Rolf O Kroger
Biographic Data
| ID | 101390 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rolf O Kroger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rolf |
| FAMILY NAME | O Kroger |
| SIGNATURE | KROGER R O |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toronto |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Doing Discourse Analysis
PART ONE: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND Language, Discourse and Discourse Analysis Varieties of Discourse Analysis Example of Discourse Analysis PART TWO: METHOD Discourse and Data Data Collection Preparation for Analysis PART THREE: ANALYSIS Analysis I Strategies of Interpretation Analysis II Patterns and Context Identities in Talk Research Examples PART FOUR: EVALUATING AND REPORTING Warranting in Discourse Analysis Writing the Report
Intact use of politeness in the discourse of Alzheimer's sufferers
Faculty genealogies in five Canadian Universities
For those who are both scholars and teachers of the history of psychology, a dilemma arises concerning the historiographic versus pedagogic value of institutional genealogies. As part of the undergraduate History of Psychology course, faculty genealogies were constructed at five Canadian psychology departments (Calgary, Guelph, Toronto, Western Ontario and York); an operational definition of “Ph.D. supervisor” represented mentor-student “institut…
The Analysis of Face Work in Discourse
The Brown-Levinson (1987) theory of politeness has attracted a great deal of attention from a variety of disciplines. However, the lack of systematic methods for assessing discourse in terms of politeness has hampered the evaluation and development of the theory and the comparison of findings from different studies. The authors present a proposal that attempts to address some of the limitations of previous approaches and to extend their applicati…
Reification, "faking," and the Big Five
Reification, "faking," and the Big Five
Forms of address, discourse and aging
Are the Rules of Address Universal
The authors' basic questions were: Does the alleged universality of R. Brown's Invariant Norm of Address extend to German usage and is the structure of address exchange cross-culturally similar for Chinese, Korean, Greek, and German speakers? Reports were obtained from two age samples of 91 female and male German speakers residing in West Germany of actual address usage received from and sent to 27 categories of interactants. The results supporte…
Politeness and Forms of Address
The present paper considers the politeness of forms of address in terms of Brown & Levinson's (1987) theory of politeness. We present a conceptual analysis of the elements of politeness for six kinds of nominal address exchange and of the politeness expected for different categories of social relationship. These theoretical values are then compared to the politeness of address exchanges collected in a series of previous studies. The results of bo…
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Needed
Social Competence and the Rules of Address
Are people able to recognise violations of the rules of address, thus revealing their knowledge of the rules underlying address exchanges? A sample of 128 male and female undergraduates judged 64 scenarios containing systematic violations of four rules drawn from Ervin-Tripp's (1969) model of the American Address System. Strong positive relationships were found between the degree of rule violation and the ability of the respondents to recognise t…
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our basic questions were: Does the alleged universality of Brown's invariant norm of address (1965) extend to Korean usage, and is the structure of address exchange cross-culturally similar for Korean, Greek, and Chinese speakers? To answer the first question, 73 Korean speakers from both Korea and Canada reported actual address usage received from and sent to 34 categories of interactants. Their answers were coded in terms of three quantitative …
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our basic question was: Does the alleged universality of Brown's Invariant Norm of Address (1965) extend to Greek usage? 56 Greek speakers forming a diverse sample reported actual address usage received from and sent to 28 categories of interactants. Their answers were coded in terms of three quantitative indices which measure the degree of reciprocity, solidarity, and inequality in dyadic address exchanges. The indices permit the precise compari…
Explorations in ethogeny
Explorations in ethogeny
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our question was: Does the alleged universality of Brown's Invariant Norm of Address (1965) extend to Chinese usage? Or, does the alleged universal relationship between social power and intimacy and between inequality and equality hold for Chinese social structure? To answer these questions, we developed three quantitative indices which measure the degrees of reciprocity, solidarity, and inequality in dyadic address exchanges. The indices permit …
Effects of Risk and Caution Norms on Group Decision Making
Conceptual and Empirical Independence in Test Validation
Politeness and Forms of Address
The present paper considers the politeness of forms of address in terms of Brown & Levinson's (1987) theory of politeness. We present a conceptual analysis of the elements of politeness for six kinds of nominal address exchange and of the politeness expected for different categories of social relationship. These theoretical values are then compared to the politeness of address exchanges collected in a series of previous studies. The results of bo…
The Analysis of Face Work in Discourse
The Brown-Levinson (1987) theory of politeness has attracted a great deal of attention from a variety of disciplines. However, the lack of systematic methods for assessing discourse in terms of politeness has hampered the evaluation and development of the theory and the comparison of findings from different studies. The authors present a proposal that attempts to address some of the limitations of previous approaches and to extend their applicati…
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our basic questions were: Does the alleged universality of Brown's invariant norm of address (1965) extend to Korean usage, and is the structure of address exchange cross-culturally similar for Korean, Greek, and Chinese speakers? To answer the first question, 73 Korean speakers from both Korea and Canada reported actual address usage received from and sent to 34 categories of interactants. Their answers were coded in terms of three quantitative …
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our basic question was: Does the alleged universality of Brown's Invariant Norm of Address (1965) extend to Greek usage? 56 Greek speakers forming a diverse sample reported actual address usage received from and sent to 28 categories of interactants. Their answers were coded in terms of three quantitative indices which measure the degree of reciprocity, solidarity, and inequality in dyadic address exchanges. The indices permit the precise compari…
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our question was: Does the alleged universality of Brown's Invariant Norm of Address (1965) extend to Chinese usage? Or, does the alleged universal relationship between social power and intimacy and between inequality and equality hold for Chinese social structure? To answer these questions, we developed three quantitative indices which measure the degrees of reciprocity, solidarity, and inequality in dyadic address exchanges. The indices permit …
Social Competence and the Rules of Address
Are people able to recognise violations of the rules of address, thus revealing their knowledge of the rules underlying address exchanges? A sample of 128 male and female undergraduates judged 64 scenarios containing systematic violations of four rules drawn from Ervin-Tripp's (1969) model of the American Address System. Strong positive relationships were found between the degree of rule violation and the ability of the respondents to recognise t…
Forms of address, discourse and aging
Are the Rules of Address Universal
The authors' basic questions were: Does the alleged universality of R. Brown's Invariant Norm of Address extend to German usage and is the structure of address exchange cross-culturally similar for Chinese, Korean, Greek, and German speakers? Reports were obtained from two age samples of 91 female and male German speakers residing in West Germany of actual address usage received from and sent to 27 categories of interactants. The results supporte…
Effects of Risk and Caution Norms on Group Decision Making
Conceptual and Empirical Independence in Test Validation
Effects of Risk and Caution Norms on Group Decision Making
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our question was: Does the alleged universality of Brown's Invariant Norm of Address (1965) extend to Chinese usage? Or, does the alleged universal relationship between social power and intimacy and between inequality and equality hold for Chinese social structure? To answer these questions, we developed three quantitative indices which measure the degrees of reciprocity, solidarity, and inequality in dyadic address exchanges. The indices permit …
Explorations in ethogeny
Explorations in ethogeny
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our basic questions were: Does the alleged universality of Brown's invariant norm of address (1965) extend to Korean usage, and is the structure of address exchange cross-culturally similar for Korean, Greek, and Chinese speakers? To answer the first question, 73 Korean speakers from both Korea and Canada reported actual address usage received from and sent to 34 categories of interactants. Their answers were coded in terms of three quantitative …
Are the Rules of Address Universal
Our basic question was: Does the alleged universality of Brown's Invariant Norm of Address (1965) extend to Greek usage? 56 Greek speakers forming a diverse sample reported actual address usage received from and sent to 28 categories of interactants. Their answers were coded in terms of three quantitative indices which measure the degree of reciprocity, solidarity, and inequality in dyadic address exchanges. The indices permit the precise compari…
Needed
Needed
Social Competence and the Rules of Address
Are people able to recognise violations of the rules of address, thus revealing their knowledge of the rules underlying address exchanges? A sample of 128 male and female undergraduates judged 64 scenarios containing systematic violations of four rules drawn from Ervin-Tripp's (1969) model of the American Address System. Strong positive relationships were found between the degree of rule violation and the ability of the respondents to recognise t…
Politeness and Forms of Address
The present paper considers the politeness of forms of address in terms of Brown & Levinson's (1987) theory of politeness. We present a conceptual analysis of the elements of politeness for six kinds of nominal address exchange and of the politeness expected for different categories of social relationship. These theoretical values are then compared to the politeness of address exchanges collected in a series of previous studies. The results of bo…
Are the Rules of Address Universal
The authors' basic questions were: Does the alleged universality of R. Brown's Invariant Norm of Address extend to German usage and is the structure of address exchange cross-culturally similar for Chinese, Korean, Greek, and German speakers? Reports were obtained from two age samples of 91 female and male German speakers residing in West Germany of actual address usage received from and sent to 27 categories of interactants. The results supporte…
Reification, "faking," and the Big Five
Reification, "faking," and the Big Five
Forms of address, discourse and aging
The Analysis of Face Work in Discourse
The Brown-Levinson (1987) theory of politeness has attracted a great deal of attention from a variety of disciplines. However, the lack of systematic methods for assessing discourse in terms of politeness has hampered the evaluation and development of the theory and the comparison of findings from different studies. The authors present a proposal that attempts to address some of the limitations of previous approaches and to extend their applicati…
Faculty genealogies in five Canadian Universities
For those who are both scholars and teachers of the history of psychology, a dilemma arises concerning the historiographic versus pedagogic value of institutional genealogies. As part of the undergraduate History of Psychology course, faculty genealogies were constructed at five Canadian psychology departments (Calgary, Guelph, Toronto, Western Ontario and York); an operational definition of “Ph.D. supervisor” represented mentor-student “institut…
Intact use of politeness in the discourse of Alzheimer's sufferers
Doing Discourse Analysis
PART ONE: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND Language, Discourse and Discourse Analysis Varieties of Discourse Analysis Example of Discourse Analysis PART TWO: METHOD Discourse and Data Data Collection Preparation for Analysis PART THREE: ANALYSIS Analysis I Strategies of Interpretation Analysis II Patterns and Context Identities in Talk Research Examples PART FOUR: EVALUATING AND REPORTING Warranting in Discourse Analysis Writing the Report
Psychology (18 works) · Political science (10 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (9 works) · Linguistics (9 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (7 works) · Law (7 works)