A Pragmatic Study of Sarcasm in Chandler Bing's Quips
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https://doi.org/10.66026/p2g8vy87Keywords:
Pragmatics, Impoliteness, Sarcasm.Abstract
Sarcasm, a subtle yet powerful form of communication, involves expressing ideas opposite to the literal words spoken. It serves as a tool for conveying criticism, humor, or irony in human interactions. However, individuals frequently employ sarcasm without conscious awareness this leads to making communication impolite, which creates uncomfortable atmospheres for interaction. This research aims to explore the construction of sarcasm through communication, with a specific focus on its manifestation in the popular Hollywood TV show "Friends."
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