undermine the&#13;
cultural load of this speech act. This study, using a bilingual corpus made up of 200&#13;
compliments collected from 100 participants, analyses the cultural elements in&#13;
compliment exchanges and discuss how these cultural elements reflect themselves in&#13;
Turkish and American English using quantitative and qualitative data analysis.
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