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In spite of the increasing numbers of studies on criminal texts, it can be argued that these texts have not received considerable attention from a pragmatic point of view specially in Kurdish as compared to English. The study aims at studying pragmatically the interaction between the participants of this text. It also aims at investigating the strategies used by investigators to elicit suspects' confessions as well as the strategies used by the suspects to protect their positions in both English and Kurdish. It is hypothesized that: (1) There are significant differences between English and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In spite of the increasing numbers of studies on criminal texts, it can be argued that these texts have not received considerable attention from a pragmatic point of view specially in Kurdish as compared to English. The study aims at studying pragmatically the interaction between the participants of this text. It also aims at investigating the strategies used by investigators to elicit suspects' confessions as well as the strategies used by the suspects to protect their positions in both English and Kurdish. It is hypothesized that: (1) There are significant differences between English and Kurdish investigation texts in terms of linguistic, stylistic, discoursal and pragmatic features. (2) English and Kurdish suspects employ different speech strategies in drawing implicatures and protecting their positions against the accusations raised by the investigators. (3) English and Kurdish investigators use different strategies in their attempts to elicit information from the suspects. (4) There are significant differences in the strategies used by English and Kurdish suspects and investigators due to cultural and sociolinguistic differences.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mohammed is Kurd from Iraqi Kurdistan. He has PhD in Pragmatics from Sulaimani University in 2011. He was an Exchange faculty to Appalachian State University in USA in 2009. He was an Academic Visitor to Aston University in UK in 2010. He is currently the Executive Director for Quality Assurance at Ministry of Higher Education in Kurdistan.