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Linguistic communication in the perspective of political invective

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Dankiewicz M., Rodasik R., Skórzak A.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

2014

vol. 11(11)

115-120

The paper presents the problem of security culture in the public communication, especially in political invective.. The sources of aggressive language in political life, the specificity of political invective and linguistic means for insulting political opponent were presented. There were described the social and ethical consequences of using aggressive linguistic means against a political opponent. Verbal fencing, and often brutal battle of words have been written in the ritual of governance, which involves a more or less excited listeners, readers, viewers, because for them the language games are organized.

Communication and language in prison

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Rodasik R., Ćwiertnia E., Skórzak A.

Security Dimensions: International & National Studies

2013

vol. 10(10)

132-135

Prison subculture is a group that is only found in isolation prison. In every social group as components can be distinguished: members, features and rules to ensure the identity and continuity of the duration of the group, psychosocial mechanisms created to achieve the objectives, supporting elements internal consistency group, institutions and the system of social control, patterns of interactions, institutions and measures to regulate contact and relations with other groups, which together form a metalanguage crime. A feature of prison subculture is an informal system of rules, norms and values, and is considered to be deviant subculture.

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Linguistic communication in the perspective of political invective

Communication and language in prison