العنف الرمزي و عنف اللغة الاجتماعي و الثقافي و علاقته بأفعال الكلام : مقاربة تداولية ثقافية

Abstract EN

Symbolic violence is a means of exerting hegemony, a form of coercion is strongly perceived, a picture of a poor culture of communication of members of society, and symbolic violence can be considered a violation of the norms of social values that one must be aware of in the ethical lycest, and language is strongly transformed into a power and the fulfilling of its words into a A means that indirectly embodies symbolic and physical violence, and one of the means by which symbolic violence reaches allusions of indirect abuse, threats, insults, insults, contempt, ridicule, sarcasm, metaphors, etc.

One of its forms is authoritarian discourse, which is subject to the deliberative context of the communication process, in particular the conformity of the situation and the required 'agreement and the appropriateness of circumstances and participants as suggested by Austin in his book The Theory of The Acts of Speech', and the principle of cooperation at Grace, especially in the rule of the occasion.

In examining the subject of symbolic violence and the violence of the social and cultural language, we have tried to highlight a kind of unjust social practices in the linguistic communication that takes place between human beings, language is a symbolic system of communication and understanding, but it is a way of abandoning the ethics of good communication and social values, its disconnection from the principle of 'respect for others' in speech, and the charging of its vocabulary with intense violence that in turn interferes with the manufacture of verbal violence, how can language contribute to the intelligence of violence in social and cultural discourse?