Imposition in Requests is a pragmatic construct in speech act theory that refers to the perceived degree of burden or face threat a speaker anticipates when making a request, distinguishing it from related politeness strategies by specifically quantifying the social cost of the demanded action on the hearer.
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How Requests (And Promises) Create Obligations
Geoffrey Cupit · The Philosophical Quarterly · 1994 · 35 citations
Law, Philosophy, Contract Theory +10
Requests: A sociopragmatic approach
Esther Usó-Juan · 2010 · 29 citations
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