Chapter 1
Introduction
Politeness in professional contexts
Article outline
- 1.Introduction to Part I: Politeness in
medical contexts
- 2.Introduction to Part II: Politeness in
business and organisational contexts (including emails)
- 3.Introduction to Part III: Politeness in
legal and security
contexts
- 4.Notions of politeness, facework and
relational work
adopted in this edited collection
- 5.Context, politeness theorizing and professional practice/training
- 5.1Context
- 5.2Politeness
theorizing
- 5.3Professional practice/training
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Notes
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