Speech Etiquette in Slavic Online Communities

Acknowledgments
Contents
Notes on Contributors
List of Figures
1 Introduction
	References
Part I Theoretical Foundations of Research of Speech Etiquette in Polylogic Communication of Online-Communities
2 Fundamentals of the Research of Speech Etiquette in Polylogic Communication of Online Communities
	Speech Etiquette and Politeness
	Speech Etiquette: Ways and Means of Expression
	Conclusions
	References
3 Technological Factors of Formation of the Speech Etiquette in Online Communication
	Conclusion
	References
4 Etiquette Line of Online Communication in the Community
	Background to the Issue
	The Structure of the Etiquette Line of Online Communication
	Representation of an Online Community in a Virtual Space
	Speech Sanitation in the Group
	The Etiquette Line of Intra-Group Communication
	Conclusions
	References
5 Speech Etiquette and Types of Communicative Behaviour in Virtual Communities
	Phaticity and Speech Etiquette
	Phaticity and Informativeness: Definitions and Exponents
	Etiquette in Online Polylogues: The Interplay of Phaticity and Informativeness
	References
Part II Speech Etiquette of Online Communities of Various Social Groups
6 The Speech Etiquette of Professional Groups
	Problem Statement
	Approaches to Case Studies
	Case 1. Dentistry: Speech Etiquette of Informational Interaction
		Establishing Contact
		Discussion of the Information Received
		Communicative Sanitation
		Concluding Communication
	Case 2. Typical Police: Speech Etiquette of Phatic Interaction
		Establishing Contact
		Responding Comments in Phatic Communication
		Communicative Sanitation
		Completion of Phatic Interaction
	Findings
	Conclusion
	References
7 Women’s Community Etiquette
	Problem Statement
	Approaches to Case Studies
	Case 1. Speech Etiquette of Female Communication in an Informational Register
		Establishing Contact
		Speech Responses to a Stimulating Request
		Concluding Communicative Interaction
	Case 2. Speech Etiquette in the Phatic Type of Communication
		Establishing Contact—The Start of a Public “Heart-To-Heart” Conversation
		Commentary Etiquette in Phatic Communication
		Types of Post-Responsive Comments
		Non-etiquette Behavior—Sanitation of Conflicts
		Ending a Heart-To-Heart Talk
	Findings
		Initiating Post
		Discussion in the Commentary Section
		Completion of Communication
	Conclusion
	References
8 Speech Etiquette of Russian-Speaking Online Communities in Lithuania
	Problem Statement
		Russian-Speaking Facebook Communities in Lithuania
	Approaches to Case Studies
	Case 1. Intragroup Communication of the Russian-Speaking Vilnius Community
		Characteristics of the Community
	Typical Communicative Scenarios of Speech Behavior of the Community
	Greetings of New Members by the Administrator
	Self-presentation of the Community Members
	Communicative Sanitation and Self-regulation of Intragroup Behavior
	Case 2: Intragroup Communication of the Russian Lithuania—Mūsų Lietuva Community
		Characteristics of the Community
		Typical Communicative Scenarios of Speech Behavior of the Group
		Communicative Sanitation and Regulatory Role of the RL-ML Administrator
	Findings
	Conclusions
	References
Part III Speech Etiquette in Online-Communication in Slavic Languages in Comparison with Russian Data
9 Language Code in the Speech Etiquette of Belarusian-Speaking Online Communities
	Problem Statement
	Approaches to Case Studies
	Case 1. Speech Etiquette of Communication in the Informative Register
		Establishing Contact
		Speech Reactions to the Stimulus Request
		Completion of Information Interaction
	Case 2. Speech Etiquette of the Phatic Type of Communication
		Establishing Contact
		Commentary Etiquette in Phatic Communication
		Completion of the Phatic Interaction
	Findings
	Conclusion
	References
10 Implementation of Speech Etiquette in the Polish Online Community
	Problem Statement
		Characteristics of the Empirical Material
	Approaches to Case Studies
		Informative Group Case (C1)
	Case of the Phatic Group Good News (C2)
	Findings
	Conclusions
	References
11 Speech Etiquette in Slovak Online Linguaculture
	Problem Statement
	Approaches to Case Studies
	Case 1
		Contact Initiation: V-constructions vs. T-constructions
		Conflict Prevention
		Criticism and Acceptance of Criticism
		Verbal Aggression
		Dispute, Exchange of Views, and Quarrel
		Ending the Discussion as a Way to Neutralize the Dispute/Quarrel
	Case 2
		Contact Initiation: V-constructions vs. T-constructions
		Accommodation to ‘Other’
		Conflict Prevention
	Findings
	Conclusion
	References
12 Conclusion
	Reference
Index