POLITENESS THEORY AND SHAKESPEARES 4 MAJOR TRAGEDIES

[1] ABBOTT EA, 1925, SHAKESPEAREAN GRAMMA

[2] THE USE OF ADDRESS PRONOUNS BY EGYPTIAN ADULTS - A SOCIOLINGUISTIC STUDY [J]. JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS, 1985, 9 (05) : 645 - 657

[3] [Anonymous], 1977, THERAPEUTIC DISCOURS

[4] Ascham R., 1870, SCHOLEMASTER

[5] AUSTIN JL, 1962, HOW TO DO THINGS WOR

[6] BARBER C, 1987, RICHARD 3 LEEDS STUD

[7] Barber Charles., 1976, EARLY MODERN ENGLISH

[8] BARNET S, 1963, MACBETH

[9] AN INVESTIGATION OF COMPLIANCE-GAINING AS POLITENESS [J]. HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH, 1984, 10 (03) : 427 - 456

[10] Blake N. F., 1983, SHAKESPEARES LANGUAG

[1] ABBOTT EA, 1925, SHAKESPEAREAN GRAMMA

[2] THE USE OF ADDRESS PRONOUNS BY EGYPTIAN ADULTS - A SOCIOLINGUISTIC STUDY [J]. JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS, 1985, 9 (05) : 645 - 657

[3] [Anonymous], 1977, THERAPEUTIC DISCOURS

[4] Ascham R., 1870, SCHOLEMASTER

[5] AUSTIN JL, 1962, HOW TO DO THINGS WOR

[6] BARBER C, 1987, RICHARD 3 LEEDS STUD

[7] Barber Charles., 1976, EARLY MODERN ENGLISH

[8] BARNET S, 1963, MACBETH

[9] AN INVESTIGATION OF COMPLIANCE-GAINING AS POLITENESS [J]. HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH, 1984, 10 (03) : 427 - 456

[10] Blake N. F., 1983, SHAKESPEARES LANGUAG