Titlebook: Conflict and Multimodal Communication; Social Research and Francesca D‘Errico,Isabella Poggi,Laura Vincze Book 2015 Springer International

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Transforming Turnaround Schools in Chinainterest in verbal aggression is motivated by the illocutionary force and perlocutionary effects of aggressive utterances, i.e., by the performed acts associated with the interlocutor’s communicative behavior (“action-leading dimension”). The output hypothesis is that verbal aggression is an express

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-14081-0Computational Lingustics; Computational Paralinguistics; Conflict Detection; Conflict and Negotiation; L

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The Cognition of Conflict: Ontology, Dynamics, and Ideologyy) between individual/subjective conflicts (among my goals) and social conflicts? How does one build a systematic ontology of conflicts taking into account objective and subjective types, the internal or individual and the external or social? Do external conflicts require internalized/mentalized con

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Group Conflict as Social Contradiction, that we suggestively label “social contradiction.” In order to do so, we shall introduce and discuss the methodology of social choice theory, since it allows for defining the notion of collective attitude that may emerge from a number of possibly divergent individual attitudes. We shall see how co

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Revenge and Conflict: Social and Cognitive Aspectsnd it can become completely disruptive at the social and societal level. At the individual level, revenge implies the risk of a counterattack, either coming from the target or from his or her kin and relatives, and it is costly because of the effort it requires. At the social level, a likely and dan

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