Grice Cooperation Principles on TV Shows

Language is an integral part of people’s life. It has the regulatory, interactional, representational, personal, imaginative, instrumental, and heuristic functions [11]. Therefore, language is vital for both written and spoken communication. In social interactions, language is used as a tool to build and sustain social relationships as well as to communicate and express thoughts, feelings, and emotions of the interlocutors [1]. As a result, an effective interaction requires the involved participants to be cooperative with each other.
The second section "Non-observance of conversational maxims on TV shows" analyses the communication exchanges and implicatures on talk shows and interviews and highlights their specific features.
The general conclusion summarises the results of the research. The appendices provide an overview of TV shows chosen for the analysis, demonstrate the statistical data of the maxim types and non-observance types, and present the list of linguistic means of maxim non-observance realisation.
The object of the research is the communicative exchanges on talk shows and television interviews.
The subject of the research is the types of maxim non-observance, implicature, and linguistic means of their realisation in exchanges, which are sampled from different TV shows.

Osadcha K. Grice Cooperation Principles on TV Shows : bachelor’s paper : 035 Philology / Osadcha Kateryna. - Kyiv, 2023. - 67 с.