The contextual uses of the impoliteness in Ernst Hemingway's the snow of Kilimanjaro

Abstract EN

The conventional content of an utterance can compositionally determines the meaning of it, so that intention is the prior for each explaining whether it is of a central role or a recognition intention for both the speaker and the hearer.

For that, the explanation can be achieved within the alternatives of any discourse through their logical relationship without keeping away from the order and the ideas even though they are informally submitted.

Hence, the uses of impoliteness and fundamentally for all theories are concerned to the relationship of the linguistic disciplines especially pragmatics and sociolinguistics regarding to the communicative behavior that it may evoke a positive or negative attitudes in accordance to the maturity of culture and the other parameters of the different people of a certain society.

thus, they are may be considered the main maxims of meaning but not the lonely ones to capture the tacit meaning of interlocutors.

thus, the study queries the trends of the impoliteness as regarding to Jonathan Culpeper (2011) whose model of impoliteness is notably introduced as a parallel work to Brown and Levinson's theory of politeness.

besides, the paper is tracing the impolite contexts within the literary works particularly with Ernst Hemmingway's The Snow of Kilimanjaro.

accordingly, the paper is carried within three chapters, firstly, an introduction is set to outline the problem, aims, hypotheses, and the scope of the study.

secondly, a theoretical review is presented to expose the studies and contexts of impoliteness.

thirdly, the selected extracts are put out to expose the findings of impoliteness of the short novel is presented with this chapter.

besides, conclusions are drawn to point out the findings of the study.