Patricia Bou-Franch
List of John Benjamins publications for which Patricia Bou-Franch plays a role.
Journals
ISSN 2542-3851 | E-ISSN 2542-386X
ISSN 2213-1272 | E-ISSN 2213-1280
Titles
Exploring Language Aggression against Women
Edited by Patricia Bou-Franch
[Benjamins Current Topics, 86] 2016. v, 159 pp.
Subjects Anthropological Linguistics | Communication Studies | Discourse studies | Pragmatics | Sociolinguistics and Dialectology
Language Aggression Against Women
Edited by Patricia Bou-Franch
Special issue of Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict 2:2 (2014) v, 120 pp.
Subjects Communication Studies | Discourse studies | Pragmatics
Articles
2021. “Maleducados/Ill-mannered” during the #A28 political campaign on Twitter: A metapragmatic study of impoliteness labels and comments in Spanish. Thematic issue: New perspectives on conflict, pp. 271–296
This paper approaches the study of conflict through an examination of Spanish metapragmatic labels and comments of impoliteness on Twitter. The aim is twofold. It first aims to confirm the attributed importance of the label
maleducado
/ill-mannered in the specific context of Twitter… read more | Article
2019. Chapter 9. Relational practices on commercial Facebook wall interactions. Technology Mediated Service Encounters, Garcés-Conejos Blitvich, Pilar, Lucía Fernández-Amaya and María de la O Hernández-López (eds.), pp. 223–244
This chapter explores mediated service encounters in social networking sites, as examples of the new (or reconfigured) forms of social organization and interaction brought about by technology. Social networking sites afford multidirectional communication, i.e. encounters between companies and… read more | Chapter
2018. Relational work in multimodal networked interactions on Facebook. Internet Pragmatics 1:1, pp. 134–160
The paper argues that the notion of Relational Work (Locher and Watts 2005) needs to be expanded to be able to account for sociability in the networked interactions afforded by social platforms such as Facebook. Thus, the aim of this paper is to explore how the nature of networked interactions… read more | Article
2016. ‘Did he really rape these bitches?’: Aggression, women, language. Exploring Language Aggression against Women, Bou-Franch, Patricia (ed.), pp. 1–14
Article
2016. Gender ideology and social identity processes in online language aggression against women. Exploring Language Aggression against Women, Bou-Franch, Patricia (ed.), pp. 59–81
This chapter examines language aggression against women in public online deliberation regarding crimes of violence against women. To do so, we draw upon a corpus of 460 unsolicited digital comments sent in response to four public service advertisements against women abuse posted on YouTube. Our… read more | Article
2014. An Introduction to Language Aggression against Women. Language Aggression Against Women, Bou-Franch, Patricia (ed.), pp. 177–181
Article
2014. Gender ideology and social identity processes in online language aggression against women. Language Aggression Against Women, Bou-Franch, Patricia (ed.), pp. 226–248
This paper examines language aggression against women in public online deliberation regarding crimes of violence against women. To do so, we draw upon a corpus of 460 unsolicited digital comments sent in response to four public service advertisements against women abuse posted on YouTube. Our… read more | Article
2013. Despierten, Latinos (‘Wake up, Latinos’): Latino Identity, US Politics and YouTube. Journal of Language and Politics 12:4, pp. 558–582
This study examines the schemata underlying the social dimensions and relationships associated with the processes of Latino identity construction in 500 YouTube postings in response to the Obama Reggaeton video. According to Van Dijk (1998), such schemata allow members of a given group to provide… read more | Article
2013. A cross-cultural investigation of email communication in Peninsular Spanish and British English: The role of (in)formality and (in)directness. Pragmatics and Society 4:1, pp. 1–25
This paper examines the email discursive practices of particular speakers of two different languages, namely Peninsular Spanish and British English. More specifically, our study focuses on (in)formality and (in)directness therein, for these lie at the heart of considerable scholarly debate… read more | Article
2008. Natural versus elicited data in cross-cultural speech act realisation: The case of requests in Peninsular Spanish and British English. Spanish in Context 5:2, pp. 246–277
This paper explicitly addresses the ‘elicited versus natural data debate’ in cross-cultural speech act realisation research through critical discussion of an empirical study of comparable request sequences by Spanish and British undergraduates to one of their lecturers. Elicited (discourse… read more | Article
2005. Review of Reiter & Placencia (2004): Current Trends in the Pragmatics of Spanish. Spanish in Context 2:2, pp. 255–259
Review