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Emotion, discourse, and linguistic diversity: Emotions in grammar and discourse in northern Australia ...
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4 - Pandemic Crisis: How Digitised Classroom Affect Second Language Acquisition among LGBT Students and Students of Non-Icelandic Origin ...
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Keynote 3: M. Ponsonnet: Emotion, discourse, and linguistic diversity: Emotions in grammar and discourse in northern Australia ...
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The expression of emotions and their cultural ties to Pakistani, Somali and Yemeni patients' views of the world in cross-cultural therapy ...
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In therapeutic encounters, patients from different ethnic backgrounds are required to communicate their emotions, often in a state of distress, to therapists who may not share their idea of therapy, and who patients feel have not shared their experiences, which may have led to their mental health state (Barden and Williams, 2007; Tribe, 2014). Due to the non-proficiency in the English language, some of these patients may not be able to communicate with therapists or express their emotions as they do in their first languages (L1) (Kennedy, 2015, Pavlenko, 2006). This is because the emotion words used to describe their distress not only depend on the personal experience, but in fact the meaning of distress is often culturally linked to the language of sorrow, which tends to feel emotionally weaker when interpreted into a foreign language (Lx) (Bamberg, 1997; Costa, 2010). As a result, therapists may fail to connect with patients or misinterpret the meaning of their emotional expressions. Therefore, this paper ...
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Cognitive Linguistics; Glottodidactics; Psycholinguistics; Semantics; Social Psychology; Sociolinguistics; Translation Studies
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URL: https://underline.io/lecture/36168-the-expression-of-emotions-and-their-cultural-ties-to-pakistani,-somali-and-yemeni-patients'-views-of-the-world-in-cross-cultural-therapy
https://dx.doi.org/10.48448/87nk-kj78
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Gender-inclusive language among Italian non-binary individuals: a survey ...
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Naming experiences in the current feminist movement: a sociopragmatic study of English gendered neologisms ...
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The sound of taboo: investigating a sound-symbolic association in taboo words of English and French ...
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A Small-Scale Study: Patterns of Language Choice in Families in Multilingual Kazakhstan ...
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Impression management tactics in Hungarian political debate shows ...
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Voicing labouring bodies: women's narratives and gender violence ...
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Organising in the Industry 4.0: the rise of the "Empathetic Union" ...
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2 - The use of emotions in online hate speech: between discursive strategy and manipulation ...
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Keynote 2: J. Littlemore: Metaphor as a lens through which to examine deep, personal, emotional experiences ...
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What emojis are ironic markers? A survey on Chinese teenagers in WeChat app ...
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Metaphorical representation of the pandemics in the German press ...
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