Communication Phrase
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A Communication Phrase is a formulaic phrase that manages or facilitates communicative interaction between discourse participants.
- AKA: Communicative Formula, Interaction Phrase, Discourse Formula.
- Context:
- It can typically structure Conversational Interaction through conventionalized forms.
- It can often encode Social Protocols in interpersonal exchange.
- It can frequently establish Communication Channels between discourse participants.
- It can generally express Communicative Functions through fixed expressions.
- It can usually maintain Discourse Coherence in verbal interaction.
- It can commonly reflect Cultural Conventions in social communication.
- It can sometimes vary across Language Communitys and cultural contexts.
- It can range from being a Phatic Communication Phrase to being a Informative Communication Phrase, depending on its semantic content.
- It can range from being an Opening Communication Phrase to being a Closing Communication Phrase, depending on its discourse position.
- It can range from being a Formal Communication Phrase to being an Informal Communication Phrase, depending on its register level.
- It can range from being a Ritualized Communication Phrase to being a Functional Communication Phrase, depending on its pragmatic purpose.
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- Example(s):
- Language-Specific Communication Phrases, such as:
- Function-Based Communication Phrases, such as:
- Mode-Based Communication Phrases, such as:
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Propositional Statement, which conveys factual information.
- Narrative Sequence, which tells story content.
- Technical Instruction, which provides procedural guidance.
- Descriptive Phrase, which depicts entity attributes.
- See: Formulaic Phrase, English Communication Phrase, Discourse Marker, Pragmatic Marker, Communication Task, Phatic Communication, Speech Act.